Jazz Behind the Beat... the first of a series of special interview shows spotlighting Jazz talent deserving more attention.

Our first program features Seattle's Andrienne Wilson, vocalist, flautist, pianist, educator, Jazz activist, performance artist. A renaissance woman.  She is definitely worth your time.

What you will hear:

An interview with Andrienne Wilson, done at her home in Seattle, Washington. A candid, animated discussion with her about her career and views about Jazz and much more..

Music from her recent recording "She's Dangerous" on Arabesque as well as from her self-produced effort "The Buoyancy Factor", plus music from her unforgettable recording with Norman Hedman in 1996.

(All compositions copyright Andrienne Wilson. Used with permission.)  

A program you don't want to miss...an introduction to one of the best kept secrets on the national Jazz scene.  

About the artist:

Andrienne Wilson is a total professional in the business. Her twenty-plus years as a performance artist include work with Joe Williams, Diane Schuur, George Cables, Talib Kibwe, Chico Freeman, Kenny Drew, Jr., Norman Hedman's Tropique, Bobby Watson, Stephen Scott and many others. 

Andrienne is a highly skilled flautist, vocalist, pianist, composer and educator, having spent years in the Jazz scenes of San Francisco and Seattle. She also has years of experience in theatre, acting, improvisation, and marketing. Andrienne lives in the Seattle area.