This week The Jamestown Community Chorus,  is the subject of the program, with B. J. Whitehouse, Music Director, and Jessica Wilson, PR Director. We talk about the upcoming season, and listen to some selections from the concerts that will be held on Saturday May 3, 7:30 and Sunday May 4 at 3:00PM, at Central Baptist Church, 99 Narragansett Ave., Jamestown RI. For more information call, 401-423-1574 or go to www.jamestownchorus.com 
 

Jazz After Dinner this week features Trombonist J.J. Johnson from his recording "Origins" The Savoy Sessions recorded in June, 1946.

Ocean State Theatre Company, is the subject of this week's program, with Amiee Turner, Producing Artistic Director, and Gerrianne Genga, actor in “42nd Street”. We talk about the upcoming musical, and listen to some of the songs from the hit show. It opens April 23rd, at the new theater on Jefferson Blvd., Warwick. For more information call (401) 921-6800, or go to www.oceanstatetheatre.org

The Pat Metheny Group from the 1978 ECM Album with the same name with Lyle Mays on piano and keyboards, Mark Egan on bass, Danny Gottlieb on drums and of course Pat Metheny on guitars.

The Mystic River Chorale, is the subject of this week's program, with Frank Martginetti, Artistic Director, and Ray Brown, President.  We talk about their upcoming concerts, and listen to some of the music from the program being presented on Sunday April 27, 2014, 3:00 PM, MYSTIC CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, MYSTIC CT. For more information call 860.460.1487, or go to www.mysticriverchorale.org 

Gordon Goodwin and his Big Phat Band from his XXL recording. Featuring Michael Brecker, Brian McKnight and Take 6

The Westerly High School Theater Department, is the subject of this week's program, with David DeAnglis, Artistic Director, and Ben Barber, Director of “Godspell”. We talk about their upcoming production of “Godspell” and listen to some of the music from past events. The show will be
presented May 8 – 11, for information contact Westerly High School.

The Louis Bellson Orchestra playing the music of Duke Ellington, Billy
Strayhorn and a couple of Louis Bellson's compositions.