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Daniel Bennett, John Coltrane, Freddy Cole and More
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As we continue our coverage of the COVID-19 jazz world this week we focus in particular on a group of musicians fighting for change and releasing albums during the pandemic. We begin with New York City multi-instrumentalist Daniel Bennett. We also profile John Lamkin, Pearl Django, JD Walter and Jimmy Greene. Finally, we pay tribute to the late, great Freddy Cole. Keep swinging.Playlist
- Daniel Bennett "Loose Fitting Spare Tire" We Are The Orchestra (Daniel Bennett Group) 00:00
- Host talks 5:11
- Freddy Cole "I Remember You" Wangaratta Festival of Jazz (Head Records) 7:58
- Dennis Kwok Trio "Elegy" Windward Bound (Dennis Kwok Jazz Orchestra) 13:05
- Host talks 19:35
- John Coltrane "Trane's Blues" Blue Train (Blue Note Records) 20:18
- John Lamkin "Get On Up and Get On Down" Favorites (GMI (Good Music Inc.) 26:54
- Host talks 32:46
- Harry Connick, Jr. "Stars Still Shine" Single (Verve) 33:58
- Pearl Django "Starlight Ballroom" Simplicity (Modern Hot Records) 37:38
- Host talks 41:19
- Joel Shaw and His Orchestra "Basin Street Blues" Memories (Old School) 42:14
- JD Walter "Dressed in a Song" Dressed in a Song (JWAL Records) 45:20
- Host talks 48:40
- The Six Swingers "Handel in Harlem" The Six Swingers 35-36 (Cool Note) 49:39
- Host talks 52:43
- Jimmy Greene "While Looking Up"While Looking Up (Mack Avenue Records) 54:18
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