Jon Sherman was a featured guest on SouthwestBlend.com’s ‘Champagne Sundays’ Online Radio Show. This show was a special Nature & Wildlife show and aired live on April 6^th, 2008. To listen to the entire, unedited show, please click here. To Listen to Jon’s interview, please Double Click on the Play Button Below.

For a sample of Jon's music, please double click the Play button below to hear, Cougar Run.

CD Reviews
‘Under the Oaks’: "Listening to this musical connection between nature and man, one is immediately transported to a calmness - similar to what you would feel when relaxing under an oak tree, listening to the chatter of the birds, and the rustling of the leaves. Jon Sherman is a master when it comes to capturing the essence of nature and sharing its beauty." - Lisa D. Smith, Southwest Blend Magazine

‘On the Marsh’: On the Marsh is a wonderful example of how man and nature can live together in harmony. Featuring the authentic sounds of thirteen different bird species one might hear at a California Salt Marsh, Jon Sherman’s flute playing glides and soars around their sounds, forming a united sound of bird and man. The songs are peaceful and beautiful, just as it is being out in nature – or in this case, out in a salt marsh. Jon is a true role model when it comes to shedding a light on nature’s delicate eco-systems, encouraging us to remember the beauty and the importance, beckoning us to play our parts - to preserve and protect. - Lisa D. Smith, Southwest Blend Magazine

‘Butterfly Blue’: Inspired by the endangered Palos Verdes Blue Butterfly, this album is a colorful tapestry of poetry, flute playing, and singing, all woven together with light ethnic rhythms – the pure sounds of nature. Just like the fluttering of a butterfly, the melodies are beautifully gentle and flow with inspiring words that pour with the emotion of a gushing waterfall. Jon Sherman wears a badge for nature with this CD – bringing forth all those wonderful little things about nature that we often pass by without a glance, reminding us that Mother Nature comes in all shapes and sizes, all colors, and holds incredible powers. - Lisa D. Smith, Southwest Blend Magazine