Grace Notes is a musical and celebrity talk show hosted by Greg C. Jackson. On this episode, Greg interviews Roman Johnson, a prolific musician who has worked with The Gap Band, Ronald Isley, and The Isley Brothers, Karen White, and has worked with Stevie Wonder for eight years and still works with him as a keyboard player toady.
In this documentary, KPCRadio.com reporter Greg C. Jackson gets a feel for today’s musicians and walks the listener through the life of a contemporary performer.
Welcome to Pierce Profiles, where KPCRadio.com reporters profile a person, group or department of Pierce College. In this segment, Grace Notes host Greg C. Jackson looks into the the day-to-day duties and student and co-worker interactions of LACCD Counselor Karin Lakin, and listens to some opinions and praise of the counselor from students and staff.
Grace Notes is a musical and celebrity talk show hosted by Greg C. Jackson. On this episode, Greg interviews Grammy award-winning vocalist Jamie Jones, a member of the group All 4 1. Some of the group’s credits include “Somebody,” the theme song from motion picture “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” “I Turn To You” from “Space Jam” and the chart-topping, Grammy-award-winning number one song “I swear” produced by David Foster. Jones also works with Wayne Brady on projects. The group is still touring internationally and has a new CD soon to be released.
Grace Notes is a musical and celebrity talk show hosted by Greg C. Jackson. This episode of “Grace Notes” is with vocalist extraordinaire Eloise Laws, the sister of flutist Hubert Laws, Saxophonist Ronnie Laws and vocalist Debra Laws. With many appearances on TV and a cast member of the Tony nominated “It Ain’t Nothin But the Blues,” Eloise has made her mark working with platinum produces Linda Creed and Holland Dozier Holland, and has many commercial record releases to her credit.
Grace Notes is a musical and celebrity talk show hosted by Greg C. Jackson. On this segment, Greg interviews saxophone player Jaman Laws, son of jazz great Ronnie Laws, with his hit song from his duet with Debra Laws “Very Special.”