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Al Jarreau: Wow! Live at the Childe Harold

Read "Wow! Live at the Childe Harold" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Ecco un'altra brillante scoperta dal produttore Zev Feldman. Una registrazione inedita dell'agosto 1976, che documenta un concerto di Al Jarreau in un localino di Washington, il Childe Harold. Diciamo subito che la performance è intensa e trascinante, una delle migliori tra le sue registrazioni. Jarreau aveva 36 anni, era nel pieno della sua maturità di interprete eclettico, capace di restare in equilibrio tra jazz e soul feeling, incline a disinvolte sperimentazioni vocali. Il suo inventivo scat singing richiamava ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Al Jarreau, Camilla Battaglia, Jenny Scheinman, Peter Lenz, Spinifex

Read "Al Jarreau, Camilla Battaglia, Jenny Scheinman, Peter Lenz, Spinifex" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu


Enjoy a playlist featuring musicians that make their vocal cords, or their instruments, or their ensembles, sing (or scream).Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 Al Jarreau “You Don't See Me" Wow--Live at the Childe Harold (Resonance) 0:16 Host talks 8:09 Al Jarreau & NDR Bigband “Drop Me off in Harlem" Ellington (Live) (ACT) 10:42 Host talks 14:17 Peter Lenz “Breathe (Full Orchestra)" Breathe (gambsART) 16:19 Jenny Scheinman “All ...

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Album Review

Al Jarreau: Wow: Live at the Childe Harold

Read "Wow: Live at the Childe Harold" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Al Jarreau gained nationwide recognition with the theme to the 1985 hit television show “Moonlighting," which starred Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis. He also had a chart-topping single “We're In This Love Together." Before he was a pop star, R&B singer, and a successful cross-over artist, Al Jarreau was the purest of jazz talents. He gained recognition with his breakthrough record Look To The Rainbow: Live In Europe (Warner Bros., 1977). Jarreau was part Jon Hendricks and part Sly Stone. ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Al Jarreau, Pharoah Sanders, Roy Hargrove, MOMO., NIKARA Presents Black Wall Street, And More

Read "Al Jarreau, Pharoah Sanders, Roy Hargrove, MOMO., NIKARA Presents Black Wall Street, And More" reviewed by Tony Poole


Tony Poole selects his favourite new releases and pre-releases on this special extend edition featuring worldwide jazz groove. Playlist Al Jarreau “Take Five" from Wow! Live in Performance at the Childe Harold, August 1976 (Resonance Records) 00:00 Calibro 35 “Nautilus" from Jazzploitation (Record Kicks) 10:55 Low Poly Cactus “Weird Shrubs" single (Self Produced) 15:27 Goldbar “Gravity" ft. Victoria Port from Gravity (independent) 23:07 Edgar Van Asselt “Profetas Falsas" from Celebracao! (Left to Right Music) 27:54 Marcelo Frota aka ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Al Jarreau, Norma Winstone, Thandi Ntuli and More

Read "Al Jarreau, Norma Winstone, Thandi Ntuli and More" reviewed by Jua Howard


Welcome Music Family! It's time for another heartfelt episode of the “First Instrument Jazz Show"! I've got a great show in store for you this week including a lot of new music from artists such as Norma Winstone, Zack Foley, Suzanne Pittson, and Eric Hollaway; and plenty more timeless music from artists such as Billie Holiday, Thandi Ntuli, JD Walter, Charenee Wade and Al Jarreau. Come get lost in the music with me! Playlist Intro 00:00 Charenee Wade ...

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Interview

Al Jarreau holds forth on the art of singing, the decline of radio and the glory of the great American songbook

Read "Al Jarreau holds forth on the art of singing, the decline of radio and the glory of the great American songbook" reviewed by Jim Trageser


Note: This interview with Al Jarreau was originally published in 2004 on Turbula.net. Any doubts that Al Jarreau was born to sing are quickly dispensed with by a simple conversation with the man--he is incapable of holding forth on the topic of music without dipping into the subject at hand. Not ten minutes into a phone interview, Jarreau is scatting through a passage from a classic bop song of the 1960s, pointing out how the chord ...

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Live Review

Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2015

Read "Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2015" reviewed by Mark Sullivan


Cape Town International Jazz Festival Cape Town International Convention Centre Cape Town, South Africa March 27 & 28, 2015 The Cape Town International Jazz Festival takes place over two jam-packed nights, on five simultaneous stages. Now in its sixteenth year, it also includes a number of ancillary events during festival week: workshops, a photo exhibition, master classes, and an outdoor free concert in Greenmarket Square (on Wednesday night). The free concert offers a taste of ...


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