"Fig bun" - Petr Cancura (People music)
"Antidromic" - David S. Ware (Shakti)
"Moz" - Hugh Masakela (Phola)
"May-reh" - Gerry Mulligan (The Gerry Mulligan songbook)
"People make the world go round" - Dr. Lonnie Smith (Rise up!)
"Let them go" - Okgiraffe (Okgiraffe)
"Union canal" - Horde of Two (Guitar & bass actions)
"Geewa" - Andy Milne (Solo piano)
"The climb" - Ron Davis (The bestseller)
"Dakar darkness" - World Saxophone Quartet (Four now)
"Mel chi 1" - Matthew Shipp Trio (Harmonic disorder)
"When the tulips blow in my imaginary orchestra" - Martin & Haynes (Freedman)
"Intro gardens" - Arrington de Dionyso (I see beyond the black sun)
"Jazzy Jeff's theme" - Nuyorcian soul (Nuyorcian soul)
"Black holes" - Renee Rosnes and the Danish Radio Big Band (Renee Rosnes and the Danish Radio Big Band)
"Trance chant" - Gene Ess (Modes of limited transcendence)
"Fem (etude no. 8)" - The Bad Plus joined by Wendy Lewis (For all I care)
"The river (intro)" - Rubim de Toledo (The river)
"Yellow spot into the sun" - The Gordon Grdina Trio (… if accident will)
"The night" - Gerald Cleaver/William Parker/Craig Taborn (Farmers by nature)
"Composition 356" - Anthony Braxton/Kyle Brenders (Toronto (duets) 1999)
"Going south" - Ben Henriques (The responsibility club)
"Where is Wanda Skutnick?" - Michael Vlatkovich (Three3)
"Misturada ("mixing")" - Airto Moreira/Flora Purim/Joe Farrell (Three-way mirror)
"Spencer Hoveskeland Trio" - Harbinger (Harbinger jump)
This was a show with lots of new tracks and a fair amount of Canadian experimental music. I wish I had more time to play "Composition 356" by Braxton and Brenders but it goes on for 45+ minutes; I'll have to plan better in the future but at least some of the track was played (several minutes).
Andrew
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
February 17, 2009
"Product of love" - Bess Drury (Artic)
"Music is the healing force of the universe" - Albert Ayler (Impulse years)
"Blues for Alice" - Michel Bisceglia (Inner you)
"Off the record" - Ronny Jordan (Off the record)
"Yellow mountain" - Rick Frank (Yellow mountain)
"Sample one" - Steve Reid
"Night sweats" - Larry Carlton (Sapphire)
"Sample two" - Steve Reid
"Smacked" - Indigone Trio & Strings" (Cycles)
"My little brown book" - Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (Duke Ellington & John Coltrane)
"La toconde et ses trios fantomes" - Beats On Canvas (Beats on canvas)
"Identity thief" - Johsua Redman (Compass)
"A grain of mustard seed" - Patti Littlefield/Mark Weaver (Resonance)
"Haitian fight song (studio version)" - Pentangle (Sweet child)
"No blues" - Miles Davis (Ronnie Scott's Club, London, UK, November 2, 1969)
"Lonnie's lament" - Marcus Miller (The ozell tapes: the official bootleg)
"System 2.3/7" - Rollf Boon (Cult figures)
"Paso" - Blah Blah 666 (It's only life!)
"Premonition: ! Earth II. Contorted" - Esbjorn Svensson Trio (Leucocyte)
"Kaju fenny" - Curtis Andrews (The offering of)
"Constellation 149" - Rinse The Algorithm (Locutions)
"Coast to coast" - David Sanchez (Cultural survival)
Another wide and varied show, marking the first appearance of Larry Carlton, a "salute" to the bass (the Pentangle track - Danny Thompson; the Miles Davis track - Dave Holland' and the tune perfomed by Marcus Miller), and three tracks with singing (Bess Durey, Albert Ayler, and Patti Littlefield/Mark Weaver). I was also pleased that I had enough time to play the lengthy piece by the Esbjorn Svensson Trio, off their final album, Leucocyte.
Andrew
"Music is the healing force of the universe" - Albert Ayler (Impulse years)
"Blues for Alice" - Michel Bisceglia (Inner you)
"Off the record" - Ronny Jordan (Off the record)
"Yellow mountain" - Rick Frank (Yellow mountain)
"Sample one" - Steve Reid
"Night sweats" - Larry Carlton (Sapphire)
"Sample two" - Steve Reid
"Smacked" - Indigone Trio & Strings" (Cycles)
"My little brown book" - Duke Ellington & John Coltrane (Duke Ellington & John Coltrane)
"La toconde et ses trios fantomes" - Beats On Canvas (Beats on canvas)
"Identity thief" - Johsua Redman (Compass)
"A grain of mustard seed" - Patti Littlefield/Mark Weaver (Resonance)
"Haitian fight song (studio version)" - Pentangle (Sweet child)
"No blues" - Miles Davis (Ronnie Scott's Club, London, UK, November 2, 1969)
"Lonnie's lament" - Marcus Miller (The ozell tapes: the official bootleg)
"System 2.3/7" - Rollf Boon (Cult figures)
"Paso" - Blah Blah 666 (It's only life!)
"Premonition: ! Earth II. Contorted" - Esbjorn Svensson Trio (Leucocyte)
"Kaju fenny" - Curtis Andrews (The offering of)
"Constellation 149" - Rinse The Algorithm (Locutions)
"Coast to coast" - David Sanchez (Cultural survival)
Another wide and varied show, marking the first appearance of Larry Carlton, a "salute" to the bass (the Pentangle track - Danny Thompson; the Miles Davis track - Dave Holland' and the tune perfomed by Marcus Miller), and three tracks with singing (Bess Durey, Albert Ayler, and Patti Littlefield/Mark Weaver). I was also pleased that I had enough time to play the lengthy piece by the Esbjorn Svensson Trio, off their final album, Leucocyte.
Andrew
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
February 10, 2009
"The cannonball" - Rubim de Toledo (The river)
"Cosmos" - Saxophone Summit (Seraphic light)
"Redial" - Oregon (Ecotopia)
"Someday my prince will come" - Matthew Shipp Trio (Harmonic disorder)
"Finger snappin'" - Maynard Ferguson (Octet)
"Discovery in three" - Gene Ess (Modes of limited transcendence)
"Song of Delilah" - James Carter (Present tense)
"Szeptyilzy" - Pat Metheny & Anna Maria Jopek (Upojenie)
"Ella's walk" - The Ross Taggart Trio (Presenting)
"Namah" - David S. Ware (Shakti)
"Worrisome heart" - Melody Gardot (Worrisome heart)
"The get over (move)" - Madlib (Beat konducta vo. 5-6: tribute to…)
"Zombies love dancin' to this number" - Martin & Haynes (Freedman)
"Song to John" - Mads Tolling Trio (Speed of light)
"You are a protocol droid, are you not?" - Ben Henriques (The responsibility club)
"Ten thousand year vision" - Arrington de Dionyso (I see beyond the black sun)
"Not later than now" - The Bennie Maupin Quartet (Early reflections)
"Interlude - jazzin" - Ron Davis (The bestseller)
"The monk" - The Gordon Grdina Trio (… if accident will)
"Barracuda" - The Bad Plus joined by Wendy Lewis (For all I care)
"Exotic thoughts" - Global Noize (Global Noize)
"In trees" - Gerald Cleaver/William Parker/Craig Taborn (Farmers by nature)
"Wait and see" - Amanda Tosoff (Wait and see)
"Pent-up house" - Billet-Deux (Deux)
"Improvisation 5" - Derek Bailey & The Ruins (The Purcell Rooms, South Bank, London, April 3, 1997)
"Double nickel" - Yellowjackets featuring Mike Stern (Lifecycle)
"Composition 199" - Anthony Braxton/Kyle Brenders (Toronto (duets) 1999)
I think this was a great show, with a wide variety of tracks played and more in number than usual (nearly 30). A interesting feature was some of the interesting titles e.g. "Zombies love dancin' to this number" and "You are a protocol droid, are you not?" I also loved the crazed version of Heart's "Barracuda" from the new Bad Plus with Wendy Lewis CD.
This was my first show back after two week's absensce. Philip Barker, the Morning Joy host on CJSW, ably filled in for me twice. I am in his debt.
Andrew
"Cosmos" - Saxophone Summit (Seraphic light)
"Redial" - Oregon (Ecotopia)
"Someday my prince will come" - Matthew Shipp Trio (Harmonic disorder)
"Finger snappin'" - Maynard Ferguson (Octet)
"Discovery in three" - Gene Ess (Modes of limited transcendence)
"Song of Delilah" - James Carter (Present tense)
"Szeptyilzy" - Pat Metheny & Anna Maria Jopek (Upojenie)
"Ella's walk" - The Ross Taggart Trio (Presenting)
"Namah" - David S. Ware (Shakti)
"Worrisome heart" - Melody Gardot (Worrisome heart)
"The get over (move)" - Madlib (Beat konducta vo. 5-6: tribute to…)
"Zombies love dancin' to this number" - Martin & Haynes (Freedman)
"Song to John" - Mads Tolling Trio (Speed of light)
"You are a protocol droid, are you not?" - Ben Henriques (The responsibility club)
"Ten thousand year vision" - Arrington de Dionyso (I see beyond the black sun)
"Not later than now" - The Bennie Maupin Quartet (Early reflections)
"Interlude - jazzin" - Ron Davis (The bestseller)
"The monk" - The Gordon Grdina Trio (… if accident will)
"Barracuda" - The Bad Plus joined by Wendy Lewis (For all I care)
"Exotic thoughts" - Global Noize (Global Noize)
"In trees" - Gerald Cleaver/William Parker/Craig Taborn (Farmers by nature)
"Wait and see" - Amanda Tosoff (Wait and see)
"Pent-up house" - Billet-Deux (Deux)
"Improvisation 5" - Derek Bailey & The Ruins (The Purcell Rooms, South Bank, London, April 3, 1997)
"Double nickel" - Yellowjackets featuring Mike Stern (Lifecycle)
"Composition 199" - Anthony Braxton/Kyle Brenders (Toronto (duets) 1999)
I think this was a great show, with a wide variety of tracks played and more in number than usual (nearly 30). A interesting feature was some of the interesting titles e.g. "Zombies love dancin' to this number" and "You are a protocol droid, are you not?" I also loved the crazed version of Heart's "Barracuda" from the new Bad Plus with Wendy Lewis CD.
This was my first show back after two week's absensce. Philip Barker, the Morning Joy host on CJSW, ably filled in for me twice. I am in his debt.
Andrew
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
January 20, 2009
"Joy" - Rob Mosher's Storytime (The tortoise)
"Shangri-la" - Donald Byrd (Royal flush)
"The left hand of God" - Charlie Haden (The best of Quartet West)
"Danish dessert" - Mads Tolling Trio (Speed of light)
"Dr. Mganga" - Eddie Henderson (Heritage)
"Song in b minor - Satie" - Chris Donnelly (Solo)
"Matters not" - John Santos and Machete (Tribute to the masters)
"Goodbye pork-pie hat" - Billet-Deux (Deux)
"A theory of consumption" - Ben Henriques (The responsibility club)
"Respiration" - Ben Allison (Buzz)
"Gati shadows within" - The Royal Hartigan Ensemble (Blood drum spirit: live in China)
"Work" - Steve Lacy (Soprano sax)
"Serpahic light" - Saxophone Summit (Seraphic light)
"Lady of the lavender mist" - The Ross Taggart Trio (Presenting)
"Star crossed" - Dream Algebra (Burma)
"Rhythmaron" - Ron Davis (The bestseller)
"Ca'purange" - Dexter Gordon (Ca'purange)
"A jam 4 Joe" - Global Noize (Global Noize)
"Split screen" - Erik Friedlander (Skin)
"Harmonic disorder" - Matthew Shipp Trio (Harmonic disorder)
"Ajar" - Esbjorn Svensson Trio (Leucocyte)
"The outer view" - George Russell Sextet (The outer view)
"We've got Silver at six" - Horace Silver (The hardbop grandpop)
Lots of notable tunes this week, including:
"Dr. Mganga" by Eddie Henderson - funky '70s stuff without being mushy
"Respiration" by Ben Allison - I think I like everything that this guy does
"Seraphic light" by the Saxophone Summit - a great cover of a less-well-known, (very) late period Coltrane tune
"Ca'purange" by Dexter Gordon - things really take off in this piece when Dexter kicks in; Stanley Clarke's electric bass works very well here
"Harmonic disorder" by Matthew Shipp - Matthew Shipp good!!
"The outer view" by George Russell - this must have been way out by 1962 standards
Hmm, I think I really liked the stuff I played this week...
I'll be away for the next two weeks (one week business, one week pleasure). Philip Barker from Morning Joy will be filling in for me on both shows. Many thanks to Philip! I am definitely in his debt. The first Breaking The Tethers with me back will be Tuesday, February 10.
Andrew
"Shangri-la" - Donald Byrd (Royal flush)
"The left hand of God" - Charlie Haden (The best of Quartet West)
"Danish dessert" - Mads Tolling Trio (Speed of light)
"Dr. Mganga" - Eddie Henderson (Heritage)
"Song in b minor - Satie" - Chris Donnelly (Solo)
"Matters not" - John Santos and Machete (Tribute to the masters)
"Goodbye pork-pie hat" - Billet-Deux (Deux)
"A theory of consumption" - Ben Henriques (The responsibility club)
"Respiration" - Ben Allison (Buzz)
"Gati shadows within" - The Royal Hartigan Ensemble (Blood drum spirit: live in China)
"Work" - Steve Lacy (Soprano sax)
"Serpahic light" - Saxophone Summit (Seraphic light)
"Lady of the lavender mist" - The Ross Taggart Trio (Presenting)
"Star crossed" - Dream Algebra (Burma)
"Rhythmaron" - Ron Davis (The bestseller)
"Ca'purange" - Dexter Gordon (Ca'purange)
"A jam 4 Joe" - Global Noize (Global Noize)
"Split screen" - Erik Friedlander (Skin)
"Harmonic disorder" - Matthew Shipp Trio (Harmonic disorder)
"Ajar" - Esbjorn Svensson Trio (Leucocyte)
"The outer view" - George Russell Sextet (The outer view)
"We've got Silver at six" - Horace Silver (The hardbop grandpop)
Lots of notable tunes this week, including:
"Dr. Mganga" by Eddie Henderson - funky '70s stuff without being mushy
"Respiration" by Ben Allison - I think I like everything that this guy does
"Seraphic light" by the Saxophone Summit - a great cover of a less-well-known, (very) late period Coltrane tune
"Ca'purange" by Dexter Gordon - things really take off in this piece when Dexter kicks in; Stanley Clarke's electric bass works very well here
"Harmonic disorder" by Matthew Shipp - Matthew Shipp good!!
"The outer view" by George Russell - this must have been way out by 1962 standards
Hmm, I think I really liked the stuff I played this week...
I'll be away for the next two weeks (one week business, one week pleasure). Philip Barker from Morning Joy will be filling in for me on both shows. Many thanks to Philip! I am definitely in his debt. The first Breaking The Tethers with me back will be Tuesday, February 10.
Andrew
Friday, January 16, 2009
January 13, 2009
I'm a few days later than I thought I would be in getting this list out. My apologies.
"Shorinji kempo" - Amanda Tosoff (Wait and see)
"Stolen moments" - The Phil Norman Tentet (Totally live at Catalina Jazz Club)
"Suspension" - Dave Burrell & Billy Martin (Consequences)
"All that I need is love" - Melody Gardot (Worrisome heart)
"Skull hill" - Hugh Ragin (Revelation)
"The groove" - Brian Culbertson (Bringing back the funk)
"The bird dances" - Patrick Zimmerli (Phoenix)
"Blues for Alagarn" - Joe Pass (Virtuoso in New York)
"Baiao for Vinnie" - Ray Piper & Fantazea (Ray Piper & Fantazea)
"A gathering of spirits" - Michael Brecker/Dave Liebman/Joe Lovano (Saxophone summit: gathering of spirits)
"Boo and scout" - Bill Frisell (History, mystery)
"Kobe" - Bill King's Rhythm Express (Beat street)
"The jewel in the lotus" - The Bennie Maupin Quartet (Early reflections)
"Offshoot 3" - The Peggy Lee Band (New code)
"Children's song no. 1" - Chick Corea (Children's songs)
"Isla de las mujeres" - Quadro Nuevo (Tango bitter sweet)
"Entre funerailles I" - Mark Applebaum (Sock monkey)
"Walkin'" - Joey DeFrancesco/Guido Basso/Vito Rezza/Lorne Lofsky (One take, volume one)
"Shadowdy sands" - James Carter (Present tense)
"Meaure of a man" - Yellowjackets (Lifecycle)
"God fire" - Medeski, Martin, & Wood (Radiolarians I)
"Ryo's first flight" - Gene Ess (Modes of limited transcendence)
"Infant eyes" - Chris Davis (A night remembered)
"Theme: Koko" - Charlie Parker (Bird in time 1940-1947)
This edition of Breaking The Tethers featured a nice mix of tracks, performers, styles, old and new, etc. I even played a tune from a "smooth jazz" performer, Brian Culbertson (it was the only track I liked from the album). Variety is the spice of life.
I'll be doing the show on January 20 and then I'm away for two weeks, back behind the mike on February 10. Philip Barker from Morning Joy will be taking the Jan. 20 program (thanks, Philip!). I'm not sure who will be doing the Feb. 3 show yet.
Andrew
"Shorinji kempo" - Amanda Tosoff (Wait and see)
"Stolen moments" - The Phil Norman Tentet (Totally live at Catalina Jazz Club)
"Suspension" - Dave Burrell & Billy Martin (Consequences)
"All that I need is love" - Melody Gardot (Worrisome heart)
"Skull hill" - Hugh Ragin (Revelation)
"The groove" - Brian Culbertson (Bringing back the funk)
"The bird dances" - Patrick Zimmerli (Phoenix)
"Blues for Alagarn" - Joe Pass (Virtuoso in New York)
"Baiao for Vinnie" - Ray Piper & Fantazea (Ray Piper & Fantazea)
"A gathering of spirits" - Michael Brecker/Dave Liebman/Joe Lovano (Saxophone summit: gathering of spirits)
"Boo and scout" - Bill Frisell (History, mystery)
"Kobe" - Bill King's Rhythm Express (Beat street)
"The jewel in the lotus" - The Bennie Maupin Quartet (Early reflections)
"Offshoot 3" - The Peggy Lee Band (New code)
"Children's song no. 1" - Chick Corea (Children's songs)
"Isla de las mujeres" - Quadro Nuevo (Tango bitter sweet)
"Entre funerailles I" - Mark Applebaum (Sock monkey)
"Walkin'" - Joey DeFrancesco/Guido Basso/Vito Rezza/Lorne Lofsky (One take, volume one)
"Shadowdy sands" - James Carter (Present tense)
"Meaure of a man" - Yellowjackets (Lifecycle)
"God fire" - Medeski, Martin, & Wood (Radiolarians I)
"Ryo's first flight" - Gene Ess (Modes of limited transcendence)
"Infant eyes" - Chris Davis (A night remembered)
"Theme: Koko" - Charlie Parker (Bird in time 1940-1947)
This edition of Breaking The Tethers featured a nice mix of tracks, performers, styles, old and new, etc. I even played a tune from a "smooth jazz" performer, Brian Culbertson (it was the only track I liked from the album). Variety is the spice of life.
I'll be doing the show on January 20 and then I'm away for two weeks, back behind the mike on February 10. Philip Barker from Morning Joy will be taking the Jan. 20 program (thanks, Philip!). I'm not sure who will be doing the Feb. 3 show yet.
Andrew
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
January 6, 2009
"Class action" - Gerry Hebert (The Beat Niq Sessions Volume one: 6th Ave & 2 am)
"Dreamsfirewaking/invitation" - The Royal Hartigan Ensemble (Blood drum spirit: live in China)
"Farewell Angelina" - Michel Benita featuring Manu Codjia (Ramblin')
"One peaceful moment" - John Hicks (Sweet love of mine)
"Totina" - Dream Algebra (Free Burma)
"Froggy's magic twanger" - Jim McAuley (The ultimate frog)
"Bluesy lunedi" - Alain Bedard Auguste Quintet (Bluesy lunedi)
"Capricorn" - Cannonball Adderley (The soul zodiac)
"India" - Robert Dick and Soldier String Quartet (Jazz standards on Mars)
"Are you the favorite person of anybody" - Marco Benevento (Invisible baby)
"Let it ride" - Nicholas Payton (Into the blue)
"Momentary lapse" - Mary Halvorson Trio (Dragon's head)
"Sleepless lullaby" - Rob Mosher's Storytime (The tortoise)
"Donna Lee (variations)" - Chris Donnelly (Solo)
"Black gipsy" - Archie Shepp (Black gipsy)
"Obsession" - John Bickerton Trio (Open music)
"Mister night" - Lenny Breau (Lenny Breau trio)
Another show with not many tracks played (only 17 in three hours) but those that were featured are pretty good. In particular, I give kudos to "Black gipsy" by Archie Shepp, "Momentary lapse" by Mary Halvorson, and "Mister night" by Lenny Breau. For the cheese factor (though it kinda works), I'd throw in "Capricorn" by Cannonball Adderley.
Andrew
"Dreamsfirewaking/invitation" - The Royal Hartigan Ensemble (Blood drum spirit: live in China)
"Farewell Angelina" - Michel Benita featuring Manu Codjia (Ramblin')
"One peaceful moment" - John Hicks (Sweet love of mine)
"Totina" - Dream Algebra (Free Burma)
"Froggy's magic twanger" - Jim McAuley (The ultimate frog)
"Bluesy lunedi" - Alain Bedard Auguste Quintet (Bluesy lunedi)
"Capricorn" - Cannonball Adderley (The soul zodiac)
"India" - Robert Dick and Soldier String Quartet (Jazz standards on Mars)
"Are you the favorite person of anybody" - Marco Benevento (Invisible baby)
"Let it ride" - Nicholas Payton (Into the blue)
"Momentary lapse" - Mary Halvorson Trio (Dragon's head)
"Sleepless lullaby" - Rob Mosher's Storytime (The tortoise)
"Donna Lee (variations)" - Chris Donnelly (Solo)
"Black gipsy" - Archie Shepp (Black gipsy)
"Obsession" - John Bickerton Trio (Open music)
"Mister night" - Lenny Breau (Lenny Breau trio)
Another show with not many tracks played (only 17 in three hours) but those that were featured are pretty good. In particular, I give kudos to "Black gipsy" by Archie Shepp, "Momentary lapse" by Mary Halvorson, and "Mister night" by Lenny Breau. For the cheese factor (though it kinda works), I'd throw in "Capricorn" by Cannonball Adderley.
Andrew
Monday, January 5, 2009
December 30, 2008
I am very late in posting this; the next show, the first of the new year, is tomorrow. Apologies for my tardiness.
"Elevation" - Chris Davis (A night remembered)
"Convergence (kinsmen)" - Rudresh Mahanthappa (Kinsmen)
"Mickey's tune" - Lee Morgan (The sixth sense)
"Dodge the dodo" - Ulf Wakenius (Love is real)
"Jitterbug waltz" - Anat Cohen (Notes from the village)
"Nossos momentos" - Rosa Passos (Romance)
"Oriente" - Galerie Stratique (Faux world)
"The 7th day" - Freddie Hubbard (The artistry of Freddie Hubbard)
"Assemblage" - Gunter Hampel Group (Music from Europe)
"A joyful noise" - The Phil Norman Tentet ("Totally" live at Catalina Jazz Club)
"AOS" - Yoko Ono (Plastic Ono Band)
"Sweet Sue" - The Bow Djangos (Hot! Swing & gypsy jazz!)
"Mania mienia" - Pat Metheny & Anna Maria Jopek (Upojenie)
"Threads" - The Royal Hartigan Ensemble (Blood drum spirit: live in China)
"772" - Alan Sondheim (Ritual-all-7-70)
"Integration" - Amancio D'Silva (Jazz for meditation)
"Stiletto" - Franco Ambrosetti (The wind)
"Como um rio" - Rabih Abou-Khalil (Em portugues)
"Walking woman" - Paul Bley Quintet (Barrage)
"Humoresque" - Art Tatum (Piano starts here: live at the Shrine)
This was a wide and varied set, from a Django-inspired tune to Yoko Ono with Ornette Coleman. The special feature this week was on Freddie Hubbard, who passed away on December 29. I only played one Hubbard track, from his well-known Impulse album, The Artistry Of Freddie Hubbard, but I'll play more in the weeks and months to come.
Andrew
"Elevation" - Chris Davis (A night remembered)
"Convergence (kinsmen)" - Rudresh Mahanthappa (Kinsmen)
"Mickey's tune" - Lee Morgan (The sixth sense)
"Dodge the dodo" - Ulf Wakenius (Love is real)
"Jitterbug waltz" - Anat Cohen (Notes from the village)
"Nossos momentos" - Rosa Passos (Romance)
"Oriente" - Galerie Stratique (Faux world)
"The 7th day" - Freddie Hubbard (The artistry of Freddie Hubbard)
"Assemblage" - Gunter Hampel Group (Music from Europe)
"A joyful noise" - The Phil Norman Tentet ("Totally" live at Catalina Jazz Club)
"AOS" - Yoko Ono (Plastic Ono Band)
"Sweet Sue" - The Bow Djangos (Hot! Swing & gypsy jazz!)
"Mania mienia" - Pat Metheny & Anna Maria Jopek (Upojenie)
"Threads" - The Royal Hartigan Ensemble (Blood drum spirit: live in China)
"772" - Alan Sondheim (Ritual-all-7-70)
"Integration" - Amancio D'Silva (Jazz for meditation)
"Stiletto" - Franco Ambrosetti (The wind)
"Como um rio" - Rabih Abou-Khalil (Em portugues)
"Walking woman" - Paul Bley Quintet (Barrage)
"Humoresque" - Art Tatum (Piano starts here: live at the Shrine)
This was a wide and varied set, from a Django-inspired tune to Yoko Ono with Ornette Coleman. The special feature this week was on Freddie Hubbard, who passed away on December 29. I only played one Hubbard track, from his well-known Impulse album, The Artistry Of Freddie Hubbard, but I'll play more in the weeks and months to come.
Andrew
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