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Jazz Before the Oscars: Part 2
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However, in anticipation of Oscars Night, here we are focusing on songs inspired by or dedicated to movie stars.
Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Vienna Art Orchestra "Jayne Mansfield: Rises and Falls" 3—American Dreams: Portraits of 13 American Women (EmArcy) 0:16
- Host talks 6:34
- Supergenerous "Ms. Audrey Hepburn" São Paulo Slim (Out of My Mind Music) 7:51
- Host talks 10:05
- Black Art Jazz Collective "Soliloquy (for Sidney Poitier)" Truth to Power (HighNote) 11:26
- Herb Geller, Brian Kellock "Mae West" Hollywood Portraits (Hep) 15:44
- Host talks 19:46
- Leith Stevens and His Orchestra feat. Chet Baker "Rebel at Work" Theme Music from The James Dean Story (World Pacific) 22:35
- Vienna Art Orchestra "Rita Hayworth: Latin Twister" 3—American Dreams: Portraits of 13 American Women (EmArcy) 26:15
- Salvatore Bonafede "La Passerella Di Otto e Mezzo / Greta Garbo" For the Time Being (Cam Jazz) 31:21
- Host talks 37:56
- Enrico Pieranunzi "Fellini's Waltz" Live at the Village Vanguard) (Cam Jazz) 40:02
- Henri Texier "Marcello Mastroianni" Respect (Label Bleu) 45:50
- Host talks 50:42
- Till Bronner "Steve McQueen" Original Music From The Film "Jazz Seen" (Verve) 53:16
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