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Hanksgiving: A Tribute to Hank Jones, Part 2
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This year our seasonal Hanksgiving episode celebrates a musician of sumptuous elegance and sophisticated narrative and harmonic feel like pianist Hank Jones. As usual, we play a mix of albums that feature him as a leader, co-leader or sideman and renditions of his work by other musicians.Happy listening.
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Hank Jones "Winchester Cathedral" Happenings (Impulse!) 0:16
- Host talks 2:39
- Ella Fitzgerald "Rough Ridin'" Rhythm Is My Business (Verve) 4:02
- Host talks 6:50
- Johnny Hartman "I Just Dropped By to Say Hello" I Just Dropped By to Say Hello (Impulse!) 7:17
- Hank Jones, Abbey Lincoln "The Jitterbug Waltz" When There Is Love (Verve) 11:18
- Host talks 14:31
- Donald Byrd "Star Eyes" Long Green (Savoy) 15:21
- Warren Vache "Iridescence" Iridescence (Concord) 23:06
- Thad Jones "You Don't Know What Love Is" The Fabulous Thad Jones (Debut/OJC) 27:19
- Host talks 30:49
- Leo Parker "Mad Lad Boogie (12-19-47)" Complete Jazz Series 1947 -1950 (Complete Jazz Series) 31:39
- Rich Perry "Thad's Pad" Organique (SteepleChase) 34:23
- Stan Getz "Opus de Bop" New Sounds in Modern Music (Great Music) 44:22
- Host talks 46:50
- Coleman Hawkins "Angel Face" Body & Soul (Remastered) (RCA Victor) 47:34
- Guy Laffitte "One for Bean" Corps Et Âme (Black and Blue) 50:46
- Host talks 56:36
- Shai Maestro "Hank and Charlie" Human (ECM Records) 59:09
- Charlie Haden, Hank Jones "Wade in the Water" Steal Away (Verve) 1:03:46
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