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RIP Sheila Jordan, New Music from Carlos Jimenez, Eric Alexander & Vincent Herring, and more, Birthday Music from Cyrille Aimee, Stuff Smith, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and More
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The program will feature classic jazz, current jazz that is in the tradition of classic jazz, jazz fusion, and music by local artists covering all forms of jazz. We do this in three hour long segments: 1: Classic jazz; 2: Recent jazz that is in the tradition; and 3: Jazz musicians who had birthdays during the week (August 11-16). During this week's classic jazz segment, we are paying homage to the recently transitioned Sheila Jordan.My show is intended to be an "exploration" of the various flavors of jazz from the past, present, and future of the music.
Playlist
- Sheila Jordan "If You Could See Me Now" from Portrait Of Sheila (Blue Note) 00:00
- George Russell "You Are My Sunshine" from The Outer View (Riverside) 07:12
- Roswell Rudd "The Light" from Broad Strokes (Knitting Factory Works) 18:59
- Sheila Jordan "Relaxing At Camarillo" from Portrait Now(Dot Time)34:37
- Duke Jordan "Subway Blues" from Osaka Concert Vol. 1 (SteepleChase) 38:43
- Charlie Parker "Chasin' The Bird" from Boss Bird (Compilation) (Official) 44:58
- Carla Bley "Life Goes On: And Then One Day" from Life Goes On (ECM) 47:43
- Carlos Jimenez "You're The Best Pops" from Woods (CJ Martinete Music) 1:01:12
- Allan Harris "Groovy People (Live)" fromThe Poetry Of Jazz (Live) (Love Productions) 1:04:22
- Eric Alexander and Vincent Herring "Soft Impressions" from Split Decision (Smoke Sessions) 1:07:59
- Mark Masters Ensemble "Helix" from Sam Rivers 100 (Capri) 1:16:15
- NYO Jazz featuring Sean Jones and Alicia Olatuja "Under The Moon And Over The Sky" from Live In Johannesburg( Self Produced) 1:22:52
- Chucho Valdes and Royal Quartet "Armando's Rhumba" from Cuba And Beyond (InnerJazz Music) 1:39:39
- Nicholas Payton "Unconditional Love" from Triune (Smoke Sessions) 1:46:18
- Cyrille Aimée "Beautiful Way (Live)" from Cyrille Aimee: 4.24 (Live) (Cyrille Aimee Music) 1:54:26
- Ben Sidran "Cool Paradise" from Cool Paradise (Go Jazz) 2:03:20
- Steve Nelson "Night Mist Blues" from Sound-Effect (HighNote) 2:08:52
- Mulgrew Miller and Wingspan "Just A Notion" fromThe Sequel (Maxjazz) 2:15:28
- Jeannie Cheatham and Jimmy Cheatham "I Got A Mind To Ramble" from Sweet Baby Blues (Concord Jazz) 2:23:12
- Stuff Smith "Sweet Lorraine" from Black Violin (SABA) 2:34:12
- Oscar Peterson "When The Summer Comes" fromA Royal Wedding Suite (Pablo) 2:39:49
- Karen Briggs "Little Sunflower" from Soulchestral Groove (Fiddlers Dream) 2:45:47
- Azymuth and Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad "Friendship Samba" fromAzymuth JID004 (Jazz Is Dead) 2:57:35
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Sheila Jordan
David W. Daniels
George Russell
Roswell Rudd
Duke Jordan Trio
Charlie Parker
carla bley
Carlos Jiménez
allan harris
Eric Alexander
Vincent Herring
Mark Masters Ensemble
NYO Jazz
Sean Jones
Alicia Olatuja
Chucho Valdes
Royal Quartet
Nicholas Payton
Cyrille Aimee
ben sidran
Steve Nelson
Mulgrew Miller
Wingspan
Jeannie Cheatham
Jimmy Cheatham
Stuff Smith
oscar peterson
Karen Briggs
Azymuth
Adrian Younge
Ali Shaheed Muhammad
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