Jazz bassist Jonah Jonathan sits down with Johnny O’neal for a fantastic life journey discussion. Some of the topics discussed include Johnny’s early roots in gospel, his time down south in Alabama, his rise into jazz, his first trip to New York, w

Jazz bassist Jonah Jonathan interviews one of the top pianists in music today, Jason Moran live at the 2013 Festival International de Jazz de Montréal

Jazz bassist Jonah Jonathan interviews pianist, composer, educator, Danilo Perez who had just finished performing with the Wayne Shorter Quartet along with Brian Blade and John Pattituci. The band displayed a fantastic performance which can be heard in both th

When Johnny O’neal first arrived to New York City, Barry Harris had a wonderful surprise for the young piano genius. He took Johnny over to The Baroness’s house in New Jersey to spend the day with Thelonious Monk! Stay tuned for the full interview

Jazz bassist Jonah Jonathan Interviews Benito Gonzalez. Benito Gonzalez is one of Jazz’s most promising rising stars who has worked with the who’s who including Jackie Mclean, Kenny Garrett, Azar Lawrence, Pharoah Sanders, Dr Eddie Henderson, Steve

Jazz pianist Lewis Porter performs Bye Bye Blackbird during a private performance in his home following an interview. June 2nd, 2013

Jazz Bassist Jonah Jonathan sits down for an Interview With Dr. Lewis Porter, an excellent jazz pianist, author, jazz researcher, historian, and educator. Lewis Porter has written many great books including: “Jazz: A Century of Change”, “Lest

Jazz Bassist Jonah Jonathan interviews jazz piano master: Onaje Allan Gumbs. Onaje is one of the top pianists in jazz who has worked with some of the whos who including Nat Adderley, Kenny Burrell, Buster Williams, Stanley Jordan, Angela Bofill, Betty Carter,

Jazz Pianist, Composer, and Educator Onaje Allan Gumbs performs this beautiful version of A Child Is Born on May 23rd on Fender Rhodes. Stay tuned for the full interview with Jonah Jonathan coming soon!

Onaje Allan Gumbs was particularly upset by the comments that Alex Hoffman had made about Faith, Buddhism, and Wayne Shorter. Onaje is knowledgable and respected elder on the Jazz scene and his words set Hoffman Straight. This is a small clip from a longer ora