Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp

In today's episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local jazz pianist Sean Vokes. We talk about his experience traveling to Boston & New York this past summer, as well as how he got interested in jazz, his upcoming projects and more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local jazz guitarist, and Amarillo College music professor Austin Brazille. We talk about how he got interested in jazz, his experience performing and teaching in New York, what he's learned as a music professor and more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local TV and radio personality, and fellow jazz buff, David Lovejoy. We chat about his career, how he got interested in jazz, his feelings about the current state of jazz & more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I interview local jazz saxophonist, and Amarillo College music professor, Jim Laughlin. We talk about how he got interested in jazz, which jazz artists he's met, what he's learned as a music professor and more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I look at two of Hollywood's biggest stars, who also happen to be jazz buffs, Billy Crystal and Jeff Goldblum.

Gawrsh! It's part 2 of my exploration of Disney's history with jazz on this week's episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp". I talk about some of the other Disney movies and TV shows that featured jazz, as well as the Disney cover albums that have been released over the years, the jazzy attractions that have appeared in the Disney Parks & more.

In this episode of "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp", I explore Disney's history with jazz, from its inclusion in early Mickey Mouse cartoons, to the Disney cover songs that were being released by some of jazz's biggest stars, and beyond.

Welcome to "Stayin' Jazzy with Travis Kemp"! In this inaugural episode, I tell you a little bit about my history with jazz.

In this new podcast, which launches Tuesday, July 9th. longtime jazz fan Travis Kemp demonstrates that jazz is not just a music genre, it's a state of mind.