Podcast appearances and mentions of Blue Mitchell

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Эхо Хельсинки – 29 ноября 2024 года Война – день 1010 Подводный кабель между Финляндией и Германией, поврежденный 18 ноября, полностью восстановлен. Google планирует крупные инвестиции в Финляндию: новые облачные и дата-центры появятся в Каяани и Мухосе. Депутат Киммо Кильюнен объявил о своей отставке с поста председателя комитета по иностранным делам. Причиной послужили его высказывания о границе на встрече месячной давности с представителями Александровского общества. Союз левых и Зеленые инициировали голосование по вотуму недоверия главе МВД Мари Рантанен из-за порядка распределения квот на беженцев. В следующем году Финляндия примет 500 беженцев по квотам, – сообщает МВД страны. Также опубликовано распределение беженцев по квотам. Собакой года в Пограничной охране выбрали немецкую овчарку Ману из Пограничной охраны Южной Карелии. Правительство снова предлагает реформирование трудового законодательства. Профсоюзы раскритиковали эти предложения. Финская оборонная компания создает в Финляндии завод по производству дронов. Европарламент призвал провести повторные парламентские выборы в Грузии. Еженедельная рубрика от SVK Liitto с обзором новостей о социально-культурной жизни. Подробности по ссылке: https://youtu.be/EbVxw49fL8I. Егор Алексеев с обзором финской прессы. По крайней мере если я на что-то и надеюсь, то на то, что в России осуществится что-то отдаленно похожее на то, что произошло в Украине начиная с 90-х годов, – политический аналитик, писатель и журналист Сергей Шелин, живущий сейчас в Финляндии, объясняет современную ситуацию, используя широкий исторический контекст. Señor Blues – джазовая композиция в исполнении Horace Silver, Blue Mitchell & Junior Cook завершает наш выпуск.

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Hello friends, thanks for checking out our latest session of the Diffusion Tapes. This time around we had the opportunity to catch up with our friend, Carol Golemboski. Golemboski is a photographer and is a Professor of Photography at the University of Colorado Denver. Carol Golemboski uses antiquated objects as metaphors in carefully staged scenes. In her creative process, she implements the use of black and white film and darkroom printing, combining photography, drawing, and photograms in ambiguous and provocative ways.In 2016, she published a book called Psychometry. She's won numerous awards, and shown her work all over the place. Carol is a photo magician. We're big fans of Carol and hope you enjoy our conversation with her. Show notesCarol GolemboskiOregon College of Art and CraftSociety for Photographic Education (SPE)University of Colorado DenverBill AdamsAmeriCorpsKodakCENTERGeorge Eastman Museumanthotype processSir John HerschelCenter for Fine Art PhotographyMelanie WalkerColorado Photographic Arts CenterSamantha JohnstonMark SinkThe Zone SystemCaffenolThe Diffusion Tapes are produced and hosted by Blue Mitchell and co-hosted by Michael KirchoffThe Diffusion Tapes theme song composed by Jeff Louviere

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BLUE MITCHELL BOSS HORN Englewood Cliffs, N.J., November 17, 1966Straight up and down (2), I should care (1), Rigor Mortez (1)Blue Mitchell (tp) Julian Priester (tb) Jerry Dodgion (as,fl-1) Junior Cook (ts) Pepper Adams (bar) Cedar Walton (p-1) Chick Corea (p-2)Gene Taylor (b) Mickey Roker (d) VICTOR FELDMAN THE ARRIVAL OF VICTOR FELDMAN Los Angeles, January 21 & 22, 1958Be-bop, Serpent's tooth, Flamingo, Too blueVictor Feldman (vib,p) Scott LaFaro (b) Stan Levey (d) STACY DILLARD GOOD AND BAD MEMORIES Brooklyn, NY, June 1, 2010Pleasant, Over and over, StizzozoStacy Dillard (ts) Orrin Evans (p) Craig Magnano (g) Ryan Berg (b) Jeremy “Bean” Clemons (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 14 marzo 2024 at PuroJazz.

BLUE MITCHELL BOSS HORN Englewood Cliffs, N.J., November 17, 1966Straight up and down (2), I should care (1), Rigor Mortez (1)Blue Mitchell (tp) Julian Priester (tb) Jerry Dodgion (as,fl-1) Junior Cook (ts) Pepper Adams (bar) Cedar Walton (p-1) Chick Corea (p-2)Gene Taylor (b) Mickey Roker (d) VICTOR FELDMAN THE ARRIVAL OF VICTOR FELDMAN Los Angeles, January 21 & 22, 1958Be-bop, Serpent's tooth, Flamingo, Too blueVictor Feldman (vib,p) Scott LaFaro (b) Stan Levey (d) STACY DILLARD GOOD AND BAD MEMORIES Brooklyn, NY, June 1, 2010Pleasant, Over and over, StizzozoStacy Dillard (ts) Orrin Evans (p) Craig Magnano (g) Ryan Berg (b) Jeremy “Bean” Clemons (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 14 marzo 2024 at PuroJazz.

Эхо Хельсинки — 26 января 2024 Война — день 702 Так принято в России, но не в Финляндии, — Рен упрекает Стубба. Накал страстей на финишной прямой президентских выборов. Если идёт чересчур искрометная реклама, разоблачения или что-то предельно эмоциональное, то людям следует быть особенно критичными, — предупреждает эксперт по безопасности о спонтанном выборе при голосовании. Профсоюзы почтальонов и пищевиков присоединятся к забастовке начала февраля. Вести с восточной границы: 18 просителей убежища задержано при нелегальном переходе границы. Новый пакет военной помощи Украине от Бундесвера. Почти половина потерь в российских войсках идёт из числа тех, кто до 24 февраля 2022 года был гражданским, — BBC и издание Медиазона подсчитывают потери со стороны России. В России резко подорожали ритуальные услуги. Фабрика троллей никуда не делась: МИД Германии раскрыл в соцсети X российскую кампанию по дезинформации. Слуга Путина сидит за нашим столом в Европейском совете, блокируя помощь Украине, — немецкая евродепутатка от зеленых Терри Райнтке об Орбане. Интервью c сооснователем ФСР Иваном Тютриным из поездки по Украине о вине за Бучу и агентах ГРУ среди оппозиции. Российские депутаты с антивоенной позицией наводят мосты с коллегами из Финляндии. Интервью с Ксенией Торстрем о встрече с депутатом парламента Финляндии Ки́ммо Ки́льюненом. Señor Blues — композиция Horace Silver, Blue Mitchell & Junior Cook завершает нашу программу.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Diffusion Tapes. In our long-awaited eighth episode, we chat with photographer, educator, and analog lover Rashod Taylor.Rashod Taylor is a fine art and portrait photographer whose work addresses themes of family, intimacy, legacy, and the black experience. He attended Murray State University and received a Bachelor's degree in Art with a specialization in Fine Art Photography. Since then, he has exhibited and published his work across the United States and internationally. Taylor also teaches workshops and presents lectures at various venues around the country.He is currently working on a series called Little Black Boy, where he documents his son's life while examining the Black American experience and fatherhood. He lives in Springfield, MO with his wife and son.In our Tape with Rashod, we talk about his history in photography, his passion for analog, family and being a parent, the business of being an artist, and his thoughts on identity and legacy. Thanks to Rashod for spending some time with us and sharing your passion!Recorded February 10, 2023. These are the Diffusion Tapes... Show notesRashod TaylorWet Plate Collodion (process)National Geographic MagazineRashod Taylor YouTube ChannelMurray State NewsDominican RepublicPolaroid SX-70Springfield, MissouriAnderson Ranch Arts CenterJennifer DeCarlo - jdc Fine ArtJennifer Schlesinger - Obscura GalleryKen Jansen - DownpourIce fishing in MinnesotaAIPADShots MagazineGordon ParksRichard AvedonSally MannEddie Murphy - Party All the TimeMichael JacksonThe Diffusion Tapes are produced and hosted by Blue Mitchell and co-hosted by Michael KirchoffThe Diffusion Tapes theme song composed by Jeff Louviere

Tonight's Jazz Feature honors the late, great Les McCann who passed away December 29,2023 at age 88. This fine album featuring pianist McCann's working trio with bassist Herbie Lewis and drummer Ron Jefferson was called "Les McCann LTD". McCann had been appearing at New York's Village Gate with the LTD and recording for his label Pacific Jazz but this was a one-night only get together with very limited rehearsal with three of McCann's favorite horn players including trumpeter Blue Mitchell, and the great tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine and the lesser known Frank Haynes. All six compositions are by McCann and reflect his talents as a writer. This is one fine way to honor a musician that was loved by just about everyone. Les McCann in New York is tonight's Jazz Feature.

El pianista y compositor Horace Silver es uno de los arquitectos del Hard Bop, la corriente principal del jazz moderno que nace a mediados de los años cincuenta del pasado siglo. Entre los hitos de su curriculum artístico podemos citar el haber sido cofundador de la legendaria banda The Jazz Messengers, junto al batería Art Blakey o haber liderado durante décadas su propio quinteto por el que desfilaron artistas de la talla de Art Farmer, Clifford Jordan, Blue Mitchell, Joe Henderson o Randy Brecker por citar solo algunos de ellos. Finalmente Silver será recordado como compositor de algunos de los más brillante standards jazzísticos de aquel periodo. Temas como Senor Blues, Peace, Nica´s Dream o Song for my Father, son algunas de su más célebres composiciones. Así que Radio Jazznoend, en este nuevo podcast, rinde homenaje a esta eminente figura de la historia del jazz, relatando episodios y anécdotas de su carrera y escuchando algunas de su más destacadas grabaciones registradas para la discográfica Blue Note, en la primera década de su actividad como líder de banda.

Sintonía: "I Ain´t Jivin´" - Blue Mitchell"Where It´s At", "Harmony Of The Underworld", "Funky Walk", "Golden Feathered Bird", "Beans & Taters", "Funny Bone" y "Hot Stuff", extraídas del álbum "Many Shades Of Blue" (Mainstream Records, 1974)"Collision In Black", "Deeper In Black", "Jo Ju Ja", "Swahilli Suite" y "Monkin Around", extraídas de "Collision In Black" (Blue Note Records, 1969) Todas las músicas interpretadas a la trompeta por Blue MitchellEscuchar audio

Happy Halloween! It seems so appropriate that today we release our episode with the 'wildly interesting" Ed Bateman.Edward Bateman is an artist and professor at the University of Utah, where he heads the Photography and Digital Imaging area. The work of Edward Bateman exists in a space between photography and printmaking, although his extensive use of 3D modeling technologies is not common to either medium. Using constructed and often anachronistic imagery, he creates allegedly historical artifacts that examine our belief in the photograph as a reliable witness.In our conversation, we chatted with Ed about his artistic journey, his interest in science, and his love of all things photography, especially when time travel is involved.Recorded February 8, 2023. These are the Diffusion Tapes... Show notesEdward BatemanWasatch ComputersPhotoshop 2.0The Muse Project (Blue's BFA thesis)AI Image GeneratorsWet Plate Collodion processIan RuhterDaguerreotype processAlphonse Eugène HubertShroud of TurinFrederick Douglass portraitUniversity of UtahLos Angeles Center of PhotographyAnne Kellyphoto-eye GalleryDiffusion AnnualRun The JewelsPaul NadarRipley's Believe It Or Notcarte de visitecabinet cardsRapidograph pensGarry WinograndJerry UelsmannIndustrial Light and MagicAmerican Cinematographer MagazinePhillip's Gallery, Salt Lake CityHasselblad 907 cameraVery, Very Hungry (song)The Diffusion Tapes are produced and hosted by Blue Mitchell and co-hosted by Michael KirchoffThe Diffusion Tapes theme song composed by Jeff Louviere

Welcome to Season 2 of the Diffusion Tapes. We spent some quality time with the illustrious Ann Jastrab for this episode. Ann Jastrab is the Executive Director at the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel California. Ann grew up in the village of Whitsboro, New York. She studied literature and art in college and received her MFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Since then she's been an educator for multiple organizations, a master printer, editor-in-chief, gallery director, executive director, portfolio reviewer, and master of the universe. She still carries around a wooden view camera.In our conversation, we chat with Ann about her journey as a photographer…. Recorded January 5th, 2023. These are the Diffusion Tapes... Show notesCenter for Photographic ArtThe Savannah College of Art and DesignMaine Media WorkshopsLinhof Technika - cameraRayKo Photo CenterHolga - cameraFotoFestPhotolucidaPhoto NOLAReview Santa FePhotoAllianceCalifornia College of the ArtsEast Bay Photo CollectiveHarvey Milk CenterCarmel, CaliforniaScott Nichols GalleryFriends of PhotographyBrian TaylorChris PichlerNazraeli PressAcademy of Motion Pictures Arts and SciencesMary Ellen MarkSF MOMASonoma Valley Museum of ArtBrenton HamiltonLishui Photo FestivalGuate Photo FestivalDonggang (Seoul) International Photo FestivalE. M. ForsterThe Paula Riff Award at CPAThe Diffusion Tapes are produced and hosted by Blue Mitchell and co-hosted by Michael KirchoffThe Diffusion Tapes theme song composed by Jeff Louviere

1. Johnny “Guitar” Watson – Real Mother for Ya (5:05) 2. Wild Bill Strikes again – Song for my mother (3:59) 3. Bobby Caldwell – Mother of Creation (5:05) 4. The Yellowjackets – Mother Earth (4:41) 5. Blue Mitchell – Fungii Mama (7:49) 6. Marilyn Mazur – Mother Drum (2:39) 7. Soesja Citroen – Song […]

Welcome to Season 2 of the Diffusion Tapes. In our fifth episode, we hear exciting and history-making photography stories from Stu Levy. Dr. Stu Levy lives in Portland, Oregon. He studied with Ansel Adams, and was an instructor at the Ansel Adams Gallery Workshops, and leads photography workshops on the Oregon Coast. He has several books, works in many collections, and is a Portland icon. He's currently heavily involved with Portland Art Museum's photography council and he's on the Photolucida board of directors. In our Tape with Stu he talks about his extensive history in photography, music, and even healthcare. Stu's wealth of knowledge in regard to photo history is amazing and very inspirational. We could listen and learn for hours, which is why we invited him to the Diffusion Tapes! Recorded Dec 8, 2022. These are the Diffusion Tapes... Show notesStu LevyMinor WhiteSurdy-Greebus (band)Seymour DuncanDavid LemieuxPowell's BooksKaiser PermanenteAnsel Adams WorkshopsAlan RossJohn SextonMichael KennaMorley BaerPortland Art MuseumPaul StrandWeston GalleryFriends of PhotographyRuth BernhardJerry UelsmannOlivia ParkerGrid PortraitsDavid HockneyPolaroidBud Clark - Former Portland MayorChris PichlerNazraeli PressPortland Photographers' ForumBlue Sky GalleryChristopher RauschenbergFotofestPhotolucidaThe Museum of Fine Arts, HoustonThe Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of KnowledgeChefchaouen, MoroccoThe Diffusion Tapes are produced and hosted by Blue Mitchell and co-hosted by Michael KirchoffStu's Portrait by Jake Shivery

Welcome to Season 2 of the Diffusion Tapes. In our fourth episode, we share some time with atomic photographer Harley Cowan. Harley Cowan is a photographer and architect based in Portland, Oregon. He shoots large format and has a keen interest in architectural heritage documentation and historical preservation. In our chat, we learn about his journey into analog photography and he shares some stories from his recent artist-in-residence located on a ship in the Arctic that he had just returned from.Harley, thank you for sharing your story and just being an all-around great guy. Recorded November 29, 2022. These are the Diffusion Tapes... Show notesHarley CowanOregon College of Art and CraftRay BidegainPortland Art MuseumContact by Jake ShiveryCamerawork GalleryKen HawkinsBlue Moon Camera and MachineOregon CavesNational Historic Preservation ActOregon Department of TransportationNational Park Service Artist ResidencyAtomic Photographers GuildManhattan ProjectHanford ReservationAt Work in the Fields of the Bomb, by Robert Del TrediciThe Arctic Circle Artist ResidencyJake ShiveryCory KaufmanPortland Film FestivalHollywood Theater Micro CinemaThe Diffusion Tapes are produced and hosted by Blue Mitchell and co-hosted by Michael Kirchoff

Welcome to Season 2 of the Diffusion Tapes. For our second episode, we talked with photo artist Molly McCall. Born in Monterey, California, Molly McCall was raised along the rugged California coastline of the Monterey Peninsula. Surrounded by infamous photographers, writers, filmmakers, and painters, their work provided an indelible appreciation and awareness for nature and inspired her to pursue a creative career in art and design.In this Tape, Michael and Blue discover Molly's rich family history in the arts, her varied career paths, her dedication to the craft of photography and the photo community, her life philosophies, and even her interest in motorcycles and guns (eat your heart out Keanu). We even learned she has a strong distaste for REO Speedwagon. Recorded Sep 7, 2022. These are the Diffusion Tapes... Coinciding with this Tape, we posted an article about Molly's newest body of work Truth be Told over on the One Twelve website. Check out Molly's Poignant Portfolio written by Michael Kirchoff. Show notesMolly McCallClick! Photography FestivalPhotolucidaCritical MassDiffusion MagazineCibachromeREO SpeedwagonKansas (band)Boston (band)Chicago (band)RushLori VrbaAline SmithsonBig SurCoastSarah HealeyRebecca KourySan Diego Museum of ArtEdward WestonAnsel AdamsRobert Louis StevensonAl Parker (Illustrator)The Photographer's GalleryKeanu ReevesCarmelThe Diffusion Tapes are produced by Blue Mitchell.

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For Episode 8 of FUTURISTICA RADIO, “Jazz Cosmos – Phase Two,” Host and DJ Simon S serves up a second helping of free jazz, hard bop and deep spaced-out vintage sounds featuring tracks from Blue Mitchell, Don Ellis, Roy Haynes, Joe Henderson, Gerry Mulligan and more, recorded  live and direct at Futuristica HQ. If you missed "Jazz Cosmos - Phase One" or just want to give it another listen, check out Episode 4 of Futuristica Radio on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your music podcasts. Subscribe and listen to FUTURISTICA RADIO with Futuristica label head and supreme selector SIMON S on Apple podcasts, check out all episodes on Mixcloud, your favorite podcast platform, or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network Music Channel.   Each month, host and DJ Simon S journeys through his extensive vinyl selection to create a blend of jazz, soul, hiphop & electronica from across the generations…from Madlib to Coltrane, and Gangstarr to Alfa Mist and everything in between. For more information about Futuristica Music and Simon S, and all the latest Futuristica releases, go to www.futuristicamusic.bandcamp.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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„Když jsem došel do Ameriky, tak jsem hrál s různými kapelami, ale nejvíc jsem hrál s těmi Bobby & Eddie Buster. To byli dva černoši a spolu jsme hráli asi 20 let. No a občas jsme se spolu ožrali, mudrovali jsme a najednou Eddie mi říká: „You play like us.“ A já říkám: „Jako jak to myslíš, „jako my“?“ – „No jako my, my černý.“ A víš, jak to vzniklo? Já jsem nevěděl, že Clifford a Blue Mitchell byli černý, protože to bylo z rádia,“ říká jazzman Laco Déczi v rozhovoru pro pořad Rada starších. 1. díl, 27.08.2022, www.RadioUniversum.cz

BLUE MITCHELL “THE THING TO DO” – Englewood Cliffs, N.J., July 30, 1964 Fungi mama (1), The thing to do, Chick’s tune Blue Mitchell (tp) Junior Cook (ts) Chick Corea (p) Gene Taylor (b) Al Foster (d)             RUSS LOSSING “METAMORPHISM” – July 12, 2017 Metamorphism (for Paul Motian), June […]

Sintonía: "Let´s Rock (Let´s Surf Awhile)" - Johnny Otis "Workout", "Uh Huh" y "The Best Things In Life Are Free", extraídas de una reedición en vinilo del álbum "Workout" (Blue Note Records, 1962/Waxlove Records, 2019), del saxofonista Hank Mobley "Minor Vamp", "The Way You Look Tonight", "Park Avenue Petite", "Blue Soul" y "Top Shelf" (no entera), extraídas de una reedición Escuchar audio

En este quinto episodio dedicado a la trompeta nos adentramos en el hard bop. Clifford Brown, Donald Byrd, Thad Jones, Lee Morgan, Nat Adderley, Blue Mitchell y otros son los invitados de honor.

A cura di Gigi Longo. Musiche: SarahVaughan, Blue Mitchell, Prophecy, Mike Longo, Frank Foster, Nicholas Lens And Nick Cave, Hannu Karjalainen, Tim Berne and Gregg Belisle, Aparticle, James Brandon Lewis Quartet, FFF, Nick Robinson.

A cura di Gigi Longo. Musiche: SarahVaughan, Blue Mitchell, Prophecy, Mike Longo, Frank Foster, Nicholas Lens And Nick Cave, Hannu Karjalainen, Tim Berne and Gregg Belisle, Aparticle, James Brandon Lewis Quartet, FFF, Nick Robinson.

As Branch Rickey said,"Luck Is The Residue of Design." If that's the case then this host walked ass backwards into Lucky Thompsonville exploring the players who created regional music in this country prior to full interconnection. Cosmic Cowboys who played with Hugh Masekela, Blue Mitchell, Dave Brubeck, Cleveland Eaton, Donald Duck Dunn, James Brown, Randy Weston, Allah Raka and Bill Monroe. These cats were street scholars coming out of heterogeneous neighborhoods with Jewish families bordering on Italian Neighborhoods which bordered on the Black Neighborhoods where the messages of Sam Cooke, Curtis Mayfield, Wilson Pickett OC Smith and Johnny Nash permeated elaborate high school bands, opportunities in burgeoning studio scenes, game shows, commercials, strip clubs, 2nd cities intermeshing live stand up by Alan Arkin, followed by improvisation from the ghost opera in a brave new world where I lead a life, you lead a life and constant creation is paramount to further evolution as a human being. My guest figured this out early in his career deftly navigating relationships with Blue Eyed Soul Singers and Tripped out Drummers who swung the band to wash away the dust of everyday life. That was the purpose of the live music event. When there was light, a middle class and cats who wanted to be links in the chain for younger generations of musicians who were looking to be the straw that stirred the drink - maybe it was a sissy drink concocted by the late great Herb Wong or a beer with two shots of Bourbon in it made famous by Butterfield and Bishop playing all night gigs on the South side of Chicago. Or even better late night care packages from Bob Krasnow and Tommy LiPuma who knew they were dealing with crazed hipsters like my guest who has continued to be resourceful- using what he has around him, not in excess but rather letting the music come through him. Like a wise man once told me "you don't chose music it chooses you." Ben Sidran welcome back to the JFS

Bova Land In Bova Land there are prisms of colors rays of Hammond organs with deep purple gel tabs going off a cliff in super funk rock jazz amalgamations. He comes from Old Greenwich, CT where the echoes of Clifford Brown and Blue Mitchell resonated deep inside Bova Land. Soon the man from Bova land went flying to an island of fusion mixing traditional classical instruments in a blues based setting with odd metered songs leaning on his B-3 while the drums of Bill Bacon swirl within the whispering pines of the Vermont hideaways and New England festival my guest has played in. He is a Grammy award winning keyboardist, composer, arranger and record producer but for this host my guest came from off the grid because two sages of mine here in Tucson Abbott Taylor a proud sponsor of the JFS and Chuck Goldschmidt grew up in the afore mentioned Ole Greenwich. My guest has reached several musical mountain tops, finding good work because of versatility in an industry that went from analog to digital, acoustic to electric, be-bop to hard bop to post bop to future shock with an ARP chroma burning layers of melodic goo deep inside the soul of my guest. Jeff Bova, welcome to the JFS...

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Título caprichoso de Charlie Parker (el scrapple es una suerte de pastel de cerdo del Sur de USA) para una melodía compuesta sobre el clásico de Fats Waller Honeysuckle Rose (y I got rhythm de Gershwin en la segunda parte). Deleitémonos con el autor, el original de Fats, los saxofonistas Sonny Stitt, Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz y Lee Konitz, la trompeta de Blue Mitchell, Jim Hall en guitarra y Keith Jarret en piano.

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In this episode, we feature three greats:  drummer Kenny Clarke; trumpeter Blue Mitchell; and tenor sax player Sonny Rollins. 

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Hakan Rauf Tüfekçi bu bölümde; Cannonball Adderley'nin Miami'de keşfettiği, 49 yaşında kansere yenik düşen Blue Mitchell'ı anlatıyor. The Last Tango Blues albümü ekseninde cazın büyüsüne kapılmaya hazırlanın.

We discuss: the benefits of passion projects, building a community, how being a parent changes you perspective on your work, portfolio reviews, virtual portfolio reviews, relationships with galleries, selling unique photo works, selling photographic prints, working in editions, scarcity breeds desire, certificate of authenticity (COA), the desire for a darkroom chemical cologne, hand crafted art work, collaboration, the importance of having a purpose behind the choice of processes, the limitations of cyanotypes, how to write an artist statement, when submitting work follow the instructions, how to give and receive critical and constructive feedback   https://bluemitchell.com https://diffusiontapes.com https://onetwelvepublishing.com   People + Places Mentioned: Lishui Photography Festival - http://www.lishuiphoto.org CLICK! Photography Festival - https://clickphotofest.org Ansel Adams Vs Amateur Snapshots Prank - https://youtu.be/FBPKeb40Qrc   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com   Transcript available: https://wisefoolpod.com/transcript-for-episode-143-publisher-photographer-blue-mitchell-one-twelve-publishing-portland-oregon-usa/

We discuss: the benefits of passion projects, building a community, how being a parent changes you perspective on your work, portfolio reviews, virtual portfolio reviews, relationships with galleries, selling unique photo works, selling photographic prints, working in editions, scarcity breeds desire, certificate of authenticity (COA), the desire for a darkroom chemical cologne, hand crafted art work, collaboration, the importance of having a purpose behind the choice of processes, the limitations of cyanotypes, how to write an artist statement, when submitting work follow the instructions, how to give and receive critical and constructive feedback   https://bluemitchell.com https://diffusiontapes.com https://onetwelvepublishing.com   People + Places Mentioned: Lishui Photography Festival - http://www.lishuiphoto.org CLICK! Photography Festival - https://clickphotofest.org Ansel Adams Vs Amateur Snapshots Prank - https://youtu.be/FBPKeb40Qrc   Hosted by Matthew Dols http://www.matthewdols.com

In this episode, we bring you Hard Bop 2.  The show features people like Wynton Kelly, Cannonball Adderley and Blue Mitchell along with many others.

durée : 00:59:38 - Chasse aux trésors - par : Nathalie Piolé - La playlist jazz de Nathalie Piolé. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

1. Johnny “Guitar” Watson – Real Mother for Ya (5:05) 2. Wild Bill Strikes again – Song for my mother (3:59) 3. Bobby Caldwell – Mother of Creation (5:05) 4. The Yellowjackets – Mother Earth (4:41) 5. Blue Mitchell – Fungii Mama (7:49) 6. Marilyn Mazur – Mother Drum (2:39) 7. Soesja Citroen – Song […]

So many now make up their own history. The economic, political and spiritual essence of this nation has been askew for quite sometime. I don't cry for no hipster. Why should I? This go it alone approach has not fostered but hindered the ability of bands to form a nucleus. A hard crusty nucleus like my guest today had with Clyde Stubblefield and Phil Upchurch or before that with The Ardells which was comprised of Boz Scaggs and Steve Miller. I am not a hipster. I seek knowledge from those who were able to document the rhythms created during diaspora by primary source. The origins of the awkwardness, gentrification and racism and bigotry that still casts its ugly head in overt and covert ways When Scaggs and Miller went to west Marin my guest decided to finish his degree and pursue a doctorate @ Sussex in England. The regional music of The Midwest from Chicago to Detroit to Milwaukee. AB Skhye, the ability to uproot and relocate to a house boat and The Soul Turnaround of Blue Mitchell. My guest has had a prolific career as a lead pianist and singer on his own records, found his way into Blue Thumb and recorded with Tony Williams. But the Bums Rush came along so my guest has had to reinvent himself promoting the magic of writing books, performing for changing audiences as the urban grit disappeared and took the inner city funky blues with it. The musician is the document," says Sidran. "He is the information himself. The impact of stored information is transmitted not through records or archives, but through the human response to life." Putting In Time on Planet Earth Ben Sidran welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

How is one elevated to the land of giants especially when it comes to music. For my guest today it had a lot to do with biding his time, forming deep collaborations and a selfless heart. He has played spiritual burning music with a generation of musicians who were prolific in their writing, arranging and unapologetic viewpoint on the African roots of jazz. Donald Byrd, Billy Higgins, Clifford Jordan, John Coltrane, Blue Mitchell, Eric Kloss, David Williams, Freddie Hubbard and Wayne Shorter. Like the organist Jimmy Smith my guest today wants you to feel what he's playing. Stick with a theme, do it again, make it apparent to the listener and player that he will be relentless in his pursuit of ideas that can permeate the mind and let you dig it. My guest today is a messenger who has delivered soul bop and soul jazz to audiences around the world. He left the university of Denver and came to NY where he became an instant mainstay @ the old Birdland. The tunes he has written have shared appeal among fellow collaborators like Art Blakey, the aforementioned Hubbard, Wayne Shorter and all the eastern revelers. Today he is still as active as ever and it is a great privilege to have him on the program. Cedar Walton welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

"You had to be a jack of all trades....I had the reputation for being a good drummer." Growing up in Cincinnati Jimmy Madison could look across the river and see "King Records," the recording home of James Brown. When he befriended David Mathews in his teens it began a musical collaboration with Brown. Jimmy played with "the funkiest man alive" in the late sixties and early seventies. As I was going through my record collection I was astounded at the diversity of albums I have that Jimmy Madison played drums/percussion on. Ellen McIlwaine (Psych Folk), O'Donel Levy (Funk Jazz), Mark Murphy (Vocal Jazz), Joe Farrell (Jazz/Rock), Blue Mitchell, Tim Buckley Tom Paxton, James Brown. Grodeck Whipperjenny, --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

Sintonía: "Swahili Suite" - Blue Mitchell "Africaine" - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers; "Man from Tanganyika" (2004 Remastered Version) - McCoy Tyner; "Afreaka" (2004 Remastered Version) - Lee Morgan; "Appointment in Ghana" (1999 Remastered Version) - Jackie McLean; "Yaba E" (2006 Remastered Version) - Solomon llori; "Kofi" - Donald Byrd; "Ghana Spice" (Part One) (1992 Remastered Version) - Candido Escuchar audio

As our series dedicated to the amazing music that has come out of the struggle for the advancement of African-Americans come to an end, we focus on tunes inspired by the march on Selma, or dedicated to the many victims of racially motivated brutality. Listen to this deep set featuring old masters like Grant Green, Blue Mitchell, current giants like Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jason Moran and Wynton Marsalis and stars of the future like Christian Scott, Logan Richardson, Kris Bowers and Keyon Harrold. The playlist also features Louise McCord and Curtis Mayfield. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/11033090/Mondo-Jazz (from Grant Green onwards). Photo credit: Eric Ryan Anderson.

Trumpeter and singer Benny Benack III has proven to be a rare talent: not only a fiery trumpet player with a stirring command of the postbop trumpet vernacular in the vein of Kenny Dorham and Blue Mitchell but also a singer with a sly, mature, naturally expressive delivery in the post-Sinatra mold, performing standards and his own astute songs with a thrilling sense of showmanship. Benny shares his educational background, his music career, and his latest release A Lot of Living to do. If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to subscribe, follow, rate, and/or review this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcast etc. Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com  

Jesse Jones Jr. is a Miami native and a saxophonist extraordinaire. Jesse is one of those hidden treasures that you want to share with the world. He overwhelms you with his infectious positive attitude and dynamic stage presence. Jesse attended Mississippi Valley State University where he excelled in music. His journey began in Miami where he listened to a neighbor practice his sax while playing along with Cannonball Adderly albums. "I loved that sound and I was going to be a musician for the rest of my life."  After college, Jones joined the military and the US Navy Show Band. He traveled in North and South America where he developed his showmanship. Besides playing the sax, clarinet, and flute, Jesse sang, tap-danced, and did comedy. He had a natural gift for getting the crowd to become part of his act. After the military, Jesse lived in Boston, until he moved back to Miami, where he signed with Fantasy Records in 1996, and produced his first CD Soul Serenade. His CD The So Then Collection was released in 2009. He combines the hard-bop influence of Cannonball Adderley, the funk of Hank Crawford, and the sweetness of Paul Desmond, along with the most unusual scat singing that drives jazz audiences wild.  Jesse performed with Donald Byrd, Blue Mitchell, Dextor Gordon, Joe Williams, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Eartha Kitt, Clark Terry, Allan Harris, Ira Sullivan, Melton Mustafa, Dr. Lonnie Smith, and Monty Alexander. https://jessejonesjrmusic.com http://wijsf.org    

Welcome to Diffusion Tape no. 9 with curator Hamidah Glasgow. Hamidah is a member of Strange Fire Collective and is the Executive Director of the Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, Colorado. We sat down for a nice chat during the 2019 Photolucida Festival in Portland. I'm in awe of this woman and I hope you enjoy hearing some of her personal stories as much as I did. We talked about her youth, her path to art, her exciting and unconventional career path (spoiler alert, there's helicopters), the amazing work she's done at the Center for Fine Art Photography, and her involvement with Strange Fire Collective. The only thing I think we missed talking about is our mutual love of good bourbon… maybe next time.Recorded April 28th, 2019, All conversations are recorded face-to-face. These are… the Diffusion Tapes.Show notesThe Center for Fine Art PhotographyCrazy Horse MonumentThe ToastDiffusion Annual Exhibition @ C4FAPClaire WardenThe Gallery at Carnegie Center for CreativityC4FAP exhibition locationsTemple GrandinColleen PlumbThe University of Colorado - DenverStrange Fire CollectiveZora J MurffJess T. DuganRafael SoldiSociety for Photographic EducationElton John album coverThe diffusion tapes are hosted and produced by Blue Mitchell.

Jazz has been a prominent fixture in Craig's collection for decades, yet little has been discussed regarding the genre...until now. This #TuesdayTriplePlay is one of improvisation & unmatched talent.Kenny Dorham – Trompeta Toccata (1965)Sample Track: "Trompeta Toccata"Grant Green – Idle Moments (1965)Sample Track: "Jean De Fleur"Joe Henderson – Tetragon (1968)Sample Track: “Tetragon"

Hi friends, I'm Blue Mitchell, photographer, publisher of Diffusion Annual, and now podcaster. You're listening to the Diffusion Tapes, a podcast where I chat with photographers, curators and writers working in the field of fine art photography. More specifically, the tapes are conversations with people that I've befriended on my journey as an artist and publisher. In these conversations I get to learn a little more about these folks that I admire and respect and I'm inviting you into the conversation. Welcome to The Diffusion Tapes.

C’était quand, votre dernière grande virée ?Pris de mélancolie ou d’humeur badineA fouler les trottoirs ébréchésEn marchant en courantLes mains dans les poches, la tête en l’airJazz Atlas vous balladeSans vous envoyer promenerAinsi de bottes vous vous chausserezCar ces chansons sont faites pour marcher.... Menahan Street Band (Etats-Unis)Make The Road By Walking (Make The Road By Walking, 2009). Lou Donaldson (Etats-Unis)BluesWalk (Blues Walk, 1958). Johnny Cash (Etats-Unis)I Walk The Line (I Walk The Line, 1965). Serge Gainsbourg (France)Ballade De Melody Nelson (Histoire De Melody Nelson, 1971). Cindy Kallet (Etats-Unis)A Walk Down The Hill (Working On Wings To Fly, 1981). Art Pepper Quartet (Etats-Unis)Surf Ride (Art Pepper Quartet, 1952). Barbara (France)La Promenade (Disponible sur "A l’Atelier, Bruxelles 1954", 2007). Ensemble dirigé par Ono Sukarna (Indonésie)Lalayaran "La Promenade en voilier"(Enregistré par l’ethnomusicologue Jacques Brunet en 1972pour la collection Ocora - "Java, Pays Sunda : L’art du Gamelan Degung", 1996). Giao Linh (Viêt-Nam)Chuyện Tình Sao Ly  "A Love Story From Sau Ri" (Disponible sur "Saïgon Rock & Soul :Vietnamese Classic Tracks 1968 / 1974" – Sublime Frequencies, 2010). Theo Lawrence (France / Canada)Prairie Fire (Sauce Piquante, 2019). Blue Mitchell Sextet (Etats-Unis)Park Avenue Petite (Blue Soul, 1959). Extrait de l'émission "Appel d'Air" (France)Le Désert (France Culture, 2000). Nancy Sinatra (Etats-Unis)These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ (Boots, 1966). Alliace Makiadi (Angola)Passeio Por Luanda (Disponible sur "Angola Soundtrack :The Unique Sound Of Luanda 1968 / 1976" – Analog Africa, 2010). Michel Berger (France)J’aimerai Me Promener (Extrait de l’émission Discorama, 1963). Dionne Warwick (Etats-Unis)Walk On By (Make Way For Dionne Warwick, 1964)

durée : 01:00:21 - Give It Up - par : Nathalie Piolé - La playlist jazz de Nathalie Piolé. - réalisé par : Davy Travailleur

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di P. Metheny, Joe Henderson, Oneness of Juju, S.W. Fabio, Saundra Phillips, Blue Mitchell, Hal Galper, Reggie Moore, S. Vaughan.

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di P. Metheny, Joe Henderson, Oneness of Juju, S.W. Fabio, Saundra Phillips, Blue Mitchell, Hal Galper, Reggie Moore, S. Vaughan. (seconda parte)

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di P. Metheny, Joe Henderson, Oneness of Juju, S.W. Fabio, Saundra Phillips, Blue Mitchell, Hal Galper, Reggie Moore, S. Vaughan. (seconda parte)

Harold Floyd "Tina" Brooks occupies a place in Jazz History as being a great and distinctive voice of the tenor saxophone who had a lot of bad luck, no real fame and an early death. One very sad lifetime but now that he is long gone, his artistry is acknowledged by all. Of his 4 Blue Note dates under his own name only one was issued. Now everything he recorded as a leader and sideman is now out and available. He died in 1974 at age 42 but his reputation was revitalized when all of his albums were unearthed and released in the early 1980s on LP and CD and in box sets. This is one of his "unreleased" albums. His third for Blue Note and it's a great one. It features Tina (pronounced "Ty-na") on tenor saxophone leading trumpeter Blue Mitchell, pianist Kenny Drew, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Arthur Taylor plus on one tune a cameo appearance by alto saxophone master Jackie McLean. Brooks contributes three tunes and two more obscure standards complete the date. The standard tunes are "For Heavens Sake" and "The Ruby and The Pearl". The album is called "Back To The Tracks" and it was given a matrix number and advertised in Jazz publications but never issued. The story of brooks' life. Check it out tonight.

This Jazz Feature is tonight's last one for January as we have looked back to the year 1959 and all the great Jazz classics that were recorded that year, 60 years ago. There will be two more months this year devoted to looking at 1959 but that's for later. Tonight it's pianist/composer Horace Silver and his Quintet and Trio. Silver had formed his first band in 1956 and began recording usually two albums per year for Blue Note of his own tunes. The personnel varied but the instrumentation was always trumpet, tenor saxophone, piano, bass and drums. By 1958 the personnel had stabilized and Blue Mitchell and Junior Cook were the horns, trumpet and tenor saxophone respectively. Eugene Taylor was on bass and a young Louis Hayes was on drums. This album called "Blowin The Blues Away" was exceptionally good....great if you will! The energy and the cohesiveness is very evident and the music has a relaxed intensity. The Quintet tracks are superb as are the two Trio tracks with just Horace, bass and drums. "Blowin' The Blues Away" will work for you, check it out tonight!

In this episode, we feature three great musicians:  Tenor Sax  Clifford Jordan; Tenor Sax Dexter Gordon; and finally, trumpeter Blue Mitchell.

Tonight'd Jazz Feature beams the spotlight on Johnny Griffin, one of the foremost masters of the tenor saxophone. Hard hitting, fast, and passionate, Griffin was not one you fooled with as he could outplay just about anybody. This album is one of his best as it features a well-rehearsed sextet with fresh compositions by a colleague of Johnny's, pianist/composer/arranger Norman Simmons. They both were from Chicago and went to school together. Simmons brings some very fresh sounds to the date here as he arranged all the tunes and wrote 3 fine tunes. Johnny picked Blue Mitchell on trumpet, Julian Priester on trombone, Wynton Kelly on piano, Sam Jones on bass and Albert "Tootie" Heath on drums. "The Little Giant" remains one of Johnny's most iconic albums. Hard hitting Jazz from the Windy City!

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Blue Mitchell is an independent publisher, curator, educator, and photographer based in Portland, OR. Blue's work, both as the publisher of Diffusion and as an artist in his own right, focuses on what he calls "artfully crafted" photography—that is, photographic art where you can see the artist's hand. In our conversation we talked about Blue's photographs and his use of a wide variety of techniques to create images that elicit a strong emotional response in the viewer. We also talked about his publishing company, One Twelve, and how Diffusion came about. Then in the second segment, we talked about portfolio review events, and how they can be a great way to connect with the photographic community. (Conversation recorded June 26, 2018.) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS Support: Support our Patreon | Leave a review Share: Tweet this episode | Share to Facebook Connect: Newsletter | Email | Facebook | Twitter | Tumblr Show Notes: Blue Mitchell #ChannelOpenPhoto One Twelve Publishing One Twelve - Shop Blue Sky Gallery - 2018 Pacific Northwest Photography Viewing Drawers Click! Photography Festival Blue Mitchell - Evanescent Energy Blue Mitchell - Mythos Blue Mitchell - Chasing the Afterglow Blue Mitchell - Luminous Flux Blue Mitchell - Of Salt and Earth Lenscratch - Blue Mitchell Zone System Diffusion AlternativePhotography.com Medium Festival of Photography Claire A. Warden Drew Nikonowicz PhotoNola Photolucida Aline Smithson Heidi Kirkpatrick Review Santa Fe Ken Rosenthal Kahn & Selesnick - 100 Views of the Drowning World Candela Books Gordon Stettinius

Went back into my own stacks for some funky selections. Tracklist: Roy Head, T-Connection, Will Sessions, Smokey Robinson, Blue Mitchell, Gil Scott Heron, Butterfield Blues Band, Bill Withers

Continuing in The Jazz Show's series of underrated recordings when they were first reviewed, this one is the most surprising as it is considered one of this artist's best and best loved dates. Alto saxophonist Jackie McLean's third album for Blue Note called "Capuchin Swing" is on tap tonight. Jackie McLean's Blue Note period is considered his best as he was now a mature artist rather that a "promising young talent". Capuchin Swing, named for the McLean Family's pet monkey was Jackie's third for Blue Note and deserved a far better treatment from the "esteemed" Jazz critics. Jackie is in full force here with a full bodied sound and some new ideas. Hid front line partner is the great trumpeter Blue Mitchell, who matured fast by working steadily with pianist Horace Silver's Quintet. Walter Bishop Jr. had been off the scene for a few years but was welcomed back on this date by Jackie and delivered two fine compositions and a trio track all to himself. Bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Arthur Taylor can't be beat and are perfect. Aside from Bishop's tunes, Jackie McLean wrote three new ones for this date including the title track. This is one of McLean's finest dates and the critic's that greeted it with disdain be damned!

show#646 06.11.16 Spinner fuses Blues & Jazz one at a time... you know the rest... Bobby Radcliff - Absolute Hell from Absolute Hell 2016 (3:58) Royal Southern Brotherhood - Can't Waste Time from The Royal Gospel 2016 (4:04) Travis Green - Everybody Knows from Travis Green 2016 (3:18) Lou Donaldson - blues walk from Blues Walk 1958 (6:43) The Kat Kings - Baby You Can't Drink from Swinging in the Swamp 2016 (3:16) AG Weinberger - Mother Blues from Mighty Business 2016 (6:04) Blu Acid - Silence from BA 516 2016 (3:18) Kenny Burrell - Saturday Night Blues from Midnight Blue 1967 (6:16) Mark Wenner - Chitlins Con Carne from Nothin' But... 1989 (4:36) Danny Marks - Heading Down To New Orleans from Cities In Blue 2016 (2:09) Dylan Wickens & The Grand Naturals - Rock Bottom from Hi Lo-Fi 2016 (4:34) Blue Mitchell - hi-heel sneakers from Down With It! 1966 (8:25) John Mayall - Dry Throat from Jazz Blues Fusion 1972 (6:39) Keef Hartley Band - Plain Talkin from Overdog 1971 (3:26) Harvey Mandel - Peruvian Flake from The Snake 1972 (3:34) Jack McDuff - Dink's Blues from The Honeydripper 1961 (7:59) Albert Castiglia - Catfish from These Are The Days 2008 (6:34) Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers - Why Don't We Do It in the Road? from The Blues White Album 2002 (5:36) Eric Burdon & War - Blues For Memphis Slim from Eric Burdon Declares War 1970 (13:22) Horace Silver Quintet - Soulville from The Stylings Of Silver 1957 (6:16) Jeff Beck - I Ain't Superstitious from Truth 1968 (4:56) Bill Perry - Crazy Kind of Life from Crazy Kind of Life 2002 (5:00) Doyle Bramhall - Forty-Four from Fitchburg Street 2003 (5:50) Herbie Hancock - Watermelon Man from Takin' Off 1962 (7:09)

Third Root and Hip Hop legend Mellow Man Ace unite to spread a message of liberating the mind, soul and body. The track was produced by Dallas, TX own PICNICTYME (of Erykah Badu's Cannabinoids band) and includes a brilliant flip of Blue Mitchell's "Blues 3 for 1." Hope you enjoy this slice of Blue Note Jazz/Hip Hop fusion and the first of several new projects on the way from Third Root. Visit Third Root: http://thirdroot.bandcamp.com Visit the official Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Subscribe directly to the Peddlin' Jazztronica! Podcast in iTunes: itpc://djchickengeorge.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

Last month at Four Corners we celebrated our 9th Birthday! This was a mix we handed out on the night, now uploaded for your listening pleasure. Check it. Four Corners is back at Edinburgh's Bongo Club Friday 7th March. Tracklist: 1. Summertime - Klaus Wonderlich 2. Hand Clapping Song – The Meters 3. Sneaking Up On You – Elaine Delmar 4. Esperar Pra Ver – Evinha 5. Congo Bongo – DJ Tomahawk 6. The Elephant – Itsu Uno 7. You Can't Win – Sage Francis 8. Ace Of Spades – Ov Wright 9. Hit Or Miss – Bo Diddley 10. The Message – Blue Mitchell 11. Nada – Selvagem 12. Unknown - Mukat Edits Vol. 4 13. Rayvon vs Fela Kuti – Afrodisiac Soundsystem 14. Gimme Something – Charlie Bucket Ft. Ty 15. Noko Hewon – Afrik Bawantu 16. Cuba Libre – Nico Gomez 17. Jingo – Candido 18. Disco Descarga – Ursula 1000 19. The Lonely One – Tom Jones 20. A Little Soul – Smoove And Suonho 21. Hot Dog – The Four Shells 22. Ijo Soul – Orlando Julius And His Modern Aces

Last month at Four Corners we celebrated our 9th Birthday! This was a mix we handed out on the night, now uploaded for your listening pleasure. Check it. Four Corners is back at Edinburgh's Bongo Club Friday 7th March. Tracklist: 1. Summertime - Klaus Wonderlich 2. Hand Clapping Song – The Meters 3. Sneaking Up On You – Elaine Delmar 4. Esperar Pra Ver – Evinha 5. Congo Bongo – DJ Tomahawk 6. The Elephant – Itsu Uno 7. You Can't Win – Sage Francis 8. Ace Of Spades – Ov Wright 9. Hit Or Miss – Bo Diddley 10. The Message – Blue Mitchell 11. Nada – Selvagem 12. Unknown - Mukat Edits Vol. 4 13. Rayvon vs Fela Kuti – Afrodisiac Soundsystem 14. Gimme Something – Charlie Bucket Ft. Ty 15. Noko Hewon – Afrik Bawantu 16. Cuba Libre – Nico Gomez 17. Jingo – Candido 18. Disco Descarga – Ursula 1000 19. The Lonely One – Tom Jones 20. A Little Soul – Smoove And Suonho 21. Hot Dog – The Four Shells 22. Ijo Soul – Orlando Julius And His Modern Aces

Organ master James Oscar Smith must be considered one of the pioneers of Jazz music as he almost single-handedly brought the Hammond organ into Jazz music. Jimmy Smith wasn't the first one to ever use the instrument in Jazz but he developed a concept on the organ that was copied by just about every practitioner who followed. Smith, after a period of learning the instrument, emerged and began to work around his hometown of Philadelphia. He was heard by Blue Note Record's Alfred Lion and signed to the label. He became Blue Note's biggest seller. This session features the Smith working trio with Quentin Warren on guitar and Donald Bailey on drums plus three magnificent horns in the person of tenor saxophonist Ike Quebec, alto saxophone master Jackie McLean and trumpeter Blue Mitchell. Each gets a ballad feature but the bulk of the other selections are great informal jams on various blues in major and minor keys. It's an inspired date and allows us to hear all these great players at their unfettered best. The album is called "Open House" and it has just that feeling of a group of friends gathering for some stimulating conversation and you the listener is invited.

St. Elmo Sylvester Hope Jr.was born on this day (June 27), the only child of hard working West Indian immigrants, in New York in 1923. Elmo was one of the unsung greats in Jazz music and he died on May 19, 1967 at age 43 of heart failure and pneumonia. Mr. Hope grew up with his two closest friends, Thelonious Monk and Bud Powell. Powell and Monk, despite the extreme difficulties in their lives achieved Jazz immortality and fame but Elmo Hope did not. He is deserving of the same kind of respect as Bud and Monk as he is not only an original pianist but a fine composer as well. His piano style suggests Bud and Monk, of course but it is all Elmo Hope. TThis Feature album is called "Homecoming!" and marked his return to New York after four rather unhappy years in Los Angeles. It's divided into two sections. Three tunes are brand new and features a sextet with tenor saxophonists Fran Foster and Jimmy Heath and trumpeter Blue Mitchell plus Percy Heath on bass and Philly Joe Jones on drums. The rest of the album is made up of Mr. Hope on piano in a trio setting with Heath and Jones. Four tunes make up this segment and have three Hope composition and one lovely standard named "Imagination". This is the Jazz Show's tribute and Birthday greeting to one of the unsung giants of Jazz.....Mr. Elmo Hope.

This album recorded in August of 1959 marked a turning point in the recording career of one of the greatest Modern Jazz tenor saxophonists: Johnny Griffin. Up to this time Griffin's recordings had been casual quartet or "blowing dates" with loosely put together arrangements. This date is different and was also greeted warmly by the critics. What makes this date special is the arrangements and the three compositions by Norman Simmons, a Chicago homeboy of Griffin's. The three horn front line works wonderfully with Blue Mitchell on trumpet, Julian Priester on trombone (another one of Griffin's homeboys) and a strong rhythm section comprising Wynton Kelly on piano, Sam Jones on bass and Albert "Tootie" Heath on drums. Griffin is at his fiery best on this date and plays fewer notes than usual and all his solos "tell a story", as Lester Young would say. The Little Giant is an excellent date and was a real step-up for one of the major voices of the tenor saxophone....Johnny Griffin!

Richard "Blue" Mitchell was one of the most distinctive voices on the trumpet. He came through various r & b bands and paid long dues on the road but in 1958 he joined pianist Horace Silver's great band and never looked back. He began recording under his own name as a leader and sideman and made a wonderful series of recordings for Riverside and Jazzland Records. After playing an important sideman role for the Blue Note label, Blue was signed up by head honcho Alfred Lion. The Jazz Feature tonight is Mitchell's first recording under his name for Blue Note and it's a fine one. The only irony is that for some reason it was never released although given a photo and a catalogue number. Other Mitchell recordings were issued but not this one. It was finally issued in the early 80's after Mitchell's untimely death from cancer in 1979.It's an excellent session with Mitchell in inspired form but the co-star is a young Joe Henderson who not only plays tenor saxophone but contributes two compositions (Step Lightly and Mamacita) and arranged the rest. On alto saxophone is the very unique sound of Leo Wright, Leo embarked for Europe soon after this session and Jazz fans forgot about him. On piano is a young and energetic Herbie Hancock. Gene Taylor on bass and Roy Brooks on drums are Mitchell's buddies from Horace Silver's band. The group is tight, fresh and inspired. "Step Lightly" is a worthy addition to Blue Mitchell's recorded legacy.

Harold Floyd Brooks, better known as "Tina" (a nickname that he was given because of his small size is a corruption of "Teeny" or "Tiny") was one of the sadder stories in Jazz music. This well respected musician broke into the big time Jazz scene in 1958, after years in anonymous r&b and Latin bands, on a famous recording date with organist Jimmy Smith called "The Sermon". Brooks distinctive sound and blues inflected approach was like no other and Blue Note head honcho Alfred Lion took to Brooks and recorded 4 great sessions with Tina. The only problem was that Lion only released one. The others were never issued until long after Brooks' death in 1974. Brooks only recorded for Blue Note (with one exception) as a sideman and leader from 1958 to 1961. After 1961 he never recorded again. Because of an addiction to hard drugs and general physical dissipation, he stopped playing by the late 60's and died in ill health and abject poverty in 1974. Tonight in celebration of what would have been Brooks' 78th birthday, The Jazz Show is presenting one of his classic recordings. This album was advertised, sequenced, mastered and given a number but never issued. "Back To The Tracks" is a beautiful representation of New York Jazz in the early 1960's before the changes wrought by Cecil Taylor, Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane and others moved the music in a new and different direction. Brooks' strong, lyrical and intense horn is heard at it's best and the band is a stellar all-star group. Along with Brooks on tenor saxophone, there is Blue Mitchell on trumpet, Kenny Drew on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Arthur Taylor on drums plus on one long track, a cameo appearance by alto saxophone master Jackie Mclean. Happy Birthday to Tina Brooks, who finally got some of the recognition he warranted when he was still alive.Tina brooks was born on June 7,1932 in Fayetteville, North Carolina and died on August 13,1974 in New York.

Dixième de la treizième session... Cette semaine, retour de la chronique de Marie-Eve Boulanger, du jazz récent et de la musique des pays de l'est ! En musique: En ouverture du Vienna Art Orchestra sur l'album 3 - Trilogy, 30th anniversary (Emarcy, 2007); Dans le bloc de Marie-Eve il y aura, du Blue Mitchell, Bob Mintzer, Count Basie, Maynard Furgeson et Village Vanguard Orchestra; Jack DeJohnette avec trois pièces de Music We Are (Kindred Rhythm, 2009); Bozilo avec des pièces de leur album Bozilo Live (JMS, 2009); Goran Bregovic avec des pièces de l'album Alkohol (Wrasse, 2009); Et selon le temps, du Eyal Maoz's Edom sur l'album Hope and Destruction (Tzadik, 2009).         Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman";}        

Dixième de la treizième session... Cette semaine, retour de la chronique de Marie-Eve Boulanger, du jazz récent et de la musique des pays de l'est ! En musique: En ouverture du Vienna Art Orchestra sur l'album 3 - Trilogy, 30th anniversary (Emarcy, 2007); Dans le bloc de Marie-Eve il y aura, du Blue Mitchell, Bob Mintzer, Count Basie, Maynard Furgeson et Village Vanguard Orchestra; Jack DeJohnette avec trois pièces de Music We Are (Kindred Rhythm, 2009); Bozilo avec des pièces de leur album Bozilo Live (JMS, 2009); Goran Bregovic avec des pièces de l'album Alkohol (Wrasse, 2009); Et selon le temps, du Eyal Maoz's Edom sur l'album Hope and Destruction (Tzadik, 2009).         Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman";}        

The legendary Louis Smith was born in Memphis, Tennessee on May 20, 1931 and although felled by a stroke and not able to play anymore is still alive and teaching select students. Smith burst upon the New York scene in the late 50's and made two classic albums for Blue Note Records that were for years collector's items. When Blue Note released the newly discovered "Horace Silver Quintet Live at Newport 1958" with Louis Smith in the band, he replaced Art Farmer and was replaced by Blue Mitchell. The Horace Silver recording won all kinds of awards and once again put Louis Smith on the map. Smith's second and final recording for Blue Note called 'Smithville' is the Feature tonight. Mr. Smith picked a great band for this recording with Charlie Rouse(pre-Monk) on tenor saxophone, the legendary Sonny Clark on piano and the ideal rhythm section of Paul Chambers on bass and Arthur Taylor on drums. Smith plays originals and standards on this fine date which reflects the high artistic levels of Blue Note recordings from the late 50's.

Quinzième de la sixième session. L'on ne peut passer sous silence la mort du légendaire Max Roach. Ainsi pour l'occasion Du Vanguard vous offre Jazz at Massey Hall (1953), qu'on a déjà qualifié de meilleur concert jazz du monde avec Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, Bud Powell, Dizzy Gillespie et Max Roach. Ensuite du Sonny Rollins, Wynton Kelly, Blue Mitchell, Charlie Christian et l'on termine avec la présentation de Gary Smulyan avec des extraits de l'album Hidden Treasure (2006).    

Quinzième de la sixième session. L'on ne peut passer sous silence la mort du légendaire Max Roach. Ainsi pour l'occasion Du Vanguard vous offre Jazz at Massey Hall (1953), qu'on a déjà qualifié de meilleur concert jazz du monde avec Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, Bud Powell, Dizzy Gillespie et Max Roach. Ensuite du Sonny Rollins, Wynton Kelly, Blue Mitchell, Charlie Christian et l'on termine avec la présentation de Gary Smulyan avec des extraits de l'album Hidden Treasure (2006).    

Pianist Les McCann and his trio called "Les McCann Ltd." with Herbie Lewis on bass and Ron Jefferson on drums augmented by three boss horns:Blue Mitchell(trumpet),Stanley Turrentine and the underrated Frank Haynes on tenor saxophones and recorded at the Village Gate in New York. One of McCann's best! Les McCann in New York.