A song off “Let the Praises Rise,” the EP ©℗ 2022, All Rights Reserved
https://youtu.be/ruscW1jwXTk
New music bombards the world every day and music lovers’ ears are receptive to the art of it all; always in the mood for something different and enticing to listen to.
On this Sunday’s episode of Jazz on the JNote, I hope to open your mind and hearts to New York City alto & tenor saxophonist Don Hanson’s latest project, “Echoes of Light.” The album is a gumbo of jazz, spirituality, soul, and funk all mixed together into a delicious brew.
Join us as
we discuss his music, his artistic diversity found on this album, his
inspirations, his upcoming musical performances, and also explore the question,
what is jazz?” You will be in for an exciting ride on this musically cultural
experience. If you love jazz and are someone who also loves to be inspired by
music with a message, join us as we discuss the beautiful work of art found in
Don Hanson’s “Echoes of Light;” a body of work created for both Christian
and secular music lovers of all ages to enjoy.
Jazz on
the JNote airs
each and every Sunday at 7:30 PM as part of the Medgar Evers College Community
Radio stream over the airwaves of WNYE 91.5FM with your host Stephanie Jeannot.
We look forward to vibing with you this
Sunday, September 25th, 2022 at 7:30 PM on WNYE 91.5FM.
I will never forget that sad day in 2001 when chaos took
over New York City.
I just sat at my desk sipping on my Venti cup filled with
dark roast coffee. It was not shortly after the freshness of it got me all jittered
up for the day ahead of me that I heard the news of a plane crashing into the
first of the Twin Towers.
I was in my office building in mid-town and everybody ascended
to the top floor of the building so that they could see from the windows what was
going on. The sites I saw that day, I hope to never see again.
It was like a movie and so unreal. Who would have thought
something like this could have been happening right before our eyes. And the craziest part about it all is that it
happened 21 years ago and it is still very fresh in my mind like it was yesterday,
when my friends and I walked along the thoroughfares of Manhattan, over the
Williamsburg Bridge to Brooklyn; I still remember seeing burnt paper from the World
Trade Center showering over the streets of Flatbush as I approached the comfort
of home and the quietness that took over the city that never sleeps thereafter.
The show traditionally plays jazz and has commentaries throughout
the show that relate the songs to the topic at hand. This week in particular is
to celebrate the lives lost on the tragic day back in 2001. Hope that you will
join us this Sunday at 7:30PM on WNYE 91.5 FM for Jazz on the
JNote with your host Stephanie Jeannot.
Until then, Peace!
No more 80-mile drives to a far distant place just to get
into the things that your heart says yes to but your energy says, maybe another
time. Instead, you could just climb into a contraption, press a few buttons,
and boom, you are there.
You wouldn’t have to rely on airlines and hope that their
staff doesn’t all get sick that day. You do not have to sit in rush hour
traffic hoping that whatever mess is before you on the journey home will clear
up. No more wishing to go back in time to revisit a person or to relive a
moment. You could just climb into the time machine and Bam.
That is what I was thinking about when I wrote the song “Time
Machine.” After a long work week, I want to be like the road runner and zoom
home in a flash. I wish I had a “Time Machine” to be where I want to be and to do what
I want to do when I want to do it.
If you could relate to any of this, please check out my song
“Time Machine.”
Lyrics and vocals by Stephanie Jeannot
Music by Mike LeShore
Check it out here: https://youtube.com/shorts/8uIcqNYvueU?feature=share
Wish I Had a "Time Machine" by Stephanie Jeannot & Mike LeShore
Sometimes I wish I had a time machine at my disposal for so many different reasons. How about you?If so and you can relate then, add the full-length version ...
It feels almost as if it were yesterday that the ball
dropped into 2022 and we brought in the new year with screams of joy and hopes
for a different season than the pandemic one that interrupted our flowing lives
in so many different ways. But I am looking forward to the second half of the
year that is about to embrace us with hopes that it will bring about much
better times in all areas of our lives.
I have been in the studio working on new music and I looking forward to releasing brand new songs that I cannot wait for you to hear. I wrote about 90% of the songs and then I partnered with a few other amazing musicians who have contributed a great deal to who I am as a musician, singer and songwriter.
My new music will definitely tell you a little bit more about
who I am. So stay tuned.
Other locations where we
will play will be announced soon just in case you will be in the Midwest and
are interested in coming.
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WEBSITE http://jnotemusic.com
YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7x0BU65HnL3ivSoarAJphQ
Friday July 8, 2022
Ou La La Café located
428 Sunrise Highway
Lynbrook, NY
8PM to 10:30PM
$10 Cover
I will be there performing with my jazz band, The JNOTE Jazz
Group and we will do some covers and also some original music that I hope you
will join us for.
There is a $10 cover at the door and the location is a
unique Haitian Restaurant with food that will delight your palette.
Wednesday July 20,
2022
The Edge Harlem
101 Edgecomb Avenue
Harlem, NY
7PM to 10PM
$5 Cover
A cool duet gig featuring brilliant piano player and
producer, Shawn Keys and Stephanie Jeannot gelling together for a cool, good
vibe and positive energy all around.
There is a $5 cover at the door and the location is filled
with lovely down to earth people, great food and great drink. The ambiance is
definitely magnetic. Hope to see you there.
Black Spectrum Theatre Co Inc presents a free outdoor summer cafe from 5PM to 7PM. Stephanie Jeannot will be singing with the Bartlett Contemporaries at this event that is free and open to the general public; so please come thru.
Every Sunday, Jazz on the JNote goes live on the air at
7:30PM as part of the Medgar Evers College Community Radio stream over the
airwaves of WNYE 91.5FM. And here is a rundown of what you can expect to hear:
Sunday July 10 @ 7:30 PM July Birthdays
Sunday July 17 @ 7:30 PM July Birthdays
Sunday, July 24 @ 7:30 PM Carl Bartlett Jr
Sunday, July 31 @ 7:30 PM Carl Bartlett Jr
Sunday, August 7 @ 7:30 PM Official Louis Armstrong Birthday
Celebration
Sunday August 14 @ 7:30 PM Jazz Dance
Sunday August 21 @ 7:30 PM Yoichi Uzeki Pt 1
Sunday August 28 @ 7:30PM Yoichi Uzeki Pt 2
Sunday, September 4 @ 7:30 PM Labor Day Fete
Please keep in mind that if you do not have access to a
traditional radio, this show can also be streamed at the same time over the
airwaves of http://theenglishconnectionmedia.com
and click on play
If interested in staying even more up to date with what is
going on, I am constantly posting videos, pictures and content on my social
media pages and so please feel free to follow me on:
FACEBOOK http://facebook.com/jnotemusic
INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/jnotemusic
Looking forward to vibing with you once again in the near future. God bless you!
FabFulton in association with 966 Jazz presents live music
outdoors at the Jitu Weusi Plaza and on Thursday, June 16, 2022, my band and I
will be performing there live with my jazz group doing some vocal jazz covers and some of my original songs, and
I hope that you can make it.
Here are the deets:
Fabfulton
In association
with
966 Jazz
Presents Live
music at the Jitu Weusi Plaza (Corner of Fulton Street and Grand avenue)
Featuring New
York, Singer/songwriter/poet, Stephanie Jeannot and her amazing band
Thursday
July 16, 2022
6 to 8 PM
I am a lover of live music and it brings me joy to share music in
a live setting before an intimate crowd of beautiful people. The excitement,
the sweat, the feedback and participation of the crowd, the atmosphere, the
thrashing of the drums, the sparkling of the keyboards; it all makes a
difference and I am looking forward to being right there in the midst of this free
pre-summer outdoor concert and I hope that you can make it.
The live music will begin at 6PM and will run to 8PM. Hope to see you there!