Meet Angel Joy Blue; A Tribute to Theme Songs; He's Alive; A Down-to-Earth Angel; Jazzing up the Classics; It's A Good Day to Be a Songwriter in L.A.; Angel Gets her Wings; Mock Me Gently; Queen of Disco in LA
Meet 24-year old opera singer Angel Joy Blue, a home-grown soprano who supports her career by winning beauty pageants.
TV composer Ben Vaughn has worked on That Seventies Show and Third Rock from the Sun. He talks with John about his new album - a tribute to the great instrumental music of the past, like "Moon River."
John talks with international music superstar Tom Jones about his new album, 24 Hours, and about being one of the best pop singers ever...for forty years.
Opera singers are human, after all: Angel tells us she sings in the shower and the car.
Uri Caine is a pianist who plays fast, loose, and beautifully with the classics. Caine talks to Off-Ramp producer Queena Kim about reinterpreting the classics.
Singer-Songwriter Priscilla Ahn talks to Off-Ramp contributor Christina Huh about her debut album A Good Day.
After growing up listening to opera legend Leontyne Price, Angel took her career to a new level when she joined the Young Artist Program.
KPCC's Steven Cuevas plots against - then finds himself missing - the noisy mockingbird in his backyard.
This year Donna Summer came out with her first album in 18 years. Music critic Kate Sullivan gives us the skinny on the Queen of Disco.