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The Jazz Loft Radio Series
W. Eugene Smith was a famous photo essayist for LIFE magazine and a suburban family man when he left it all in 1957 and moved to a rundown loft in Manhattan. The building had already become a popular hangout and jamming space for jazz players both pr

Episode 9: More Tapes

The commercial jazz world relied on by-the-ho...

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: 14 minutes : 22-Oct-2015

Episode 8: Monk at Town Hall

In early 1959, a genuine stir was created in ...

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: 18 minutes : 23-Oct-2015

Episode 7: Flowers at 6 AM

In the early mornings, as each all-night jam ...

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: 10 minutes : 24-Oct-2015

Episode 6: Drummer Ron Free

Ron Free, a prodigious drummer from Charlesto...

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: 20 minutes : 25-Oct-2015

Episode 5: Before the Loft

Like many of New York City's most influential...

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: 13 minutes : 26-Oct-2015

Episode 4: Hall Overton

By day, Hall Overton was an instructor of cla...

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: 19 minutes : 27-Oct-2015

Episode 3: The Tapes

W. Eugene Smith recorded more than 4,000 hour...

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: 16 minutes : 28-Oct-2015

Episode 2: Enter W. Eugene Smith

Before photographer W. Eugene Smith lived in ...

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: 21 minutes : 29-Oct-2015

Episode 1: Introduction

Few people in history had as much access to t...

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: 11 minutes : 30-Oct-2015

Special Episode: Jazz Loft Jam Sessions

In this episode, thanks to W. Eugene Smith's ...

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: 56 minutes : 07-Mar-2017

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