Podcast appearances and mentions of john klemmer

Groundbreaking jazz artist, John Klemmer is our guest today. John's Website @johnklemmersaxophonist on Instagram John's Facebook page John's Facebook group Here's a guide to our interview.1. Pioneering New Sounds & GenresJohn, your career is filled with groundbreaking moments—many credit you with creating the first jazz fusion album, pioneering smooth jazz, and introducing electronic effects into jazz saxophone. Looking back, what was driving your constant push for innovation? Did you ever feel resistance from the industry or audiences when breaking new ground?I was in Chicago when WNUA Radio launched the Smooth Jazz format, and I remember how your music, alongside artists like Ramsey Lewis, Larry Carlton, Dave Koz, and Richard Elliott, helped define an entirely new listening experience. Did you see the rise of Smooth Jazz coming, or was it a surprise to you how your sound became such a central part of the movement?2. The Evolution of an ArtistYour music has evolved across many different styles—straight-ahead jazz, jazz-rock fusion, smooth jazz, solo sax, and even New Age music. You've said that some people only know you from one era and may not realize the full scope of your work. How do you personally define your artistic identity? Do you see all these phases as part of one larger creative vision? Collaborations?3. The Art of Reflection & ReinventionYou've taken several sabbaticals throughout your career—pausing to reflect, compose, and reimagine your music. In today's fast-paced digital age, artists often feel pressure to constantly release new content. What advice would you give to younger musicians about the importance of reflection and artistic reinvention?4. The Intersection of Music & EmotionYour album Touch became an unexpected worldwide sensation, connecting deeply with listeners on an emotional level. You've mentioned that this wasn't a commercial decision but rather an honest artistic expression. What do you think made Touch resonate so profoundly with people, and how do you approach translating raw emotion into sound?5. Innovation in a Changing Music IndustryWith the rise of digital streaming, independent labels, and new technology, the music industry has changed drastically since your early days at Cadet/Chess and Impulse! Records. As someone who has always been ahead of the curve, how do you see the future of jazz and experimental music evolving? What excites you about where music is headed?Sponsor:This episode is brought to you by White Cloud Coffee Roasters—use code "Creativity" for 10% off your next order.If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe, rate, and review Your World of Creativity on your favorite podcast platform!

    Offering more indelible proof that a great song can enjoy many lives and enthrall multiple generations, Ellis Hall's timeless, haunting ballad “Some Days Were Meant for Rain” is now the second single from In the World, the debut album of WHAT!!!!, the legendary vocalist and multi-instrumentalist's duo with Grammy winning keyboardist George Whitty.   The track follows fast on the heels of the release of the powerhouse, eclectic 10-track collection and the October 2024 drop of its lead single, “Die Living,”    The first song recorded for the project, “Hug Me” is an expansive anthemic power ballad that pays tribute to the tenacity and resolve of the citizens of Ukraine in the face of Russia's invasion and the ongoing war.    In addition to his years with the group Tower of Power, Hall – who has been sightless since age 18 - fronted the Ellis Hall Group in the 70s, has written over 4000 soul, gospel, blues and pop songs, performed with the likes of Stevie Wonder, James Taylor, Herbie Hancock, George Benson and Maurice White and recorded with John Klemmer, George Duke and Kenny G, among countless others. He has also written and performed on many film soundtracks including The Lion King 2, Shrek 2, Invincible and Bruce Almighty. He also sang a Louis Armstrong tune in the Steven Spielberg film Catch Me If You Can.      Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)

"High time we made a standAnd shook up the views of the common manAnd the love train rides from coast to coastDJ's the man we love the mostSowing the seeds of love, seeds of love(Sowing the seeds of loveSowing the seeds of love, seeds of loveSowing the seeds"Please join me and sow the seeds of love on the Red Eye Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing. Joining us are David Bowie, Jim Dawson, Buffalo Springfield, Orleans, King Crimson, Van Morrison, The Hollies, Crosby Stills & Nash, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Arthur Lee & Love, The Beatles, Bee Gees, Jean Luc Ponty, Larry Coryell, Deodato, Simon & Garfunkel, Yes, The Everly Brothers, Beach Boys, John Klemmer, The James Gang, Jeff Beck, Sounds Orchestral, Jimii Hendrix Experience, Jefferson Airplane and Tears For Fears...

"He bought her a diamond for her throatHe put her in a ranch house on a hillShe could see the valley barbecues From her window sillSee the blue pools in the squinting sunHear the hissing of summer lawns"Let's listen  to the Hissing Of The Summer Lawns together on this first Saturday of Summer. Joining us are Haim, T. Rex, Tears For Fears, Bob Dylan, Supertramp, John Klemmer, Johnny Rivers, Dire Straits, Rupert Holmes, NRBQ, The Cars,, Hollies, Bee Gees, Ten Years After, Mr. Mister, The Smiths, Tom Petty, Rockpile, Del Shannon, Gordon Lightfoot, Sublime, Lou Reed, The B52's, Jeff Beck, Chuck Berry and Joni Mitchell...

"He bought her a diamond for her throatHe put her in a ranch house on a hillShe could see the valley barbecues From her window sillSee the blue pools in the squinting sunHear the hissing of summer lawns"Let's listen  to the Hissing Of The Summer Lawns together on this first Saturday of Summer. Joining us are Haim, T. Rex, Tears For Fears, Bob Dylan, Supertramp, John Klemmer, Johnny Rivers, Dire Straits, Rupert Holmes, NRBQ, The Cars,, Hollies, Bee Gees, Ten Years After, Mr. Mister, The Smiths, Tom Petty, Rockpile, Del Shannon, Gordon Lightfoot, Sublime, Lou Reed, The B52's, Jeff Beck, Chuck Berry and Joni Mitchell...

"Tom, get your plane right on timeI know your part'll go fineFly down to MexicoDa-n-da-da-n-da-n-da-da and here I amThe only living boy in New York"Please join me and Tom on this week's Red Eye flight. Joining us are Patti Smith Tom Petty, John Klemmer, Dar Williams, Red House Painters,, Paul McCartney, Lou Reed, Leon Russell, Jean Luc Ponty, The Beatles, Velvet Underground, Traveling Wilbury's, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, The Who, Peter Gabriel, Supertramp, The Band, Jeff Beck, Pat Metheny, Dire Straits, Ray LaMontagne, Bruce Springsteen and Simon & Garfunkel.

"Watching and waitingFor a friend to play withWhy have I been alone so longMole he is burrowing his way to the sunlightHe knows there's someone there so strong"Let's watch & wait together on the "Red Eye" edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing, joining us are Nick Drake, Lou Reed, Laura Nyro, ELO, Beatles, Santana, Robin Trower, Roxy Music, Robin Thicke, Traffic, Dionne Warwick, Blood Sweat & Tears, Jimi Hendrix, Leon Russell, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Steve Miller Band, John Klemmer, Dire Straits, Phil Collins, Billy Stewart and Moody Blues...

PropsAndPraise everybody as we bring you another edition Of A Cup Of J.O.E. with selections ranging from John Klemmer to EABS.Thank you so so much for joining us so ENJOY!!!! & BLACK LIVES STILL MATTER!!!!For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/a-cup-of-j-o-e/Tune into new broadcasts of A Cup of J.O.E, LIVE ,Wednesdays from 9 AM - NOON EST / 2 - 5 PM GMT//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Микс в качестве 320 KBs доступен по ссылке... boosty.to/djgluk/posts/ffc6193… Rus Pop MuZiK @ DJ Глюк 1. Therr Maitz feat. Zivert - Твори Добро 2. BAGARDI feat. Anahit - Mst 3. Kontrast feat. TAHEYN & Zheqas & NAYA - Хочу Танцевать 4. Liranov feat. Слишком Просто - Убивались До Утра 5. Khalbi - Мария 6. Natan - Улетай 7. Pavlova - Это Теперь Любовь 8. Ольга Серябкина - Это По Любви 9. Катя Чехова feat. Хакер - Я Чувствую Себя Устаревшей Моделью Робота 10. DJ Smash - Можно Без Слов (DJ Smash ‘24 Remix) 11. Demo feat. Сергей Арутюнов - Солнышко (Astero Remix) 12. Amirchik - Розовый Вечер 13. Лисицын - До Аэропорта 14. Sam Wick - Как Тебя Зовут 15. Даша НЕКРИЧИ - Навигатор 16. Паша Proorok feat. Степашка - Ночь Унесет 17. Mao - Taxi 18. John Klemmer Соная - Катим 19. Marsy - Барби 20. Liranov feat. Дейзи & XTM Prod - Она Ночью Мне Снится 21. Нодар Ревия - Это Здорово

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Esta edición especial está dedicada al guitarrista brasileño Oscar Castro-Neves, un músico fallecido en el año 2013. Repasamos sus colaboraciones junto a artistas como Eliane Elias, The Manhattan Transfer, Brian Bromberg, Hiroko Kokubu, Minnie Riperton, John Klemmer, Stevie Wonder, David Benoit, Yutaka Yokokura, Leon Ware y Sadao Watanabe.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Cloud Jazz Smooth Jazz. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/27170

"When I come home feeling tired and beatI go up where the air is fresh and sweet (Up on the roof)I get away from the hustling crowdsAnd all that rat race noise down in the street (Up on the roof)On the roof's the only place I knowWhere you just have to wish to make it soLet's go up on the roof (Up on the roof)"Please join me on this first morning of Winter to escape all the noise on the Red Eye Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing.Joining us are Gary Calamar, The BoDeans, Leonard Cohen, Bob James, The Rolling Stones, Hollies, Kinks, Doors, Beatles, Johnny Rivers, Mamas & Papas, George Winston, Frank Sinatra, Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66, The Who, Dave Clark Five, Nat King Cole, Simon & Garfunkel, Don McLean, Led Zeppelin, Nilsson, Joni Mitchell, John Klemmer, John Prine, Glen Campbell, Bill Pursell, Tommy James & The Shondells, Barbara Higbie, Randy Newman and Carole King...

"Dirty was the daybreak sudden was the changeIn such a silent place as this, beyond the rifle rangeSo where to now, St. Peter?If it's true, I'm in your handsI may not be a Christian but I've done all one man canI understand I'm on the road where all that was is gone."Please join me as we discover the correct path, joining us on this Sunday's Musical journey are Jean Luc Ponty, Nektar, Flo & Eddie, Peter Frampton, Joni Mitchell, Nilsson, David Bowie, Jeff Beck, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Sonny & Cher, Simon & Garfunkel, Randy Newman, Humble Pie, Free, John Klemmer, Bob Dylan, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd and Elton John...

"Anybody here seen my old friend Martin?Can you tell me where he's gone?He freed lotta people but it seems the good they die youngI just looked around and he's gone"Please join me for the "Red Eye" Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing as we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a tribute in words & music to this great man slain in April of 1968. Also joining us are Peter Paul & Mary, Leon Russell, Peter Gabriel, Joni Mitchell, Supertramp, The Impressions, Alan Parsons Project, Nick Drake, Minnie Ripperton, Yes, Marvin Gaye, Pink Floyd, Simon & Garfunkel, John Klemmer, Leonard Cohen, The Beatles, Tom Clay, Jeff Beck, Buffalo Springfield, The Joe Farrell Quartet, Led Zeppelin, Richie Havens, Porcupine Tree and Dion.This show was recorded prior to Wednesday's  passing of Jeff Beck and a proper 1 hour long tribute will be aired on the DayTripper Edition Saturday at 3PM on KXFM 104.7.

Pianistas excelsos del jazz fusión o contemporáneo como Dave Grusin o Bob James. Sesión de saxofones con Grover Washington Jr., Ernie Watts o John Klemmer. Guitarristas patrios y universales: Niño Josele y Pablo Novoa y músicos inclasificables en familia: Mastretta, Racalmuto… Y atención al nuevo fichaje de Dan Auerbach con un álbum instrumental más que recomendable: Hermanos Gutiérrez. DISCO 1 BOB JAMES Spunky DISCO 2 BAJOFONDO Código de Barra DISCO 3 MOCKY Jinti DISCO 4 GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Jammin’ DISCO 5 JOHN KLEMMER Man And Woman DISCO 6 ERNIE WATTS Looking Glass DISCO 7 DAVE GRUSIN Mountain Dance DISCO 8 HERMANOS GUTIÉRREZ Tres Hermanos DISCO 9 MODULAR Revolución de vegetales DISCO 10 NIÑO JOSELE La Vida DISCO 11 PABLO NOVOA Cómo vas DISCO 12 NACHO MASTRETTA San Vicente Do Mar DISCO 13 RACALMUTO Moment Musical Escuchar audio

Classic Jazz-Funk 1 : Definitive Jazz-Funk Luiggi Collection : Lonnie Liston Smith “Expansions” Ronnie Laws “Always There” Gil Scott-Heron “The Bottle” Donald Byrd “Change (Makes You Want To Hustle)” Wilton Felder “Inherit The Wind” Spyro Gyra “Shaker Song” Johnny Hammond “Los Conquistadores Chocolates” John Klemmer “Brasilia” Dizzy Gillespie “Unicorn” Escuchar audio

Today's program is abbreviated due to a technical glitch and is only 90 minutes. Joining us on the Sunday Edition Of Whole 'Nuther Thing are Beck, Tim Buckley, Renaissance, John Klemmer, Joe Walsh, Steely Dan, Ben Folds, Doobie Brothers, The Who, Gerry Rafferty, The Black Keys, Allman Brothers, Walter Egan, Quicksilver, and Jefferson Airplane.

Tonight on Jazz After Dark: mellow sax and trumpet. Gerry Mulligan, John Coltrane, Dave Brubeck with Paul Desmond, Don Ellis, Stanley Turrentine, John Klemmer, Benny Carter, Pharoah Sanders & William Henderson, Grover Washington Jr., and Tommy Flanagan.

Today's program features tuneage from Sugarloaf, Blue Dolphins, Beatles, The Who, Eddie Harris, John Klemmer, Troggs, Nazz, Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers, Chris Botti, John Tropea and more...

All music is used with permission from Steve Kortyka. Track listing C.E - Smith Beat #2 - Kortyka Float - Kortyka Four You - Kortyka Someday My Prince Will Come - Caselotti/Stockwell Fabled States (Stablemates) - Stetch/Kortyka Drop Your Anchor Down - Potter Sax Jam - Kortyka Time Out – Kortyka Steve Kortyka is a regular on the New York jazz scene and among a myriad of other accomplishments plays in supporting and touring bands for Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga in addition to serving as the co- lead of the New Alchemy Jazz Orchestra. Steve stepped forward with a solo show showcasing his experimental side with effects and great care with a melody in a style reminiscent of John Klemmer. From an audience free April 7th, 2021 livestream here's Steve Kortyka – Live at the Bop Stop. This program is recorded at the Robert Conrad Studios at the Bop Stop in Cleveland, Ohio with additional production by Graham Rosen and editing for WOBC and WNPA provided by Dr. Pete Naegele and for our podcast and other affiliates by Shawn Gilbert and Carsen Gilbert at GilAzar media.   The Executive Producer is Daniel Peck. For extended version of all our shows –our Live at The Bop Stop podcast can be found on your favorite podcast app.   Want to Support The Bop Stop?  Donate here! Contact us here  

"The autumn wind and the winter winds, they have come and goneAnd still the days, those lonely days, they go on and onAnd guess who sighs his lullabies through nights that never endMy fickle friend, the summer windThe summer wind, warm summer wind"...Yes, on this longest day of the year, join me for some cool sounds on the Sunday Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing as we celebrate Summer, Dads and more...I'll be serving up tasty morsels from Larry Coryell, Melanie, Buffalo Springfield, The Kinks, Richie Havens, Chewy Marble, Laura Nyro, Cat Stevens, John Klemmer, Warren Zevon, Foo Fighters, Paul Simon, Mama's & Papas, Fleetwood Mac, Billy Stewart, Billy Joel, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Coldplay, Eric Clapton, Bob Lind, Stan Getz with Astrud Gilberto, Marc Cohn, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Bob Dylan, Bert Jansch, Rufus Wainwright, Judy Collins, Aztec Two Step, Tim Hardin, Beach Boys and Frank Sinatra...

“There you stand with your L.A. tan And your New York walk and your New York talk You're mother left you when you were small But you're gonna wish you wasn't born at all Steel and Glass, Steel & Glass, Steel & Glass” Let’s spend some time outside the Steel & Glass and listen to some great tuneage on the Sunday Edition of Whole ‘Nuther Thing on the Independent 885 FM and 885fm.org. I’ll be serving up tasty morsels from The Black Keys, John Klemmer, Billy Joel, Peter Gabriel, Beach Boys, Phil Collins, Small Faces, Joe Jackson, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Ellen Mcilwaine, Simply Red, Harry Chapin, Donovan, Rolling Stones, Traffic, Bruce Springsteen, Roxy Music, Talking Heads, Simon & Garfunkel, Brian Wilson, Beatles, Bob Dylan, Tears For Fears, Tim Hardin, John Mellencamp, The Everly Brothers, Spirit and John Lennon…

Hoy os acercamos Brazilia (1979) del saxofonista y teclista John Klermmer. "Brazilia" está compuesta por 8 temas, de los cuales 7 son originales de Klemmer, más una interesante versión del clásico de Gershwin, "Summertime". En este trabajo trabajo, Klemmer está rodeado por un extraordinario grupo de músicos que incluye a nombres tan importantes como Jorge Dalto, Oscar Castro Neves, Abe Laboriel, Airto Moreira, Lenny White, Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker o Álex Acuña, consiguiendo un resultado que se nos antoja de imprescindible presencia en la discografía de cualquier aficionado al latin, al jazz o a la música brasileña y es por ello que hemos decidido traerlo a VpG. TRACKS 1-Brazilia Klemmer 2-Tropical Snowflakes Klemmer 3-Heartbreak Klemmer 4-Summertime Gershwin,Gershwin,Heyward 5-Tender Storm Klemmer 6-Copacabana Klemmer 7-Bahia Klemmer 8-My Love Has Butterfly Wings (Meu Amor Tem Asasa Borboleta) Klemmer CREDITS John Klemmer Sax (Tenor), Producer, Liner Notes Oscar Castro-Neves Guitar Paulinho Da Costa Percussion Jorge Dalto Piano Victor Feldman Keyboards Abraham Laboriel Keyboards Bob Magnusson Bass Airto Moreira Percussion Smitty Smith Organ Lenny White Drums Stephan Goldman Producer

On this Russell Ferrante interview: playing his second professional gig at Shea Stadium, opening for WAR, then getting signed to a major label deal… playing with Art Blakely, Wayne Shorter, Phil Upchurch, Rockwell, Marcus Miller, Joni Mitchell, Eric Marienthal, the North Sea Jazz Festival, Birdland in NYC, learning humility from his students… putting together his awesome new LP, Inflexion, marriage, family, San Jose, caring for his father during his last days, Italy, gratitude, and why he’s lived a charmed life. What a lovely human being, good vibes only! If you’d like to support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support A founding member of the Yellowjackets, along with Jimmy Haslip, Robben Ford & Ricky Lawson, the band has recorded over 20 albums, receiving 15 Grammy nominations and winning two. Over the last 45 years Russell’s also recorded or performed with: Lorraine Feather, Art Blakey, John Klemmer, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, Kevyn Lettau, Brenda Russell, Randy Crawford, Eric Marienthal, Wayne Shorter, Joe Farrell, Bobby McFerrin, Tom Scott, Robben Ford, George Michael, Marilyn Scott, Julia Fordham, Marcus Miller, Take 6, Michael Franks, Joni Mitchell, Sadao Watanabe, GRP All Star Big Band, Art Pepper, Ernie Watts, Dave Grusin, Jim Pepper, Mindi Abair, Al Jarreau, Mimi Fox & others Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/

Hoy os vamos a entregar una edición más de nuestro ya clásico Especial Saxofonistas. Será ya el cuarto programa que dedicamos a esta temática. En todos ellos os hemos presentado una colección de importantes saxofonistas seleccionados con el objetivo de daros una visión panorámica de la historia de dicho instrumento en el mundo del jazz y hemos puesto especial énfasis en no repetir ningún músico para que podáis explorar las diferentes sonoridades que nos ha ofrecido este instrumento creado por Adolphe Sax en el año 1846. En el episodio 36 de Música para Gatos, dedicamos un capítulo a algunos grandes saxofonistas. Comenzamos con el maravilloso Giant Steps de John Coltrane y a partir de ahí seguimos con nombres tan importantes como Gato Barbieri, John Klemmer, Paquito D'Rivera, Stan Getz, David Sanborn, Ernie Watts y David "Fathead" Newman. Para el capítulo 42 nos decidimos a ofreceros una segunda parte y invitamos a Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Michael Brecker, Richie Cole, Grover Washington Jr., Mario Rivera, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, John Handy y Bobby Martinez. En nuestra edición número 64 os preparamos un menú que incorporaba a algunos conocidos saxofonistas como Charlie Parker, Phil Woods, Joe Lovano o Paul Desmond y otros tan desconocidos para el gran público como Jerome Richardson, Andrew Woodfolk, Brandon Fields, Paul Winter o Craig Handy. Y es que el tema da para muchos programas. No en vano estamos hablando de uno de los instrumentos más representativos en este estilo musical al que llamamos jazz. Hoy os hemos preparado un nuevo programa que os acercará un puñado de excelentes saxofonistas más. Esperamos que lo disfrutéis.

"Time to walk, Time to runTime to aim your arrows at the sunTake it easy, baby, Take it as it comes"Please join me, there's some great tunes for the taking on the Saturday Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing. Today's program features tuneage from (not in order of appearance) Cat Mother & The All Night Newsboys, Rotary Connection, Sugarloaf, REM, Johnny Rivers, The Smithereens, Standells, Yellowjackets, Rolling Stones, Traffic, Joe Jackson, Syndicate Of Sound, Larry Carlton, Todd Rundgren, Shadows Of Knight, Neil Diamond, Guess Who, John Klemmer, The Monkees, Steely Dan, Blood Sweat & Tears, Brian Auger & Julie Driscoll and The Doors.

15e et dernière émission de la 48e session... Cette semaine, jazz-funk, soul-jazz et jazz moderne! En musique: Charles Earland sur l'album Leaving This Planet  (Prestige, 1973); John Klemmer sur l'album Magic and Movement  (Impulse!, 1974); Takuya Kuroda sur l'album Fly Moon Die Soon  (Universal, 2020); Orlando Le Fleming sur l'album Romantic Funk The Unfamiliar  (Whirlwind, 2020); Yussef Dayes Trio sur l'album Welcome to the Hills  (Cashmere Thoughst, 2020) Spaza sur l'album UPRIZE! (Music from the Original Motion Picture) (Mushroom Hour Half Hour, 2020); Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger sur l'album Force Majeure (International Anthem, 2020)...  

15e et dernière émission de la 48e session... Cette semaine, jazz-funk, soul-jazz et jazz moderne! En musique: Charles Earland sur l'album Leaving This Planet  (Prestige, 1973); John Klemmer sur l'album Magic and Movement  (Impulse!, 1974); Takuya Kuroda sur l'album Fly Moon Die Soon  (Universal, 2020); Orlando Le Fleming sur l'album Romantic Funk The Unfamiliar  (Whirlwind, 2020); Yussef Dayes Trio sur l'album Welcome to the Hills  (Cashmere Thoughst, 2020) Spaza sur l'album UPRIZE! (Music from the Original Motion Picture) (Mushroom Hour Half Hour, 2020); Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger sur l'album Force Majeure (International Anthem, 2020)...  

“Pay no attention to the writing on the wall The words seem empty 'cause there's nothing there at all We let the wise men beat the drums too soon We were just children of the moon." We are in a “Waning Moon” phase so please join me for some illuminating tunes on the Sunday Edition of Whole ‘Nuther Thing. Today's program features tuneage from (not in order of appearance) Porcupine Tree, Meat Loaf, Fleetwood Mac Aerosmith, Genesis, Grand Funk Railroad, Boston, Minnie Ripperton, Beatles, Humble Pie, Rush, Beau Brummels, Bee Gees, Free, Stooges, Jeff Beck, The Left Banke, John Klemmer, Rush, Rod Stewart & Faces and The Alan Parsons Project…

Episode 14 Electronic Jazz, Part 2: Gadgets and Modifiers Electrifying the jazz instrument.   Playlist: Sonny Stitt, “What's New” from the album What's New!!! Varitone tenor saxophone by Selmer. 1966. Players: Baritone Saxophone - George Berg Bass - George Duvivier, Jan Arnet Drums - Walter Perkins Guitar - Les Span Organ - Ernie Hayes Piano - Ellis Larkins Saxophone [Varitone] - Sonny Stitt Tenor Saxophone - Illinois Jacquet Trombone - J.J. Johnson Trumpet - Eddie Preston, Joe Wilder Vibraphone - Mike Mainieri Buddy Terry, “Electric Soul,” from the album Electric Soul, Varitone tenor sax. 1967. Players: Bass - Ron Carter Drums - Freddie Waits Electric Piano - Harols Maber Jr. Flugelhorn - Jimmy Owens Tenor Saxophone - Edlin "Buddy" Terry Trumpet - Jimmy Owens Clark Terry, “Electric Mumbles” from the album It's What's Happening. Varitone trumpet. 1967. Bass - George Duvivier Drums - Dave Bailey Piano - Don Friedman Trumpet [Varitone] - Clark Terry The Cannonball Adderly Quintet, “Gumba Gumba” from Accent On Africa, Selmer Varitone saxophone. 1968. Alto Varitone saxophone --Cannonball Adderley, Cornet --Nat Adderley – Drums --Earl Palmer - drums Brass, reeds and vocals, piano, harpsichord, guitar, bass-- Uncredited Melvin Jackson, “Funky Skull” from the album Funky Skull. String bass modified with: Maestro G-2 filter box for guitar, Boomerang and Echo-Plex and Ampeg amplifier. 1969. Acoustic Bass, Effects – Melvin Jackson Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone, Flute – Roscoe Mitchell Baritone Saxophone – Tobie Wynn Drums – Billy Hart, Morris Jennings Guitar – Pete Cosey Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Bass [Fender] – Phil Upchurch Piano, Organ [Hammond], Effects [Echo Plex] – Jodie Christian Tenor Saxophone – James Tatum Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Byron Bowie Tenor Saxophone, Soloist [Solos] – Bobby Pittman Trombone – Steve Galloway Trumpet – Donald Towns, Tom Hall Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Lester Bowie, Leo Smith Vocals – The Sound of Feeling Eddie Harris, “Electric Ballad,” from the album Silver Cycles. Maestro amplifier and Echoplex, 1969. Bass – Melvin Jackson Drums – Bruno Carr Percussion – Marcelino Valdes Tenor Sax (Maestro, Echoplex)—Eddie Harris John Klemmer, “Excursion #2” from Blowin' Gold, 1969, horn effects begin at about 1:11 into the track, probably the Conn-Multivider. Also some interesting effects added on Hey Jude, a excerpt which is also played. Bass - Phil Upchurch Drums - Morris Jennings Guitar - Pete Cosey Piano, Organ - Richard Thompson Tenor Saxophone, Other [Electronic Horn Effects] - John Klemmer John McLaughlin, “Marbles” from the album Devotion. Echoplex and guitar distortion effects. 1970. Bass – Billy Rich Drums, Percussion – Buddy Miles Organ, Electric Piano – Larry Young Guitar – John McLaughlin Miles Davis, “Bitches Brew” (opening) from Bitches Brew. Amplified trumpet with Maestro ring modulator and Echoplex. 1970. Bass – Dave Holland Bass [Fender] – Harvey Brooks Bass Clarinet – Bennie Maupin Trumpet[amplified] – Miles Davis Drums – Don Alias, Jack DeJohnette, Lenny White Electric Guitar – John McLaughlin Electric Piano – Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul Percussion – Jim Riley Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Miles Davis, “Nem Um Talvez” from the album Live-Evil. Echoplex and percussion. 1971. Bass –Ron Carter Drums –Jack DeJohnette Keyboards –Herbie Hancock, Keith Jarrett Saxophone –Steve Grossman Trumpet – Miles Davis Vocals – Hermeto Pascoal   Gil Melle, “The Love Song” from the album Waterbirds. Handmade electronic instruments plus echo, fuzz, and other effects. 1970 Bass [Fender] – Dave Parlato Soprano Saxophone, Other [Special Electronic Musical Instruments] – Gil Mellé Drums – Fred C. Stofflet Electric Piano [Fender] – Pete Robinson Guitar – Art Johnson, Joe Cinderella The Fourth Way, “Spacefunk” from the album Werwolf. Fender Rhodes electric piano using an Oberheim ring modulator, Recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival, June 19, 1970. Drums – Eddie Marshall (2) Electric Bass – Ron McClure Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes Electric Piano], Effects [Oberheim Ring Modulator] – Mike Nock Electric Violin – Michael White   Don Ellis, “Hey Jude” (opening), from Live at the Fillmore, 4-valve, quarter tone electric trumpet, Echoplex, Conn-Multivider, Oberheim ring modulator– Don Ellis. 1970. Bass - Dennis Parker Bass Trombone - Don Switzer Congas - Lee Pastora Drums - Ralph Humphrey Guitar - Jay Graydon Percussion, Drums - Ron Dunn Piano - Tom Garvin Saxophone - Fred Selden, John Klemmer, Jon Clarke, Lonnie Shetter, Sam Falzone Trombone - Ernie Carlson, Glenn Ferris Trombone, Contrabass, Tuba - Doug Bixby Trumpet - Glenn Stuart, Jack Coan, John Rosenberg, Stu Blumberg Trumpet, Drums - Don Ellis Eddie Harris, Why Don't You Quit, from the album Eddie Harris ‎– Come On Down! In 1970. Used the Hammond Innovex Condor SSM guitar synthesizer with the tenor saxophone. Bass – Donald "Duck" Dunn Drums – Tubby Ziegler* Guitar – Cornell Dupree (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3), Jimmy O'Rourke (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3), Joseph Diorio* (tracks: A3) Organ – Billy Carter Piano – Dave Crawford Tenor Saxophone [Electric] – Eddie Harris Trumpet – Ira Sullivan       The Archive Mix in which I play two additional tracks at the same time to see what happens. Here are two additional tracks of electronic jazz and amplified instruments:   Moe Koffman, “Funky Monkey” from the album Turned On. Varitone flute and Varitone dual alto saxophones. 1968 Miles Davis, “Stuff” (excerpt) from Miles in the Sky, 1968. Bass – Ron Carter Drums – Tony Williams* Piano, Electric Piano – Herbie Hancock Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter Trumpet – Miles Davis   Read my book: Electronic and Experimental Music (sixth edition), by Thom Holmes (Routledge 2020).   Also see my paper, Thom Holmes (2018): The Roots of Electronic Jazz, 1950–1970, in  Jazz Perspectives

Back in the crates! Thanks to all the listeners, enjoy! Tracklist: Bossa Rio, Ferrante and Teicher, Gabor Szabo, Paquito D'Rivera, Junior Mance, John Klemmer, George Benson, Matthews Southern Comfort

I am where I am today as a broadcaster because of the music created by my guest. Free form music with constant creation in the same vein as Sonship Woody Theus, George Marsh, Wilton Felder, Jim Keltner and Phil Upchurch. His gravitational pull has been towards cosmic sources of energy with reams of sequential patterns asking why are you written your brothers off man? When we were lovers, Eruptions from Wolfgang Meltz or polyrhythmic drum duos with Carl Burnett. I am climbing a mountain getting lifelines from my guest and centrifugal forces of pulse, feeling, magic and movement. It started in Chicago with John Lee Hooker and Oscar Brashear. Cutting albums under the guidance of Leonard Chess and putting melodic invention in alternative clubs like The Ash Grove where Victor Feldman plays the cuica and some chick is moaning into the microphone while my guest peppers the audience with echoplex variations of Stan Getz and Charlie Parker and I begin to realize that this whole journey has been an open door that leads to 4 doors to 12 to 24 in prisms of light and love which is really what allows you to get blood from the sun. John Klemmer welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

Technique on the drum kit is essential but meaningless without the infusion of soul. Cats have monster chops but sometimes you look up on the bandstand and they are not listening- they are thrashing trying to eek out some kind of ego maniacal communication that does nothing to elevate the music. My guest today has serious chops and serious soul. It started back with Larry Harlow and Willie Colon and Ray Barretto and Joe Cuba playing drums and timbales on countless Fania albums. The Latin feel the clave beat the infectious cyclical propulsion. His adherence to Afro-Cuban rhythms was evident in the modal driving McCoy Tyner quartet. Channeling Coltrane's thesaurus' of scales and expressing the deep emotive visceral fire of the African American experience in this country. My guest was all over the New York Scene. Playing with folkies like Tim Hardin, Stoner Jazz with Jeremy Steig, Jazz Rock with Larry Coryell knowing that the 11th house comes after 10 but not before 12. It's hard to see live music today. Most bass players and drummers can't sustain the hypnotic pocket. That is not the case with my guest who has to hold it down with Henry the Skipper Franklin locking the groove- or Klaus Doldinger or Brian Auger or Wayne Shorter or John Klemmer. Alphonse Mouzon welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

"Nobody on the road, nobody on the beach, I feel it in the air, the summer's out of reach."Please join me for the last Saturday of Summer featuring tasty morsels from (not in order of appearance) Neil Young, John Mellencamp, Motels, Billy Joel, Foreigner, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Christopher Cross, John Klemmer, Buffalo Springfield, Exile, Walter Egan, Aerosmith, Crosby Stills, Nash & Young, Loggins & Messina, Gino Vanelli, Genesis, Kid Rock, Genesis, Daryl Braithwaite, Mark Almond Band and Don Henley....

"Now this is the world we live in and these are the hands we're given, use them and let's start trying to make it a place worth fighting for" Turn off the world and please join me for the Saturday Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing as I serve up tasty morsels from (not in order of appearance) Supertramp, Laura Nyro, Gino Vanelli, Jean Luc Ponty, Stevie Wonder, Joe Jackson, The Chambers Brothers, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd, John Klemmer, XTC, Traffic, Earth Wind & Fire, Metheny Mehldau Quartet, Aretha Franklin, Todd Rundgren, Elvis Costello, Syreeta and Genesis...

This program has been dedicated to the unsung. Those who lie below the surface waiting for the phone to ring and the calendar to fill up. It's these unsung folks that made careers for the pop stars that most people are familiar with. It's a quarter past 10 and my guest is disassembling his kit for the 4th time that day. He had a commercial in the morning, a game show in the afternoon, a bluegrass record date and then playing jazz for free in Larry Gales coffee house with the Afro Blues Quintet..... My guest today is one of the most versatile drummers in the world. He adapted to the changing musical landscape using his first love of jazz to swing into the melting pot of the psychedelic era. He's been knocking on Heavens Door with Bob Dylan, female soul groups with Wilton Felder or burning gypsy music with Gabor Szabo. He was a Constant Pulse with John Klemmer and lives in the Material World with the late George Harrison while Ringo looks at the North Star peppering the high hat in the vaunted studio scene of LA. Soundtracks, Gospel, Funk, Folk, World, the Traveling Wilbury's, Booker T Jones and John Lennon. His impact on music is unquantifiable. How many albums did he swing the band on like Mickey Roker or Elvin Jones. He is the same master drumming discussion as Bernard Purdie, Earl Palmer, Bill Lavorgna and Hal Blaine. I believe that my guests heart is full of love. He tries to fit into each musical setting as an accompanist just like Emil Richards and Victor Feldman, Henry Franklin and Hal Gordon. He's not interested in showing off his monster chops because often times it's the space within the music that helps it transcend to a spiritual language of the cosmos, dripping with the poetry of Levon Helm, Leon Russell and Elvis Presley all the while helping average people wash away the dust of everyday life. Jim Keltner welcome to the JFS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

En el episodio 36 de Música para Gatos, dedicamos un capítulo a algunos grandes saxofonistas. Comenzamos con el maravilloso Giant Steps de John Coltrane y a partir de ahí seguimos con nombres tan importantes como Gato Barbieri, John Klemmer, Paquito D'Rivera, Stan Getz, David Sanborn, Ernie Watts y David "Fathead" Newman. Para el capítulo 42 nos decidimos a ofreceros una segunda parte y invitamos a Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Michael Brecker, Richie Cole, Grover Washington Jr., Mario Rivera, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, John Handy y Bobby Martinez. Para nuestra edición 64 os hemos preparado un nuevo menú que incorpora un puñado extraordinarios saxofonistas más, como siempre algunos muy conocidos como Charlie Parker y otros tan desconocidos para el gran público como Paul Winter o Craig Handy. Y es que el tema da para muchos programas. No en vano estamos hablando de uno de los instrumentos más representativos en este estilo musical al que llamamos jazz.

Today's program features tuneage from (not in order of appearance) Dan Fogelberg w Tim Weisberg, Eric Burdon & The Animals, Carole King, Steely Dan, Eddie Money, Hall & Oates, Pat Metheny, The Pretenders, Moody Blues, Beatles, Santana, John Klemmer, Derek & The Dominos, Byrds, Stealers Wheel, Tom Petty & Heartbreakers, Bob Dylan, Doobie Brothers, The Who and Dave Mason.

Today's program features tuneage from (not in order of appearance) Tufano & Giamerese, John Klemmer, Spirit, Nilsson, Johnny Echols w Love, Neil Young, Jonathan Edwards, Warren Zevon, Charles Llyod, The Doors, Simon & Garfunkel, Lou Reed, Byrds, Loggins & Messina, Yardbirds, Jefferson Airplane, Bob Seger, Spanky & Our Gang, Kenny Rankin, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Rolling Stones, Tom Waits, Willie Nile, Beach Boys, Jean Luc Ponty, Beatles, Searchers, Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, Crosby Stills & Nash & the Dave Clark Five.

Hoy os hemos preparado una nueva edición de "Cuerpo de jazz, alma de fusion". Durante el programa repasaremos algunos clásicos fundamentales de la historia de jazz como "Body and Soul", "All the things you are", "Just one of those things", "Stardust", "Sophisticated Lady", "In a sentimental mood", "I can't get started", "Love for sale" o "My Funny Valentine" pero vistos a través del peculiar prisma musical de gente como Amy Winehouse, Paquito D'Rivera, Al Jarreau, David Fathead Newman, Bill O'Connell, John Klemmer, Oscar Castro-Neves, Emily Remler o Jamie Cullum. Un sugestivo menú que solo encontrareis aquí, en el tejado.

Hace algunas semanas, concretamente en el episodio número 36 de Música para Gatos, dedicamos un capítulo a algunos grandes saxofonistas. Comenzamos con el maravilloso Giant Steps de John Coltrane y a partir de ahí seguimos con nombres tan importantes como Gato Barbieri, John Klemmer, Paquito D'Rivera, Stan Getz, David Sanborn, Ernie Watts y David "Fathead" Newman. La verdad es que nos quedamos con ganas de incluir muchos otros músicos y es por ello que hemos decidido, con la complicidad de algunos de vosotros, dedicar una segunda parte a los saxofonistas del jazz. Por este capítulo, el número 42 de MpG, irán desfilando grandes músicos como Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Michael Brecker, Richie Cole, Grover Washington Jr., Mario Rivera, Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, John Handy o Bobby Martinez, algunos de ellos trascendentales para entender la evolución del jazz. Algo de jazz, algo de R&B, algo de latín, algo de Brasil y algo de fusión jazz. La mezcla perfecta. Si eres un gato te encantará.

En este episodio de Música para Gatos vamos a repasar algunos sobresalientes saxofonistas que aparecieron tras Charlie Parker, todos ellos trascendentales en la historia de este bello instrumento, algunos muy conocidos y otros no tanto pero todos ellos prodigiosos músicos. Comenzamos con John Coltrane y su impresionante Giant Steps. Por el programa desfilarán además gente tan brillante como Gato Barbieri, John Klemmer, Paquito D'Rivera, Stan Getz, David Sanborn, Ernie Watts y David "Fathead" Newman, un digestivo menú para recibir el nuevo año. Esperamos que os guste.

El pasado domingo fue 27 de octubre y el 27 de octubre es una fecha de infausto recuerdo para los aficionados al jazz moderno. Ese día, hace ahora 32 años, nos dejaba uno de los grandes pianistas del jazz, el argentino Jorge Dalto. Jorge Dalto ha participado en muchas grandes grabaciones, desde la etapa dorada del guitarrista George Benson con quién hizo equipo para algunas de sus más brillantes propuestas como Breezin' (1976), Weekend in L.A. (1977) o Livin' Inside your Love (1979), pero también en discos de artistas como Dizzy Gillespie, Gato Barbieri, Carmen McRae, Paquito D'Rivera, Djavan, Patato Valdés, Spyro Gyra, Grant Green, Grover Washington Jr, Tom Browne, John Klemmer, Tito Puente, Jerry González o Mario Bauza además de con su propia banda Superfriends, que compartía con gente de la talla de Anthony Jackson, David Sanborn, Steve Gadd o el propio George Benson. Una brillante carrera que tan solo duró poco más de 15 años por culpa de una cruel enfermedad que nos arrebataría a uno de los mayores exponentes del jazz, el latín jazz y el fusión jazz de los últimos 50 años. Hoy le dedicamos nuestro programa. Descansa en paz Jorge Dalto.

En el programa de hoy os acercaremos algunos standards inmortales del jazz tradicional pero arreglados por algunos de los más importantes músicos del jazz fusion que aparecieron en el panorama musical a partir de finales de los 60s tras la publicación de un disco de Miles Davis que se llamó Bitches Brew. Escucharéis temas tan importantes como “Stella By Starlight” de Victor Young, “Since I Fell For You” de Woodrow Wilson Johnson, “On Green Dolphin Street” de Bronislau Kaper, “Bye Bye Blackbird” de Ray Henderson, “What's New?” de Bob Haggart, “Everything Happens to Me” de Matt Dennis, “Polka Dots and Moonbeans” y “Like Someone in Love” ambas de Jimmy Van Heusen pero interpretadas desde la especial perspectiva de artistas como Grover Washington Jr, Bob James y Davis Sanborn, Paquito D'Rivera, Rachel Ferrell, John Klemmer y Oscar Castro-Neves, Charlie Haden, Cassandra Wilson o Bill O'Connell.

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The Saturday edition features tuneage from (not in order of appearance) Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, Byrds, The Who, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, John Mclughlin, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Steve Miller, Jeff Beck, Love, Doors, Taste, Blodwyn Pig, Boz Scaggs, Isaac Hayes, Jr Walker's All Stars, Jean Luc Ponty, Rearview, Yes, Genesis, Simon & Garfunkel, Patti Smith, Nilsson, David Bowie, Joni Mitchell, Jeff Buckley, Bob Dylan, John Sebastian, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Crosby Stills & Nash, Elton John, Beatles, Blood Sweat & Tears & John Klemmer.

Special Podcast Edition. #1 in a series, "Jazz on a Summer Afternoon", featuring music from Fania All-Stars, Ronnie Laws, Jorge Ben, Five Corners Quintet feat. Mark Murphy, Jean-Luc Ponty, Juju Orchestra, Mucho Macho feat. Jon Lucien, Donald Byrd, John Klemmer, Freeez. The New Jersey Connection Radio Show is on Starpoint Radio. Saturdays; 5pm-7pm London, 12 Noon-2pm New York. www.starpointradio.com

Empezamos nuestro tejado de hoy, dedicado a algunas rarezas del jazz, con el vibrafonista y armónica alemán Hendrik Meurkens. Seguimos con el pianista de San Francisco, George Muribus y su Brazilian Tapestry. Nos detenemos a analizar una parte de la trayectoria de uno de los creadores más desconocidos del fusion jazz, el saxofonista John Klemmer. Os presentamos un disco maldito de un desconocido guitarrista llamado James Mason. Acabamos con un clásico del jazz en versión latina de la mano del percusionista cubano Carlos 'Patato' Valdés desde su extraordinario Masterpiece.

Comenzamos con la inolvidable voz de Minnie Ripperton. Seguimos con la gran banda comandada por el saxofonista David Sanborn y el bajista Marcus Miller y su poderoso directo de 1984, Straight to the Heart. Nos acercamos a la música de Al Jarreau a través de su precioso Breaking Away. Luego visitamos a el guitarrista Oscar Castro Neves (uno de los padres de la bossanova) y al saxofonista John Klemmer (uno de los padres del fusion jazz). Nos detenemos en un directo de Toots Thielemans con la aparición sorpresa de Stevie Wonder durante los Polar Prize Awards del año 2007 y acabamos con la bonita Past Times, extraída de la grabación City Tribes del bajista Charles Fambrough.

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Today's program features music from Monty Python, Bobby McFerrin, Van Morrison, George Harrison, Dave Mason, Steve Miller, Johnny Rivers, Mamas & Papas,Simon & Garfunkel, Donovan, Jimi Hendrix, The Byrds, Beatles, Doors, Eurythmics, Meatloaf, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Tom Paxton, Tim Buckley, Nilsson, Al Kooper, Graham Nash, Crosby Stills & Nash, Joni Mitchell, Cat Stevens, Fleetwood Mac, Savoy Brown, Spooky Tooth, Isaac hayes, Jean Luc Ponty, Blood Sweat & Tears, Carole King, Harry Chapin, Mark Almond Band, Jefferson Airplane, Pat Metheny, Herbie Mann, Jacques Loussier Trio, John Klemmer, Sting, Ambrosia, America, Doobie Brothers and Seals & Crofts.

Today's program features tuneage from Paul McCartney, America, Jeff Buckley, Steely Dan, Billy Joel, John Klemmer, Stevie Ray Vaughn, John Batdorf w James Lee Stanley, The Ronettes, Paul Simon, Santana, Van Morrison, The Joe Farrell Quartet, The Band, Bee Gees, Steve Miller Band, Lenny Kravitz, Elton John, Spirit, Doobie Brothers and Loggins & Messina.

Today's program is a "Pot Luck" and signals a "Reboot" of Whole 'Nuther Thing after 16 years. Beginning this week I'm initiating a new format going forward. The new format changes the weekly "Featured Artist" to a monthly feature. Going forward our weekly shows will be of this "Pot Luck" format, 4 Hours of handcrafted sets of Music. One program each month will have a Feature or a Featured artist. Our first show of this new format features the music of The Police, Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, Moody Blues, Flash, Yes, Jack Bruce, Cream, Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead, Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays, Steely Dan, Steve Miller, Traffic, Doors, John Lee Hooker, J. Geils Band, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimi Hendrix, Mark Knopfler, Chris Isaak, REM, Eagles, Tom Petty, Pure Prairie League, Doobie Brothers, Byrds, Bette Midler, Don McLean, Crosby Stills & Nash, Little Feat, JJ Cale, John Mellencamp, John Prine, Foo Fighters, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Jeff Beck, Tears For Fears, Oasis, Joe Farrell Quartet, John Klemmer & Bob Dylan. Your comments on this new format are welcome! Bob

Today's program features our annual Christmas holiday visit with "The Chairman Of The Board", Francis Albert Sinatra. Additional tuneage from Bad Company, Humble Pie, Orleans, Kenny Rankin, Hall & Oates, Mamas & Papas, Flo & Eddie, Love, Blood Sweat & Tears, Steve Miller, The Bo Deans, Fred Neil, Simon & Garfunkel, Jim Croce, Gordon Lightfoot, Glen Campbell, John Denver, Johnny Rivers, XTC, Beatles, Three Dog Night, James Darren, Bill Evans, Aretha Franklin, Ben E. King, The Everly Brothers, Crosby Stills & Nash, Rolling Stones, Byrds, Doors, Jonny Greenwood, Nina Simone, Lou Reed, Harry Nilsson, John Mclaughlin, John Klemmer and Bob Dylan.

Tracks from Sun Ra, King Solomon, Fela Kuti with Ginger Baker, John Klemmer, Asiko Rock Group & more. Recorded live at LeMellotron in Paris the 4th of February, 2017.

Tom Canning. You know him best for his excellent writing, arranging and for his amazing keyboard touches on most of Al Jarreau’s music. But the native New Yorker’s music career started well before Al, when he performed and recorded with John Klemmer, Freddie King, T-Bone Burnett and others. But as we all know, it was an unsigned Al Jarreau who hired Canning as his music director in 1974 and the rest is history. You know the tracks, Roof Garden, Breakin’ Away, Never Givin’ Up - all containing Canning’s masterful arranging and performing. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Tom Canning

THE BLUE MIX By Dj Moar (http://www.djmoar.com) (1) John Klemmer "Blood of the Sun" (1974 Impluse) (2) Brian Auger "Don't Look Away" (1974 RCA) (3) Laboratorium "Funky Dla Franki" (1976 Muza) (4) Cortex "Mary et Jeff" (1975 Disques Espérance) (5) Donald Byrd "Places & Spaces" (1975 Blue Note) (6) RAMP "Daylight" (1977 Blue Thumb) (7) Vinyl Jam "Action Directe" (2006 Vinyl Jam Records) (8) Dodge City "The Slow Jam" (1992 Island) (9) Dj Cam Quartet "Raise Up" (2009 Inflamable Records) (10) Tha Real Book "Dingue de Cette Musique" (2005 A-Tracktive Records) (11) J-88 "look of love" Jay Dee RMX (1999 Groove Attack) (12) Moar "On Court" Beat (2007 Trad Vibe Records) (13) Greyboy "Avalanche" (1995 Ubiquity Records)

Our third podcast made by the Heavenly Sweetness crew. A mix of classics ( our friend Doug Carn, check out our forthcoming reissue of his album "Al Rahman"), new tracks and spiritual vibes. "Pass the information, extend the knowledge" Rick HolmesTracklisting :1- Albert Ayler "Message from Albert" (Impulse) 2- The Rongetz Foundation "East" (Heavenly Sweetness) 3- Orchester Klaus Lenz " Zottos" (Amiga) 4- Archie Shepp "Blues for brother George Jackson" (Impulse) 5- John Klemmer "Free soul" (Cadet concept) 6- Doug Carn "Higher ground" (Black Jazz) 7- Dick Griffin " Now is the time" (Trident) 8- Starcrost "False Paradise" (Fable records/counterpoint) 9- Placebo "Aria" (CBS) 10- Tribe feat. Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave & Wendell Harrison "Livin' in a new day" (Tribe) 11- Rick Holmes "Remember to remember"...