From the Back Alleys of the Lincoln Center, Real Jazz

Even the grandest stages have humble echoes. In "From the Back Alleys of the Lincoln Center – Real Jazz," The Original Sinbad takes listeners on a journey that blends the grit of the underground with the grace of the spotlight. This episode explores the duality of jazz—how the same raw, unfiltered sound that once filled smoky backrooms now commands the most revered halls in the world. Sinbad curates a lineup that honors both the roots and the rise, showing that no matter where it plays, real jazz stays true to its soul. Press play and experience the full range—from alleyways to artistry, from grassroots to greatness. Because real jazz? It belongs everywhere.

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From the Back Alleys of the Lincoln Center, Real Jazz is an episode from Jazz In All Its Colors by The Original Sinbad, James Lancaster.

This episode is 121:12 long.

This episode was published on Jan 26, 2026.

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