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Is the Jazz Detective Sherlock or Watson?
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Few players have made the splash in the archival jazz game as Zev Feldman, who has discovered many lost jazz gems (and a little Fool's Gold) and shown how these issues can be events when packaged properly with good artwork and notes. This fortnight's show looks at two of his recent productions and two historical albums in the Latin Idiom. Did the jazz detective uncover more classics, or did his deductions go awry? Tune in to find out.Playlist
- Discussion of Ramsey Lewis' album Going Latin (Cadet) 5:12
- Discussion of Grant Green's album The Latin Bit (Blue Note) 23:47
- Discussion of Cal Tjader's album Catch the Groove: Live at the Penthouse 1963-1967 (Jazz Detective) 34:30
- Discussion of Wes Montgomery's album Maximum Swing: The Unissued 1965 Half Note Recordings (Resonance Records) 47:46
- Pop Matters 1:01:47
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