Love On The Run featuring Walter Beasley is Bryon’s first release since
Real Love in July of 2020. This is Jazz Funk at its highest level. Bryon’s funky bass guitar is unmistakable, as Walter Beasley’s saxophone strikes the right balance providing four minutes of smooth funk Jazz. This is a song you’ll want to hear again and again, just like Morris Baxter’s Motivations! So tune in to Morning Jazz with Morris 6am-9am for Byron Miller’s
Love On The Run on Atlanta’s Jazz Station 91.9 WCLK.
David C. Linton is Jazz 91.9 WCLK Program Director and host of Serenade To The City, heard Monday-Friday at 10pm.
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On Money Making Conversations Tuesday May 11 at 6pm on WCLK, Rushion McDonald will continue his conversations with successful people and talk with them about their dreams and careers. This week he s joined by one of Hollywood s record breaking filmmakers and TV Producers Will Packer. He ll also talk with Film and TV Producer Stephen A. Smith, who hosts
ESPN s First Take,
Stephen A s World on ESPN Plus, and more. Tune in to Money Making Conversations with Rushion McDonald, Tuesdays at 6pm exclusively on Atlanta s Jazz Station 91.9 WCLK.
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Simple Pleasures was released in late 2020 on her
New Day EP(Seven49Group) and may have gotten lost amid the flood of other Jazz releases during the pandemic. The limitations on live performances led to many artists to spend more time in the studio. Well thank goodness for the “Lost and Found” Department. The vocal performance from Brettina is one you deserve to hear. This native of Nassau, Bahamas is a born singer and the daughter of Gospel Singer/Actress Leona Coakely Spring. She delivers a beautiful song which will make her mom and her influences Nancy Wilson, Sarah Vaughn and Sade proud. The lyrics alone are so timely, as the world takes vaccines, longing to enjoy some of life’s simple pleasures. You can enjoy the Brettina’s
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Creswell High music students deliver an innovative performance during challenging times
The COVID-19 pandemic may have shut things down, but it wasn’t enough to keep Creswell High School music students quiet.
“It was pretty rough at first,” Creswell Schools Music Program director Sandi Green said. “The kids were really disappointed. There s a hard attitude shift to make, but they really couldn t be silent for long.”
Springing from this need to sonically express and to keep students practicing, Green provided a broad project: Kids were assigned to develop and video themselves performing a song of their choosing on an instrument at their discretion. The result? A CHS compilation video where students perform personally inspired projects. Inclement conditions ended up creating an environment for an innovative undertaking.