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Bill Evans @ 90 and Day 3 "Bitches Brew"
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September 50th anniversary Blue Notes next week.
Thanks to our most active listeners of the week in: Strasbourg (France), Kiev (Ukraine), Loberia (Argentina) & Sendai (Japan)
Playlist
- Dave Stryker "Pretzel Logic" from Eight Track III (Strikezone) 00:00
- Geri Allen "Holdin' Court" from The Life of a Song (Telarc) 05:31
- David Weiss "Gazelle" from Wake Up Call (Ropeadope) 11:10
- Zhenya Strigalev, Federico Danneman "Algo Rhythm" from The Change (Rainy Day) 19:25
- The Hi-Fly Orchestra "Madrugada Orange" from Samboogaloo (Ajabu!) 24:20
- Stan Getz, Jimmy Rowles "What Am I Here For" from The Peacocks (Columbia) 28:52
- Bill Evans, Jeremy Steig "Time Out For Chris" from What's New (Verve) 33:47
- Bill Evans, Jim Hall "Stairway To The Stars" from Undercurrent (Blue Note) 42:24
- Bill Evans "In Your Own Sweet Way" from Turn Out the Stars (Warner Bros) 48:03
- Larry Young "Tender Feelings" from Contrasts (Blue Note) 58:09
- Miles Davis "Pharaoh's Dance " from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 1:04:50
- Miles Davis "Spanish Key" from Bitches Brew (Columbia) 1:26:48
- Marty Ehrlich "Lucky Life" from Relativity (Enja) 1:44:02
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