Musical Musings: Five of the Best - Pat Metheny
This week on Musical Musings: Five of the Best I’m joined by Jim Bricker, and we’re spending the afternoon with Pat Metheny. He’s a guitarist from Lee’s Summit, Missouri, who has spent fifty years making jazz that people who don’t think they like jazz end up loving. He was teaching university stude…
Charivari - October 10
[00:00:00] 2:00 pm - Charivari
[00:00:57] with Christopher Stone
[00:01:02] VERDI arr GRAY Anvil Chorus, Army Air Forces
[00:05:47] DUKE Autumn In New York, Johnny Hodges & His O
[00:09:52] DUKE/HARBURG April In Paris, Frank Sinatra
[00:12:36] DUKE/LA TOUCHE Taking A Chance On Love, Anita
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Grow Your Own and Sam Brown
“Grow Your Own” and Sam Brown (139)
Keith Jarrett’s “Grow Your Own,” recorded by Gary Burton’s quintet for the 1971 album Gary Burton & Keith Jarrett, captures the adventurous spirit of early jazz-rock fusion. Featuring Burton on vibraphone, Jarrett on electric piano and soprano saxophone, Sam Bro…
Jazz @ 4 - Modern Jazz - October 22
[00:00:00] 4:00 pm - Jazz @ 4 - Modern Jazz
[00:00:08] with Greg Schultz
[00:00:36] Emmet Cohen - Interlude. So What
[00:02:03] Bobby Hutcherson - Rojo
[00:07:47] Harvey Mason Trios Vol 2 - Bebop Betty
[00:14:58] Jocelyn Gould - Early Bird
[00:20:24] Bria Skonberg - Que Sera Sera (Whatever W…
Which bands pass the three-year test? – plus the great live albums & rock stars’ alter egos
Stirring the spice-filled gumbo of news and turning the heat up. This week’s nutritious ingredients include ….
… is everything better shorter?
… the greatest opening line in a book ever written
… did Tom Waits, Warren Zevon, Joe Cocker, the Bee Gees, Cheap Trick, Sam Cooke, Talking Heads or Bill E…
Which bands pass the three-year test? – plus the great live albums & rock stars’ alter egos
Stirring the spice-filled gumbo of news and turning the heat up. This week’s nutritious ingredients include ….
… is everything better shorter?
… the greatest opening line in a book ever written
… did Tom Waits, Warren Zevon, Joe Cocker, the Bee Gees, Cheap Trick, Sam Cooke, Talking Heads or Bill E…
Richie Morales: Groove, Versatility, and a Life Behind the Drums
On this episode of The Bandwich Tapes, I sit down with drummer Richie Morales for a wide-ranging conversation about groove, versatility, preparation, and a career spent playing alongside some remarkable musicians.
Richie takes me back to his early years in Chicago and New York, where an eclectic mu…
Naming Shame
There's no naming and shaming on this episode of Sunday Sanctuary. Instead, we're here to name what causes us shame and realise that we can move through it. To kick off this episode, Petra brings back an old segment of the show called Atlas of the Heart, where Grace McArthur digs into Brené Brown's…
Episode 641: What is Hip Radio - SUNDAY NIGHT JAZZ FIX NOV 1 26
Bill Evans Gary's Theme - Remastered 2003Art Blakey, The Jazz Messengers Moanin'Charlie Parker and his Orchestra My Little Suede ShoesAndy Williams CharadeAtlantis Jazz Ensemble Aegean MistSnaggle NonuhnoNicola Conte, Rosalia De Souza AdrianaJoshua Redman Jazz CrimesCommon Saints Idol EyesRenee Ols…
Bill Evans (Round 3)
There are some musicians that are so influential that they transcend time and their instrument. Bill Evans (born Aug 16, 1929) was one such musician. His extensive use of impressionist harmony, block chords, innovative chord voicings, and trademark rhythmically independent "singing" melodic lines c…
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