We look at two lesser known vocalists tonight and two fairly obscure pianists, and things turn out pretty well if it wasn't for that darn echo. What's going on in the Riverside studios, anyway? At some point, the episode turns into a trivia show, but at the last minute, John Cale turns up to set things right and Pat gets a few words in edgewise about the Denver jazz scene.
Playlist
Discussion of Mike Nock's album Climbing (Tomato) 3:00
Discussion of The Penguin Guide to Jazz (Penguin) 21:50
Discussion of Harold Danko' album Mirth Song (Sunnyside) 25:30
Discussion of Abbey Lincoln's album Abbey is Blue (Riverside) 42:30
Discussion of Peggy Lee's album Black Coffee (Decca) 59:30
Pop Matters 1:18:13
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