Bayou Blue Radio (The Voice of Jazz) was founded in France in 2016 before relocating to the United States in 2021. The station is dedicated to promoting contemporary American and European jazz while publishing in-depth editorial features and artist-focused articles on its website, bayoublueradio.org.
Editorial – October 2026 2026:
The 21st Century Is Fertile Ground Terrorist States
Report
Charles McPherson at Monk’s Jazz Club Austin TX September 19, 2026 – Report & Photos
SOCIETY
Additional Considerations Before Investing in Your Live Performance Setup
At Café Malta, a Coq au Vin Worth Crossing an Ocean For
Sennheiser HD 280 Pro: Learning to Hear Again
Apple: As Tim Cook Nears Exit, Professionals Dare to Hope Again
INTERVIEWS
Interview: Dr. Anthony Branker
Interview: Isabelle Bodenseh – Giving Voice to Dignity
Bayou Blue Radio – Paris-Move Jazz Awards 2025
ITW: Andy Emler, Refusing the Comfort of Borders
Rob Reiner, or the quiet humanism of American cinema
Music:
November: New albums on Bayou Blue Radio
Armin Jabor – Touch & Fades
Bill Laurance – Close to Home
Charged Particules – Celebrating Michael Brecker
Brandon Sanders – The Game Changer
Daggerboard & Erick Jekabson Orchestra – Live At The Hillside Club
Graupe/Brendle/Terzić – Reigen
Jorge Rossy Vibes Quartet – 11 Years
Keith Jarrett – Roma
Lisa Hilton – Naturally
Makiko Hirabayashi & Odense Jazz Orchestra feat. Satoshi Takeishi – Fire Horse Suite
Miles Ozaki- The Complete compositions Of Thelonious Monk
Peter Brendler – And Then Nothing
Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo – Kappa Ondo
Sylvie Courvoisier – Amalthea
Music:
October: New albums on Bayou Blue Radio
Ally Fiola & The Next Quest – Exit 10
Branford Marsalis Quartet and Dianne Reeves – Dedicated To You
Christian McBride, Ursa Major – Points Of Light
Clarence Hines Orchestra – Along The Way
Cory Weeds – Hip To Be Square – Plays Huey Lewis & The News (Boop Bop Bing Bash!)
Danny Green – Let The Music Happen
Dennis Mitcheltree – Seeing Red
Emil Miszk – Modulaire – Megapolis
Fumi Tomita – Yokai Songs Of The Natural japonese Supernatural
Clay Giberson – Moment’s Notice
Jason Robinson – Blue Salience For Yusef Lateef
Jennifer Roberts – I’l Be Around
Jakob Manz – Supernova – Live at Alte Oper Frankfurt
Joey DeFrancesco – Live at Keystone Korner
Matt Charmichael – Held in the Dark
Michael Dease Big Band – The Sleeper
Michael Wollny – eine winterreise
Miles Osaky – The complete compositions of Theleonious Monk
Monk Volume Two – Live in Paris 1967
Phil Haynes 2 Horns & What? AvAnt MODerN – JazZ nOW (2 CDs)
Russell Gunn & Blackhawk – Afrikan Amerikan Book Of The Dead
Sakoto Fujii Orchestra Nagoya – Korekara
Steve Davis Trio -Meets Hank Jones Vpl.2
Steven Byth – Growth In Stasis
Thompson Egbo-Egbo – Just A Thought
Vanisha Gould – What a interesting Girl

The Washington Post was founded in 1877 by Stilson Hutchins. The newspaper published its first issue on December 6, 1877, in Washington, D.C.
An FBI arrest revives fears that U.S. tech companies are hiring spies
Inmates describe eating mice and bugs in food served at aging D.C. jail
Why Democrats will probably win back the House
Join The Post on a road trip in eastern Ukraine. Don’t forget your drone detector.
The Nation was founded on July 6, 1865. It is considered the oldest continuously published weekly magazine in the United States.
Obviously, the Knicks Should Not Visit the White House. Why Is This Even a Discussion?





