
Camille Thurman
American saxophonist and singerWikipedia
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Oct 16, 2026
John Coltrane scholar with criminal defense trial lawyer- Lewis Porter
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36:39Lewis PorterGUEST
There was a live webcast of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, which has never been particularly open to women, even though there's been protests by women.
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36:49Lewis PorterGUEST
And they finally had a woman, actually an excellent woman saxophonist, Camille Thurman.
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36:55Lewis PorterGUEST
She's also an excellent singer.
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36:57Lewis PorterGUEST
And they did a webcast.
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37:04Lewis PorterGUEST
But when she took her solo, they looked at each other.
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37:08Lewis PorterGUEST
They went, what did that look like? Not bad.
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37:12Lewis PorterGUEST
I could almost hear them thinking, not bad for a woman.
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37:17Lewis PorterGUEST
They didn't do that to each other, I noticed.
Sonic Cycle - Episode October 16, 2026
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4:27KamilHOST
It's been stuck in my head for a while.
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4:29KamilHOST
Right now in the background, listening to a track called "Later For That" by Valerie Lacombe, featuring Ira Coleman, Cailin Power, and Camille Thurman from Valerie Lacombe's album State of Garden and Shadow, an April 17th release.
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4:44KamilHOST
Valerie Lacombe is from Montreal.
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4:47KamilHOST
Uh, Ira is from Sweden, but also an associate professor at McGill University in the music department there.