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From Newk To Tatum, Trane And Wayne
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This week we also begin our Sonny Rollins celebration with tracks by singer Babs Gonzales from 1949, when Newk was a mere 19-year-old. And have you ever heard Art Tatum's first recordings, backing singer Adelaide Hall? We will celebrate Wayne Shorter —who turned 85 last month —with a rare (and legal) live track from the NorthSea Jazz Fest.
All of this and more on this week's episode Enjoy the show!
Playlist
- Teri Roiger "Lady Day and John Coltrane" from Ghost of Yesterday: Shades of Lady Day (Dot Time) 00:00
- John Coltrane "Untitled Original 11383 (take 1)" from Both Directions at Once (Impulse!) 04:22
- John Coltrane "Slow Blues" from Both Directions at Once (Impulse!) 10:36
- Paolo Fresu "Blue Silence" from Mare Nostrum II (ACT) 21:53
- Wynton Kelly "Weird Lullaby" from Someday My Prince Will Come (Vee Jay) 27:51
- Babs Gonzales "Capitolizing" from Weird Lullaby (Blue Note) 35:01
- Babs Gonzales "Professor Bop" from Weird Lullaby (Blue Note) 38:41
- Adelaide Hall "Strange As It Seems" from A Centenary Celebration (Avid) 42:00
- Adelaide Hall "You Gave Me Everything But Love" from A Centenary Celebration (Avid) 45:01
- Adelaide Hall "This Time It's Love" from A Centenary Celebration (Avid) 48:08
- Dexter Gordon "Love Locked Out" from Landslide (Blue Note) 51:21
- Dave Holland "Looking Up" from Prime Directive (ECM) 56:52
- Charles Lloyd "Glimpse" from The Call (ECM) 1:10:05
- Joe Lovano "Fee Fi Fo Fum" from Scandal (Greenleaf) 1:18:48
- J.J. Johnson "Overdrive" from J Is For Jazz (Columbia) 1:25:41
- Wayne Shorter "Zero Gravity" from Peace, Love & Fishing (Blue Note) 1:29:05
- Michel Benita "Back From the Moon" from River Silver (ECM) 1:47:04
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