It's also worth noting that these podcasts are aimed at the hipster and DIY crowd, so they don't include much in the way of swing and jazz-infused music. That's not to say you won't hear some great swing and jazz in these podcasts.

Just not the kind of swing and jazz that you're used to in your own listening experience.

Swing is one of the most dynamic and versatile musical styles in the world. There are almost no other styles that can fit into the swing category as well as it does. So, if you’re an aficionado of jazz, swing, the blues, swing music, or whatever, you need to give these podcasts a try.

I am definitely not a big fan of jazz, swing, the blues, or anything that uses these styles, but I do give them credit for pushing the boundaries of what can be done in the genre. If you're a fan of swing, do yourself a favor and go listen to these podcasts.

These are by far the best podcasts Ive heard from the jazz genre in a long time.

Jazz is a genre that has never really gotten the respect it deserves and is usually pigeonholed into a small genre, so it's nice to see these guys doing some creative things with it in the swing genre. They are the real deal, and for the most part, the quality of the music is top-notch.

Also, for anyone who thinks this is a one-sided conversation, the swing is a genre that revolves around the use of the bow, and there are a lot of swing songs that are great for playing or dancing. Swing music is actually a combination of ballroom jazz and swing music, so it has some similarities to swing in a way that ballroom jazz doesn't.

This is a genre that is often associated with the "ballroom style".

The ballroom is the most common type of swing music, and many of the great swing bands are of this style. However, there is also a whole genre of music known as "swing jazz" and "swing dance music" which focuses on the use of the bow. It was originally developed in the mid-to-late-19th century.

The genre of swing has taken over the world. Whether you like it or not, you are probably listening to it. This is most evident in the genre of swing dance music, which focuses on the use of the bow. It was originally developed in the mid to late- 19th century.