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Jerry Vivino, Ken Burns Jazz, Quincy Jones and More
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As this hour gains steam, we visit the New York Standards Quartet and we profile the legendary Fletcher Henderson from the Ken Burns Jazz Documentary in 2000. We round the hour up with the one and only Quincy Jones and we talk the Netflix documentary on his life.
Playlist
- Jerry Vivino "Spud Time" Coast to Coast (BlueJazz) 00:00
- Host talks 5:35
- Bucky Pizzarelli "Three Little Words" Live at the Vineyard (Challenge Jazz) 9:33
- Ken Lovern & OJT "Rooftop Blues" New Originals for the Green Lady(Jazz Daddy Records) 12:32
- Host talks 17:00
- Thad Jones and Mel Lewis "Quietude" Central Park Northl (Blue Note Records) 18:20
- Peter Schlamb "Brew Year" Electric Tinks (Peter Schlamb) 23:08
- Host talks 25:06
- Al Muirhead "Four Brothers" Undertones (Chronograph Records / Fontana North) 26:29
- New York Standards Quartet "Tonight" Heaven Steps to Seven (Whirlwind Recordings) 29:46
- Host talks 35:49
- Fletcher Henderson "Can You Take It"Ken Burns Jazz (Legacy Recordings) 36:20
- Carlos Averhoff Jr. "Yes or No" IQba (Inner Circle Music)—39:17
- Host talks 45:12
- Chucho Valdes "The Clown" Jazz Batá 2 (Mack Avenue Recordings)—46:13
- Host talks 52:13
- Quincy Jones "Cherokee" Birth of the Band (Mercury Records) 53:40
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