Playlist for 3-5-2013 WFCF - Jazz Greats

Extra doses of vibraphone this week as  weheard selections from Cal Tjader, Gary Burton & a band from 1977 called Double Image, with both David Friedman & David Samuels on vibes or marimba! New artists to the show included Bobby Watson & Shirley Horn. We finished up listening to the "Duster" album, and dug into the new jazz shelf for the last half hour. Thanks for being there! - DJ Kendo

Hour One:

Herbie Nichols – “Cro-Magnum Nights” – Prophetic Herbie Nichols Vol 1 (1955)

Herbie Hancock - "Tell Me a Bedtime Story" - Fat Albert Rotunda (1969)

3:15 Jazz Coffee Break

    Shirley Horn – “How Am I to Know” – Here’s to Life (1991)     [arranged – Johnny Mandel]

    Gonzalo Rubalcaba – “Sandino” – The Blessing (1991)

    Anita O’Day – “Blue Champagne” – Incomparable! (1960)

    Cal Tjader - "Se é Tarde, Me Perdoa" – Plays the Contemporary Music of     Mexico & Brazil (recorded 51 years ago today on 3/5/1962)   

East Coast Standards Time – “Impressions” – Impressions (2007)

 Tim Riddle – “Beat Feat” – Between the Lines (2012) 

Double Image – “Rodney’s Dream of Fantasy and Self-Fulfillment” (1977) 

Gary Burton – “Liturgy” – Duster (1967)

Gary Burton – “Response” – Duster (1967)

Hour Two:
 
Miles Davis – “Freedom Jazz Dance” – Miles Smiles (1966)
 
Randy Johnston – “Garden State” – People Music (2011)
 
Zach Bartholomew Trio – “Out of This Town” – Out of This Town (2012)

Art Pepper – “Junior Cat” – The Trip (1976)

Kevin Eubanks - “The Messenger” – The Messenger (2013)

Wayne Shorter Quartet - "Orbits" - Without a Net (2013)

Mort Weiss - "Confirmation" - I'll Be Seeing You (2013)

Mimi Fox - "Blowin' In the Wind" - Standards Old & New (2013)

Bobby Watson – “Lemoncello” – Horizon Reassembled (2004)

pics from the back of the "Duster" lp by Gary Burton Quartet

Playlist for 2-19-13 WFCF - Jazz Greats - Animals!

Animals!! Themed show this week, all of the song titles have an animal in them. Yeah - it's pretty loose lol, but as always - fun is the point! And fun we had - complete with wolf howls and pet shout-outs. Lots of Miles & Trane - just worked out that way. I'm sorry I didn't get around to the Wolverine Orch. - they'll definitely be on next show. Thank you to the callers with all the neat trivia & info. And thanks to my friends who participated in the pet shouts. I missed a few late additions so there will be more next week. If your pet loves jazz (or you just like pretending he/she does)& wants a shout-out - post his/her name on the Facebook wall . Thanks for listening & stopping by! - DJ Kendo

Hour One:

John Coltrane – Lazybird – Blue Train (1957)

Louis Armstrong Hot 5 – “Muskrat Ramble” (1926)

     3:15 Jazz Coffee Break

     Shelly Manne – “Gazelle” – Vol 1 (4/6/1953)

     Cal Tjader – “Soul Bird (Tin Tin Deo) – Soul Bird (1965)

     Lee Konitz – “Fishin’ Around” – Subconscious-lee (1949)

     Miles Davis – “Drad-Dog” – Someday My Prince Will Come (1961)

Miles Davis – “Bye Bye Blackbird” – Miles and Coltrane (1958)    

Lamberts, Hendricks & Ross – “Little Pony” – Sing a Song of Basie (1957)

Prestige All Stars – “Cat Walk” - Modern Jazz Survey - Baritones And French Horns (1957)
John Coltrane (tenor saxophone) Pepper Adams, Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone) Mal Waldron (piano) Doug Watkins (bass) Art Taylor (drums)

Bill Evans – “The Peacocks” – You Must Believe in Spring (1977)

Hour Two:

Michel Camilo – “Blacky” – Rendezvous (1993)

Eddie Harris – “A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square” - The Tender Storm (1966)

John Coltrane – “The Inchworm” – Coltrane (1962)

Art Pepper – “Junior Cat” – The Trip (1976)

Miles Davis – “The Serpents Tooth” – Collectors Items (1953)
Hampton Hawes – “Bird Song” – Bird Song (1956)

Freddie Hubbard – “Camel Rise” - High Energy (1974)

Gene Ammons – “The Black Cat” – The Black Cat (1970)

Louis Armstrong's Hot 5