The Jazz Train Team: Paddy Haughton bought his first jazz record around 1957!!
A confirmed jazz nut, he enjoys everything from the legacy of New Orleans to the new music of the 21st Century.
Pete Webster likes to play different kinds of Jazz and explore the overlaps and contrasts of different genres; Soul, Electronic, African, Old School, neglected, brand new etc etc…………….and to keep trying to sort out whether Jazz is for listening to or dancing to!
Playlist for JAZZ TRAIN with Paddy Haughton –26thAugust 2019 – And Yet More New Discoveries! Artist – Title – Album – Label – Recorded / Released 1.Chet Baker – “Long Ago and far Away” – Chet Baker Quartets – Pacific Jazz – …
Playlist for JAZZ TRAIN with Paddy Haughton –12thAugust 2019 – New Discoveries & A Couple of New Releases! Artist – Title – Album – Label – Recorded / Released 1.Tommy Smith – “The New Road” – Peeping Tom – Blue Note 1990 …
I just discovered your wonderful station! Wow love it....from Barbara Hepworth to the Buzzcocks! Very cool indeed. I grew up as a kid in Cornwall (St. Day and Grampound) in the 60's my family emigrated to California in 1967. My love for anything brewed in Cornwall is strong! I have spent the last 40 years as a Graphic Designer for TV and Print here in Los Angeles, I was also an online DJ for a local station here. So happy to have discovered Source!
James
Just a quickie to say thank you for keeping us entertained on our (rainy) holiday in Falmouth. We really enjoyed the variety of music on your radio station and loved hearing all the local voices.
Jamie
Just wanted to say what a lovely surprise it was on Monday morning when I first discovered your channel on my tablet. I am an artist and I love to have music and humour playing in my studio. The programme that I discovered was called the Monday Morning Comedy Collective with a presenter called Colin Leggo . A lovely lively entertaining programme with lots of humour and a good variety of music. I think a big strength of the programme is the warm personality and the professional style of the presenter. Colin Leggo was often using funny voices which I found really funny but he also encouraged the listeners to contribute to the programme. He was also interviewing a comedian which was interesting and entertaining. I will definitely catch the Colin Leggo show again and explore the other Source programmes.
David Hosking
