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Spent the holidays in Portland with the family, had some good adventures at the record shops and thrift stores - one of these records I pulled out from underneath an old rug at a Goodwill for a dollar. Was fun getting back into the sale bins and antique stores rather than just shopping at the fancy places. Grabbed all of these while on the trip, with one being gifted to me by the homie while there. Now it's a New Year and the other side of Los Angeles is burning up and Trump begins his reign in under two weeks. Hope these tunes bring some type of calm for a few moments in between all the horrible things in the world. Tracklist: Baba Yaga, Bronx River Parkway, Johnny Frigo Sextet, Marva Josie, Ed Bennett, Stanley Cowell, The Piano Choir, the Cosmic Tones Research Trio, Eje Thelin Group

CHARLES TOLLIVER “THE RINGER” London, England, June 2, 1969Plight, The ringer, SpurCharles Tolliver (tp) Stanley Cowell (p) Steve Novosel (b) Jimmy Hopps (d) CHET BAKER “IN NEW YORK” New York, September, 1958Hotel 49, Blue thoughts, SolarChet Baker (tp) Johnny Griffin (ts) Al Haig (p) Paul Chambers (b) Philly Joe Jones (d) EMMET COHEN “VIBE PROVIDER” New York ?, c. Continue reading Puro Jazz 02 de octubre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

CHARLES TOLLIVER “THE RINGER” London, England, June 2, 1969Plight, The ringer, SpurCharles Tolliver (tp) Stanley Cowell (p) Steve Novosel (b) Jimmy Hopps (d) CHET BAKER “IN NEW YORK” New York, September, 1958Hotel 49, Blue thoughts, SolarChet Baker (tp) Johnny Griffin (ts) Al Haig (p) Paul Chambers (b) Philly Joe Jones (d) EMMET COHEN “VIBE PROVIDER” New York ?, c. Continue reading Puro Jazz 02 de octubre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

COLTRANE Hackensack, NJ, May 31, 1957Straight Street (1,2,3) Johnny Splawn (tp-1) John Coltrane (ts) Sahib Shihab (bar-2) Mal Waldron (p-3) Red Garland (p-4) Paul Chambers (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) THE INCREDIBLE JAZZ GUITAR OF WES MONTGOMERY New York, January 26, 1960AireginTommy Flanagan (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Percy Heath (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) “ART FARMER/BENNY GOLSON THE JAZZTET & JOHN LEWIS” New York, December 20-21, 1960 & January 9, 1961DjangoArt Farmer (tp) Tom McIntosh (tb) Benny Golson (ts) Cedar Walton (p) Tommy Williams (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) John Lewis (arr) “THE BOBBY TIMMONS TRIO IN PERSON AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD” New York, October 1, 1961PopsyBobby Timmons (p) Ron Carter (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) “KAWAIDA” Don Cherry (tp) Jimmy Heath (ts,sop) Billy Bonner (fl-1,perc-1) Herbie Hancock (p) Buster Williams (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) Ed Blackwell (bells,perc) Mtume (cga) New York, December 11, 1969 ALBERT “TOOTIE” HEATH KWANZA New York, June 4, 1973MaimounCurtis Fuller (tb) Jimmy Heath (ts,sop,fl) Kenny Barron (p,el-p) Ted Dunbar (g) Percy Heath (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d,tymp,chimes) THE HEATH BROTHERS BROTHERS MARCHIN' ON Oslo, Norway, October 22, 1975The Watergate bluesJimmy Heath (sop,ts,fl) Stanley Cowell (p,mbira) Percy Heath (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d,fl,african-reed) ETHAN IVERSON TOOTIE'S TEMPO Rhinebeck, NY, December, 2012Cute, Tootie's tempoEthan Iverson (p) Ben Street (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) ETHAN IVERSON PHILADELPHIA BEAT Philadelphia, PA, October 5 & 7, 2014Bags' groove, Reets and IEthan Iverson (p) Ben Street (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 26 abril 2025 at PuroJazz.

COLTRANE Hackensack, NJ, May 31, 1957Straight Street (1,2,3) Johnny Splawn (tp-1) John Coltrane (ts) Sahib Shihab (bar-2) Mal Waldron (p-3) Red Garland (p-4) Paul Chambers (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) THE INCREDIBLE JAZZ GUITAR OF WES MONTGOMERY New York, January 26, 1960AireginTommy Flanagan (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Percy Heath (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) “ART FARMER/BENNY GOLSON THE JAZZTET & JOHN LEWIS” New York, December 20-21, 1960 & January 9, 1961DjangoArt Farmer (tp) Tom McIntosh (tb) Benny Golson (ts) Cedar Walton (p) Tommy Williams (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) John Lewis (arr) “THE BOBBY TIMMONS TRIO IN PERSON AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD” New York, October 1, 1961PopsyBobby Timmons (p) Ron Carter (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) “KAWAIDA” Don Cherry (tp) Jimmy Heath (ts,sop) Billy Bonner (fl-1,perc-1) Herbie Hancock (p) Buster Williams (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) Ed Blackwell (bells,perc) Mtume (cga) New York, December 11, 1969 ALBERT “TOOTIE” HEATH KWANZA New York, June 4, 1973MaimounCurtis Fuller (tb) Jimmy Heath (ts,sop,fl) Kenny Barron (p,el-p) Ted Dunbar (g) Percy Heath (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d,tymp,chimes) THE HEATH BROTHERS BROTHERS MARCHIN' ON Oslo, Norway, October 22, 1975The Watergate bluesJimmy Heath (sop,ts,fl) Stanley Cowell (p,mbira) Percy Heath (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d,fl,african-reed) ETHAN IVERSON TOOTIE'S TEMPO Rhinebeck, NY, December, 2012Cute, Tootie's tempoEthan Iverson (p) Ben Street (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) ETHAN IVERSON PHILADELPHIA BEAT Philadelphia, PA, October 5 & 7, 2014Bags' groove, Reets and IEthan Iverson (p) Ben Street (b) Albert “Tootie” Heath (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 26 abril 2025 at PuroJazz.

More and more, I've been collecting solo piano records, I imagine partly because I grew up listening to my mom play piano and partly because my ears have slowed down a bit as I've gotten older. Here's a first short stack of some favorites, which won't be the last. I have continued to be working with just one needle for most of this month, and this "mix" was admittedly done on just one turntable. But I just got my replacement styluses yesterday and I will be getting back to the usual programming soon! Tracklist: Shock G, Herbie Hancock, Mal Waldron, Dollar Brand, McCoy Tyner, Joe Chambers, Stanley Cowell

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ANDREA MOTIS EMOTIONAL DANCE Carriage Studios, Connecticut, March 25-30, 2016 & Montoliu, Spain, August 9 & September 19, 2016Never will I marry (6), If you give them more than you can (4,*), You'd be so nice to come home to (3), Baby girl (1)Andrea Motis (tp,vcl) Perico Sambeat (sop-5,as-6) Joel Frahm (ts-4) Scott Robinson (bar-3) Warren Wolf (mar-8,vib-9) Gil Goldstein (accor-7) Ignasi Terraza (p) Josep Traver (g,el-g-2,vcl) Joan Chamorro (b,ts-1,fl-1,vcl) Esteve Pi (d) BOBBY HUTCHERSON PATTERNS Englewood Cliffs, N.J., March 14, 1968Patterns, Time to go, Ankara James Spaulding (as,fl) Bobby Hutcherson (vib) Stanley Cowell (p) Reggie Workman (b) Joe Chambers (d) RALPH MOORE WHO IT IS YOU ARE New York, April 5 & 6, 1993Skylark, After your call, Since I fell for youRalph Moore (ts) Benny Green (p) Peter Washington (b) Billy Higgins (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 20 febrero 2024 at PuroJazz.

Sunny "Sweet Daddy Fonk" Wong & DJZigZag Present: WAGRadio's Groovin' Blue Xmas Show with Blu Mankuma SHOW TWO Sleigh In . . . Tune Up . . . . . Slide Out . . . . . . . (1:23) WAGRadio Xmas 2023 Show Two Intro – Produced by WAGRadio Vinyl Librarian William “Fats Is Back” Reiter (formerly Bill Reiter – the all-niter) (3:22) “This Christmas” – CEE LO GREEN [Elektra Cd No. 531749-2 “CeeLo's Magic Moment”] 2012 Prod. Adam Anders & Peer Astro ( :12) JOLLY JOHN TANNER WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://vancouversun.com/news/this-week-in-history-1943-2023-legendary-psychedelic-dj-jolly-john-tanner-looks-back-at-a-life-on-the-left-of-the-dial (2:59) “The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting By An Open Fire) – LOVE RENAISSANCE (LVRN), DRAM [LVRN Records Cd “Home For The Holidays Vol 1] 2022 (3:54) “Might As Well Be Coal” – LOVE RENAISSANCE (LVRN), BABY TATE [LVRN Records Cd “Home For The Holidays Vol. 2”] (2:10) “Merry Christmas, Happy New Year) – BROOK BENTON [Mercury Records 45rpm No. 71730] 1960 Arr./Cond. Belford Hendricks * note - Brook Benton is WAGRadio's Tony Bennett ( :05) BLU MANKUMA – WAGRadio Xmas Id https://vancouversun.com/news/this-week-in-history-1943-2023-legendary-psychedelic-dj-jolly-john-tanner-looks-back-at-a-life-on-the-left-of-the-dial (4:35) “Oh Christmas Tree” – Joey DeFrancesco [JD Music/Alma Records Cd No. BOONBB9YJ8 “Home For The Holidays”] 2014 Jeff Parker (gtr), George Fludas (dm), John Webber (bs), Jerry Weldon & George Coleman (tn sx), George Coleman Jr. (dm) ( :12) RICH LIUKKO - FREECLOUD RECORDS, EDMONTON, AB. - WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://www.cbc.ca/news/vinyl-lovers-spur-new-boom-for-old-medium-1.680550 10.(2:51) “Wonderful Christmastime” – WALK OFF THE EARTH [Amazon Music Original] Canada 11.( :15) GABRIEL MARK HASSELBACH WAGRadio Xmas Greeting  http://gabrieljazz.com/ 12.(3:15) “Let It Snow” – GABRIEL MARK HASSELBACH [Wind Tunnel Records Cd “Gabriel's Holiday Notes (Remastered)”] 2000 https://windtunnelrecords.posthaven.com/gabriels-new-compilation-the-vocalists 13.(3:06) “Christmas Day” – AMERIGO GAZAWAY [Amerigo Music] * samples “Christmas Will Really Be Christmas” by Lou Rawls [Capitol Records Lp No. ST2790 “Merry Christmas. Ho! Ho! Ho!”] 1967 Prod. David Axelrod Arr./Cond. H.B. Barnum 14.( :11) BEN FRITH - NEPTOON RECORD STORE, VANCOUVER, B.C. – WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://vancouversun.com/entertainment/music/vinyl-vault-neptoon-records-ben-frith-claims-eclectic-group-devos-are-we-not-men-album-one-of-the-best-with-video 15.(4:37) “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” – MARY J. BLIGE [Verve/Interscope] 2013 16.( :12) ROB FRITH – NEPTOON RECORD STORE, VANCOUVER, B.C. – WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://earofnewt.com/2022/11/16/rob-friths-neptoon-records-marks-40-years-of-bringing-vinyl-joy-to-vancouver/ 17.(5:31) “Winter Moon” [Remastered – Galaxy Cd GXY-5140] – ART PEPPER 1991 Stanley Cowell (pn), Howard Roberts (gtr), Cecil McBee (bs), Carl Burnett (dm), Art Pepper (alt sx) Prod. Ed Michel 18.( :27) WAGRadio Id 19.( :27) NARDWUAR – UBC RADIO – WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://www.youtube.com/user/NardwuarServiette 20.(1:10) “Santa Claus and his Old Lady (Segment)” – CHEECH & CHONG [Ode Records No. 66021] 1971 21.(3:59) “Come On Its Christmas” – THE HAMILTONES [Ghetto AllStars] 22.( :05) BLU MANKUMA – WAGRadio Id 23.(3:54) “Be Kind To Old People” – JOE TEX [Epic 45rpm No. 8-50494] 1977 Prod. Buddy Killen 24.(4:01) “Home For Christmas” – MARVIN SAPP ft. JOE [RCA Inspiration Cd No. 88883-74252-2] 2013 25.( :10) BOBBY GARRISON (Bill & Bob's Record Store Co-Owner) – WAGRadio Xmas Greeting 26.(4:27) “The Christmas Song [Verve Records Lp No. V6-8666 “Christmas Cookin'”] 1964 Kenny Burrell (gtr), Grady Tate (dm), Jimmy Smith (org) Prod. Creed Taylor Arr./Cond. Billy Byers 27.(1:19) “Santa Claus and his Old Lady (Segment)” – CHEECH & CHONG [Ode Records No. 66021] 1971 28.(3:50) “Jingle Bells (Robbie Hardkiss Remix)” – DUKE ELLINGTON [Six Degrees] 29.( 56) “Santa Clause and his Old Lady (Segment)” – CHEECH & CHONG [Ode Records No. 66021] 1971 30.(2:27) “Feliz Navidad” – LOVE RENAISSANCE (LVRN), YOUNG ROG, DRAM [LVRN Cd “Home For The Holidays Vol. 1”] 2022 31.( :27) SUNNY ‘SWEET DADDY FONK' WAGRadio ID 32.(3:02) “Merry Christmas To You” – THE SALEM TRAVELERS [Checker Lp No. CH-25210 “Have A Merry Chess Christmas” – Various Artists] 1988 33.( :20) RON SIMMONDS – VANCOUVER, B.C. CO-OP RADIO ‘BLUES IN THE DARK' RADIO SHOW HOST - WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://coopradio.org/shows/blues-in-the-dark/ 34.(4:06) “Baby It's Cold Outside” – JOEY DeFRANCESCO [JD Music/Alma Records Cd No. BOONBB9YJ8 “Home For The Holidays”] 2014 Jeff Parker (gtr), George Fludas (dm), John Webber (bs), Jerry Weldon & George Coleman (tn sx), George Coleman Jr. (dm) 35.( :18) HENRY YOUNG (Guitarist Extraordinaire) – WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://ricepapermagazine.ca/2017/05/henryyoung_installment_1/ 36.(2:20) “Deep Feeling” – CHUCK BERRY [Chess 45rpm No. 1653] 1957 37.( :11) AL FOREMAN WAGRadio Xmas Greeting Two https://www.facebook.com/people/Al-Foreman-and-the-Soulmates/100063455173750/ 38.(3:08) “Merry Christmas Baby” – CHUCK BERRY [Quality Records Ltd. 45rpm No. K1824] 1958 39.(1:15) (THE LEGENDARY) DJ JAY SWING - WAGRadio Xmas Greeting https://www.straight.com/article/jay-swing-takes-hip-hop-to-prime-time https://nardwuar.com/vancouver-hip-hop-history/

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Bruce Williams is a jazz saxophonist who hails from our nation's capital of Washington, D.C. He has made his presence known on the jazz scene by garnering critical attention with his own enthusiastically received CD releases - "Brotherhood" and "Altoicity" - issued on Savant Records. He's made an indelible impression as a sideman on over twenty other CD and video recordings. Bruce has performed, toured, and recorded with a long roster of jazz legends - Little Jimmy Scott, Frank Foster, The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Stanley Cowell, Louis Smith, Cecil Brooks III, The Count Basie Orchestra, The World Saxophone Quartet, Russell Gunn, Curtis Fuller, and Roy Hargrove to name a few. Bruce Williams is a versatile saxophone stylist, performing in a variety of diverse playing environments - from traditional to hip-hop to the avant-garde. He has been an honored recipient of awards from DownBeat magazine and The Charlie Parker Music and More Foundation. His ability to perform masterfully in a range of jazz styles has placed him on two Grammy nominated recordings and sent him to numerous cities throughout the US and abroad in France, Italy, Germany, Scandinavia, the West Indies, Lebanon, and Japan. ​Bruce Williams is currently the newest and youngest member, of the internationally recognized jazz group, "The World Saxophone Quartet". Bruce is currently a member of a newly founded group by legendary drummer Ben Riley, the "Thelonious Monk Legacy Septet". Bruce also leads four bands of his own - a quartet, a quintet, a jazz organ trio, and a progressive electric jazz group. ​A noted jazz educator and mentor to young jazz musicians; Bruce has given master classes at Ohio State, Iowa State, The Jazz Institute of New Jersey, The University of the District of Columbia, Princeton University, The New Jersey Performing Arts Center "Jazz For Teens" program, and the Paris Conservatory in France. He has served as adjunct saxophone instructor at both the New School for Social Research (Mannes School of Music) in NYC, Princeton, and Bard College . He's currently an ensemble coach for the Jazz department at Julliard.  ​Bruce Williams has been mentored by some of the best in the business including Frank Foster, Branford Marsalis, Joe Ford, Laura George, William Shadle,Oliver Lake and Cecil Brooks III. All of the above experiences have aided Bruce Williams in becoming a confident doubler and one of the premier jazz alto and soprano saxophonists in the world today. (Republished from Brucewilliams-saxophone.com)

In this episode of Truth In This Art, host Rob Lee interviews Sunny Cowell, an incredibly talented singer, songwriter, viola player, and guitarist based in the Baltimore/DC region. Born into a musical family, Sunny grew up under the guidance of her jazz composer and musician father, Stanley Cowell. Her love for music was ignited at an early age, and she began writing and performing music as a child. In this podcast, we explore Sunny's musical journey, from writing her first song at just five years old to performing at the Montreal International Jazz Fest. Beyond her music career, Sunny is also a practicing attorney, and we explore the intersection of her two passions and how they complement each other. From her early musical training to her latest projects, Sunny's story is one of determination, creativity, and a commitment to her craft. Join us as we uncover the truth in this art with Sunny Cowell.Creators & Guests Rob Lee - Host Sunny Cowell - Guest This episode of The Truth In This Art is part of National Jazz Appreciation Month, a celebration that takes place every April. Jazz music is a captivating fusion of multiple cultures, incorporating the classical styles of both America and Europe with the influence of West African culture and folk songs. Jazz music boasts a little bit of everything - an unforgettable melody, rich harmony, a rhythm that resonates within you, and outstanding improvisations that make the genre truly unique.To support the The Truth In This Art: Buy Me Ko-fiUse the hashtag #thetruthinthisart #JazzAppreciationMonth #NationalJazzAppreciationMonthFollow The Truth in This Art on InstagramLeave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. ★ Support this podcast ★

True to yule form as he sees it . . . our main man DJZigZag has taken his earned winter vacation during this our most musically-swamped season - leaving the candy cane production in the hands of his brother-from-a-different-mama Sunny "Sweet Daddy Fonk" Wong.  But we here at WAGRadio have no fear 'cuz we know that Sunny can always call on Brother Blu Mankuma to help him out and give him the ton o' support needed to steer the ship of soulfulness down the road of . . . We'll stop now and without any whining or procrastinatin' - - we give you - - - WAGRadio's IS THAT CHESTNUTS  ROASTIN'?            CHRISTMAS  2022  RADIO  SHOW 1.  (  :42)  WAGRadio's 2022 Xmas Show Intro - take it away Brook . . . 2.  (4:08)  "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" - YOLANDA ADAMS [Sony BMG Music Entertainment Cd No. 62567-2 "Christmas With Yolanda Adams"] 2000 Prod. by Buster & Shavoni 3.  (3:58)  "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" - BRIAN McKNIGHT [Motown 314530944-2 "Bethlehem"] 1998 Prod. Brian McKnight & Bill Meyers 4.  (  :04)  WAGRadio DJZigZag Id 5.  (5:10)  "This Christmas" - DAY 26 [Bad Boy] 6.  (  :06)  WAGRadio Blu Mankuma Id 7.  (5:10)  "Winter With McGriff Pt. 1 & 2" - JIMMY McGRIFF [Sue 45rpm No. 45-804] 1963 Prod. "Juggy" Murray 8.  (3:02)  "Merry Christmas To You" - SALEM TRAVELERS [Chess Lp No. CHD 25210] 1988 9.  (1:20)  WAGRadio Musical Segue 10.(1:32)  "That's What Christmas Means To Me (Mr. Collipark Remix)" - STEVIE WONDER [] 11.(  :24)  WAGRadio Blu Mankuma Id 12.(4:47)  "(A Postcard In) Winter (DJZigZag EdiT)" - PHIL PERRY [Private Music Cd No. 01005-82181-2 "My Book Of Love"] 2000 13.(  :20)  WAGRadio Daddy Fonk Id 14.(3:01)  "On Christmas Night I Feel More Alone (DJZigZag Gig Nog EdiT)" - DAVIDE PERICO [Ego] 15.(3:19)  "Santa Baby (DJZigZag EdiT)" - SUMMER WALKER [LVRN/Interscope Records] 2020 Prod. Lisa McCall & Slimwav 16.(4:39)  "Christmas Time Is Here (Remastered)" - GABRIEL MARK HASSELBACH [Wind Tunnel Records Cd No. 361 382] 2013 - Tony Chamberlist (perc), Miles Black (kybds, bs), G.M.H. (flghrn) www.GabrielJazz.com 17.(  :47)  "Silver Bells (Segment)" - THE MILES RAMSEY FAMILY 18.(3:02)  "Christmas Time For Everyone But Me" - HANK BALLARD & THE MIDNIGHTERS [King 45rpm No. 45-5729] 1963 19.(  :57)  "'Twas The Night Before Christmas (Segment)" - THE FOUR TOPS [Spectrum Music SPECX106] 2009 (orig. 1995) 20.(3:33)  "I'll Be Home For Christmas" - VANESSA WILLIAMS [Mercury Cd No. 314 532 827-2 "Star Bright"] 1996 21.(2:11)  "A Christmas Lullabye" - FAITH EVANS [So So Def Cd No. CK 69674 "Jermaine Dupri Presents 12 Soulful Nights Of Christmas] 1998 Prod. Jermaine Dupri & Samuel Sapp 22.(5:31)  "Winter Moon (Remastered)" - ART PEPPER [Galaxy Cd No. GXY-5140 "Winter Moon"] 1981 - Carl Burnett (dm), Howard Roberts (gtr), Stanley Cowell (pn), Cecil McBee (bs) Arr/Cond Bill Holman Prod. Ed Michel 23.(3:37)  "Don't You Know It's Christmas" - MOLLY JOHNSON [Universal Music Canada Lp "It's A Snowglobe World"] 24.(  :15)  WAGRadio Al Foreman Holiday Wish 25.(2:36)  "Ghettto Christmas" - LOVE RENAISSANCE (LVRN), 6LACK, SUMMER WALKER [LVRN/Interscope Records] 2020 Prod. Lisa McCall & Slimwav 26.(  :03)  WAGRadio Blu Mankuma Xmas Id 27.(2:31)  "Merry Christmas Baby" - OTIS REDDING [Atco 45rpm No. 6631] 1968 Prod. Steve Cropper 28.(4:19)  "Have Youself A Merry Little Christmas" - DEXTER GORDON [Blue Note Cd No. 7948572 "Yule Struttin': A Blue Note Christmas"] *compilation  29.(  :09)  WAGRadio Sweet D.F. Xmas Id 30.(3:36)  "Snowbound" - THE RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO [Cadet Lp No. Argo LPS-745 "More Sounds Of Christmas"] 1964 - Eldee Young / Cleveland Eaton (bs), Red Holt / Steve McCall  (dm), John Avant (tbn), Ramsey Lewis (pn) Arr. King Fleming 31.(3:51)  "Little Boy Dear" - LOU RAWLS [Capitol Records Lp No. 2790 "Merry Christmas. Ho! Ho! Ho!"] 1967 Arr / Cond. H.B. Barnum Prod. David Axelrod 32.(5:03)  "Silent Night Sermon" - ROBERT BANKS & THE GOLDEN VOICES ENSEMBLE [Verve Lp No. 5043 "Christmas Gospelodium"] 1967 79:23  

GARY BARTZ “ANOTHER EARTH” – New York, June 19, 1968 Dark nebula, UFO, Lost in the stars (gb,rw only), Perihelion and Aphelion Gary Bartz (as) Stanley Cowell (p) Reggie Workman (b) Freddie Waits (d)             – Villingen, Germany, June, 1977 Tricrotism, No moon at all, The party’s over, 500 Miles […]

Welcome to our latest edition of our "Ketch A Vibe Shows" and we have a glorious mix of brand new and as yet unreleased beauty's.Thank you to everyone that help to contribute our shows,whether you are artist,labels & promo company's.Aja & Claire.El Payo - Black Girl From Soweto ft. Sio [Only Good Stuff]Sun Rhythms - Potion Of Love (Original Mix)Theo Parrish & De'Sean Jones & Ideeyah - PressureKlint Diamond - Snatch (Numa A TFIVE Remix)Yasuhiro Kohno Trio + One - Love For SaleDee C'rell - Together (Tokyo Jazz Edition) [Feat. Neil Stalnaker & Richelle Claiborne]Jazz Against The Machine - SabotageWAAN - KinK [Sonar Kollektiv]BadbadnotgoodTalk Meaning (Ft  Terrace Martin, Brandee Younger,Arthur Verocai)The Mighty Mocambos - Munich Psycholympia.Tyroneisaacstuart - Knees feat. Theon Cross & Moses BoydThe Harlem Gospel Travellers - Do You Know The ManW├╝trio - Impressions Of Autumn [BBE Music]Work Money Death - Freedom As A Heartfelt SongMary Lou Williams - It Ain't Necessarily SoDexter Gordon - Cheese Cake Elvin Jones - Softly As In A Morning SunriseDetroit Contemporary - Effi (Ft Charles Moore,Ron English,Stanley Cowell (live In Detroit)Maelstrom & Napz - The Sinner

This week Joe is featuring Pianist Stanley Cowell from his 1990 SteepleChase Records recording titled “Departure #2”. 

Tonight on Jazz After Dark: Lester Young & The Kansas City Six, Lester Young & the King Cole Trio, Helyne Stewart, Les McCann Ltd. & Lou Rawls, Gene Ammons, Stuff Smith, Ramsey Lewis Trio, Lucky Thompson, Stephane Grappelli & Barney Kessel, Stephane Grappelli, Esther Satterfield, Stanley Cowell, Les Paul, and Luiz Bonfa.

This remarkable album is The Jazz Show's further tribute to Black History Month. It is reflective of the changing social mores of African-Americans during a volatile period of American History. It was recorded in 1969 and the climate in the USA was shaken by the assassinations of President John Kennedy and later his brother Bobby, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King coupled with the Vietnam War. The basic band here included Bobby Hutcherson on vibes and his co-leader, tenor saxophonist Harold Land.. Two fine pianists split the chores here, Kenny Barron and Stanley Cowell,. The bassist is Herbie Lewis and the drummer , Joe Chambers. Augmenting the group is Wally Richardson on guitar, and Candido Camero on congas. A four voice female choir is added and importantly the magnificent voice of one of the great soul and r&b singers, Gene McDaniels. McDaniels also co-wrote several songs on the set. The album reflects the times and is a powerful document the title is "Now!". It's tonight's Jazz Feature.

 (Kelda FSR aisatsu)El Diablo - Ryo KawasakiTomorrow Afternoon - Tony WilliamsSnake Hip Waltz - Andrew HillWarp and Woof - Mal WaldronThe Beast - Hugh Lawson and Stanley Cowell *Darling Doria - John Betsch Society*Ruthie's Heart - Music Inc.*Turkish Bath - Weldon Irvine*Keep On Keepin' On - Shirley Scott*Shabazz - Rhoda Scott TrioTribute to Wes - Moses DillardSwahililand- Ahmad Jamal(Ugetsu Loop vs. POSSIBILITY)*Tribute to Strata East Records!  KFSR WARMTH 2! 

Eric Wyatt is a saxophonist who plays tenor, alto, and soprano sax. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Eric was taught music by his dad, Charles Jolly Wyatt, who played in the army band in Germany. His dad moved to Harlem in the early 50's just in time to play with many of the world's greatest players. Eric can recall stories of his dad taking him to concerts where he would sometimes drive the band members in the family station wagon. Eric at 11 years old drove with his father in 1972 to Storrs, CT with bassist Larry Ridley and pianist Albert Dailey. The band leader was Eric's godfather Sonny Rollins. Jim Hall was on the gig as well. This inspired Eric at a young age to hear his first live concert. Some of his dad's friends were Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk, Dexter Gordon, Gary Bartz, Big Nick Nicholas, Gilley Coggins, Wilber Ware, and Dizzy Gillespie. Eric went with his dad to see Miles Davis at the Bottom Line club and went backstage after the gig. Eric began on alto and studied at Kingsborough Community College. He also went to Lehman college where he studied with pianist Stanley Cowell. He had some opportunities early in his career to write and license an original song to channel 5 in NY for a tv news show called Black News with host Bill McCreary in 1985. He went on to switch to tenor after his dad passed in July 1989. He met and studied with a Brooklyn legend named Arthur Rhames who inspired him. The lessons he learned from Arthur helped to put Eric on the right track. Eric started playing in Europe as a leader in Sept 1996 performing in Paris, France at the La Villa Jazz Club. Dany Michel brought him there 2 times and Eric made connections in Europe and took his quintet to the Half Note Jazz Club in 1998 and 1999. He has played as a leader in Moscow, Russia, as well as in Slovakia, Prague, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Athens in Greece, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore. He has 5 recordings as a leader and has played as a sideman on CDs with Kenny Garrett, Jeff Tain Watts, Bob Crenshaw, Al Foster, Rufus Reid, Warren Wolf, Wallace Roney, and Steve Jordan. His Cds currently out today are Borough Of Kings, Positone, Look to the Sky, and The Golden Rule 4 Sonny, and A Song of Hope. In this episode, Eric shares his background, education, and musical journey. If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to subscribe, follow, rate, and/or review this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, ect. Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview Jazz Pianist, Vocalist & Composer Rachel Eckroth .. She talked about her first release on Rainy Day Records .. The 2021 CD The Garden full of fresh sounds from her evolving artistry. The Garden emerged conceptually while she was writing new music during the pandemic. She was born in North Dakota and raised in Phoenix .. Later, she would move to New York City to study under jazz pianist Stanley Cowell at Rutgers University .. We caught her on tour with St. Vincent and she has a great story .. Enjoy .. Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future.   https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4

Some jazz selections this week as we move into June. I'll be out of state the next couple weeks so there might be a pause in episodes, but I hope to return with a fresh batch of goodies to play! Many thanks to all for tuning in. Tracklist: Woody Shaw, The Sultan Swing, Stanley Cowell, Jackson Conti, Brian Auger

This week Charles Mingus would have turned 99 years old, so to be a whole year ahead of the celebration of his centennial we've decided to focus this edition of Mondo Jazz on his figure as a composer, featuring some of the best renditions of some of his most memorable compositions. The playlist features Maceo Parker; Osmiza; Vienna Art Orchestra; Jane Bunnett, Dewey Redman, Stanley Cowell, Dean Bowman; Joni Mitchell; Gil Evans; Steve Lacy; Hal Willner; The Uptown Horns; Greg Cohen; Elvis Costello, Bill Frisell; Michael Blake; Medeski, Martin & Wood. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/13065964/Mondo-Jazz (up to Medeski, Martine & Wood). Happy listening!

Qool DJ Marv plays Soul In The Horn Global Vibrations Live Stream - April 16 2021 https://youtu.be/CGuKyOzqWOY I was happy to be part of the April 16 2021 Soul In The Horn Global Vibrations Live Stream. If you watched, you witnessed me attempt to introduce myself, my life, my path and trail and thoughts from my journal. I’m into the life is a journey idea…I process it as a life full of intertwined mini-journeys. What you see and hear is what I have seen and what I have heard, learned and understood, so far… a total ride through the inside. Accompanied by the music of: Fantasy Outro by EWF Always On The Run – Lenny Kravitz Shut ‘Em Down – Public Enemy (Pete Rock Remix) One In A Million – Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth End Credits (She’s Gotta Have It Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – Bill Lee with Ronnie Dyson, Harold Vick, Stanley Cowell, Kenny Washington, Virgil Jones, Cedar Walton, and Joe Chambers Be Natural – Fertile Ground (Vocals by Navasha Daya) There Is A Way – Mos Def Everybody Rejoice – Luther Vandross Da Butt – E.U. (Experience Unlimited) Let It All Hang Out (Pete Rock Remix) – A.D.O.R. (standing for both Another Dimension of Rhythm and A Declaration Of A Revolution) Pattie Duke – De La Soul with G.U.R.U. (Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal) No Time To Play – G.U.R.U. featuring Ronny Jordon and DC Lee Straighten It Out Inst – Mr. Chop Philly Jump – Instant Funk Change (Make You Want To Hustle) – Donald Byrd Keep Hanging On (Live Instrumental) – Sade Work It Out (UK Bootleg) – Beyonce Funky Nassau - Orgone Found A Child - Ballin’ Jack (Money Studios Edit) I’ll Always Love My Mama – The Intruders Music’s Taking Over – The Jacksons Wiz’zin Out – Quincy Jones Morris Brown – Outkast featuring Scar and Sleepy Brown (*Bonus ¼ Track) Thank you Natasha Diggs & D Prosper & Eleni Thank you for your eyes ears and hearts Soul In The Horn family and friends Brina Payne & DJ Trauma & Nina Vicious, all in on all amazing, were also on this stream to remember. My video is my stream as usual. Big however, www.soulinthehorn.com hosts the original uncut and unmuted stream on their expansive website. There is so much more in store from the SITH brain trust. Trust! https://www.soulinthehorn.com/ https://www.instagram.com/natashadiggs/ https://www.instagram.com/soulinthehorn/ https://www.instagram.com/djbrinapayne/ https://www.instagram.com/djtrauma/ https://www.instagram.com/nina_vicious/ https://linktr.ee/qooldjmarv

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PAPA JO JONES – OUR MAN, PAPA JO! – New York, December 12, 1977 Take the “A” train, Stompin’ at the Savoy, It don’t mean a thing Jimmy Oliver (ts) Hank Jones (p) Major Holley (b) Jo Jones (d) STANLEY COWELL – LIVE AT KEYSTONE KORNER BALTIMORE – Baltimore, MD, October, 2019 No illusions, This […]

durée : 00:58:52 - Amour à vendre - par : Nathalie Piolé - La playlist jazz de Nathalie Piolé. - réalisé par : Olivier Guérin

In today's broadcast from the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg and Jennifer speak about Sidney Powell, Stanley Cowell and Samuel L. Jackson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This year's Christmas special. I hope you can play as a backdrop to your holiday activities. We finish with a tribute to the late Stanley Cowell.  PlaylistArtist ~ Name ~ AlbumChris Potter ~ O Come All Ye Faithful ~ A Concord Jazz Christmas 2Joe Farnsworth ~ Down by the Riverside ~ Time to SwingGeorge Cables ~ AKA Reggie ~ The George Cables SongbookMarian McPartland ~ God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen ~ A Concord Jazz ChristmasVince Guaraldi ~ Linus and Lucy ~ A Charlie Brown ChristmasWayne Escoffery ~ Quarter Moon ~ The Humble WarriorDan Pugach Nonet ~ My Favorite Things (feat. Nicole Zuraitis) ~ My Favorite ThingsRay Charles ~ Christmas Song ~ Ray Charles mixDezron Douglas & Brandee Younger ~ Toilet Paper Romance ~ Force MajeureStanley Cowell ~ Medley: A Xmas Suite ~ Reminiscent

In this special update of the Record Spinner Podcast, Noel discusses the passing of black jazz giant, pianist, and part-founder of the Strata East record label, Stanley Cowell. Noel speaks on the importance of the artist's work, both spiritually and politically. Noel also dives into jazz's black consciousness movement of the 60s and the 70s and draws some interesting parallels between the post reconstruction industry of sharecropping and that of the contemporary music industry. The book by Isabel Wilkerson that he mentions is called "The Warmth of Other Suns." As always, shoot your questions, comments, and opinions to therecordspinnerpodcast@gmail.com and check out the Record Spinner Podcast webpage and sign up for the forum page to receive updates on the progress of that project. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therecordguy/message

durée : 00:54:05 - Branford Marsalis - par : Alex Dutilh - La musique est au cœur du film “Le Blues de Ma Rainey” qui sort le 18 décembre sur Netflix. La bande son originale a été confiée au saxophoniste Branford Marsalis et sort simultanément chez Sony. Plongée dans la tension des “roaring twenties”. Et Hommage à Stanley Cowell. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat, Philippe Petit

durée : 00:54:05 - Branford Marsalis - par : Alex Dutilh - La musique est au cœur du film “Le Blues de Ma Rainey” qui sort le 18 décembre sur Netflix. La bande son originale a été confiée au saxophoniste Branford Marsalis et sort simultanément chez Sony. Plongée dans la tension des “roaring twenties”. Et Hommage à Stanley Cowell. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat, Philippe Petit

Rounding out the year, I selected a few of my favorite 2020 aquisitions - I can't call most of these digs because I think all of them appeared in my mailbox at some point. A few I'd been after forever, along with a couple beautiful new releases. I hope everyone enjoys, and I want to again extend a huge thanks to all those who've tuned in this past year, and those who graciously put together guest sets for the podcast - J. Rawls, Bruce Phillips, Evolve-One and DadbodRapPod! Finally, Rest in Power Stanley Cowell, the brilliant pianist and composer, along with all the other legends we've lost this past year. It's been a tough one. Sending love to all. Tracklist: La Troupe Palestinienne de Deir Yassin, Heath Brothers featuring Stanley Cowell, Phi-Psonics, Jazz Co-Op, Organic Pulse Ensemble, Alan Hackshaw, Hvalfugl

“Of all of the guests I have had on my show whom I have had the great fortune to know personally, I believe Dmitri Matheny would count as the oldest of friends since my association with him goes back at least to early 1983 - at Interlochen Arts Academy . When we were both living in Boston, I was the pianist with a wonderful group he organized. I have to say, without reservations, that not only is Dmitri a superb all around musician but is one of the most organized and conscientious people in the arts I have ever known and it is a rare thing indeed when those coexist in the same soul. He was able to get us a lot gigs in that band and he is that rare artist who also happens to have a business sense. He also happened to have made his instrumental speciality one of my favorite of all the horns: the flugelhorn. (And made what I still consider the greatest Christmas Jazz album , to which I contributed an arrangement) https://dmitrimatheny.bandcamp.com/album/santas-got-a-brand- new-bag You will note that we talk a lot in this episode about the music and musicians we love. I truly believe that to be the best artist one can be requires finding an individual, you can say a mentor, to help be a guide. This is education of the highest sort and of course can happen either in or outside of an institution. This is a very old school, "apprenticeship" method and I can't imagine having gone about things in any other way. One of the advantages of having that one mentor like this is that you are getting a partial glimpse into that mentor's mind on a one- to-one, intimate level, something I can't see happening to the same effect in a crowded classroom. In Dmitri's case this mentor was none other than the great Art Farmer, no less. In my case it was pianist/composer Stanley Cowell. Of course it is a truism that sometimes the best performers aren't always the best teachers; in my case I was most fortunate that the two coincided., since Cowell remains one of my favorite pianists. We talk a lot about Art Farmer on this episode and you will know why if you know Farmer's playing. I really enjoyed this conversation; it was like a reunion of sorts after about two decades and it was one that was a joyous occasion. One of the reasons his business sense was so welcome, at least in the case of our kind of music, is that he would show up to a gig or a session and everything was so well planned and executed in terms of logistics that you could really be most free, let go, and blow, like the old expression, "that cat's charts play themselves." Dmitri Bio Winner of NW Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year honors in the Seattle Earshot Golden Ear Awards, flugelhornist Dmitri Matheny has been lauded as “one of the most emotionally expressive improvisers of his generation” (International Review of Music). An honors graduate of Berklee College of Music , Dmitri Matheny vaulted onto the jazz scene in the 1990s as the protégé of jazz legend Art Farmer. Since then he has garnered critical acclaim and a loyal international following, releasing eleven CDs and touring extensively throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. The San Francisco Chronicle calls Matheny “one of the jazz world’s most talented horn players.” Links to Dmitri’s beautiful works: Website http://www.dmitrimatheny.com Tour https://www.dmitrimatheny.com/tour Touring History https://www.dmitrimatheny.com/touring-history Biography http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/biography Music http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/music Videos http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/videos Discography http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/discography Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmitri_Matheny Instagram http://instagram.com/dmitrimatheny Twitter https://twitter.com/dmitrimatheny YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/papillonrecordings https://dmitrimatheny.bandca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/support

Puerto Rico Jazz!Revisitamos el concierto de los Hermanos Heath (Jimmy Heath, saxofonista tenor y soprano, Albert Heath, baterista y Percy Heath, bajista, junto al pianista Stanley Cowell) un 22 de Octubre de 1977 en el Colegio de Ingenieros, Arquitectos, y Agrimensores, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico. El concierto fue organizado por el Taller de Jazz Don Pedro.Puerto Rico Jazz.Comprometidos con la Excelencia Musical.TuneIn Radiohttp://tun.in/pjADHApple Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/puerto-rico-jazz/id1508259152Sounder FMhttps://puertoricojazz.sounder.fm/show/puerto-rico-jazz

Mitch's Note on this episode: "As we find ourselves in the middle of Season Two of our podcast, Journey Of An Aesthete I thought I should like to record a second solo episode which I guess means me sitting in front of the microphone and speaking all alone with the listeners/audience. I always get really nervous with these episodes as, speaking historically I have done very little in the way of public speaking like this, by which I mean it has happened so infrequently that I don't feel as practiced as I should like - though this podcast itself is making up for lost time. It isn't that I have a phobia or fear of public speaking - in truth whenever I do it I feel at least moderately comfortable - it is just that it is a conviction of mine, whether founded or not, that one always does something best the more they have done it. I really don't know much about being a "natural" or whatever the term is. Alongside that vein I thought I would play just a little bit of piano, in this case the first (and in part the only) music I have committed to composing in the times since late March or early April. It promises to be a much longer piece, and aside from the somber tone of the opening that you will hear here, will have as many passages that are upbeat, even joyful in the fullness of the completed work. I gathered some selections to read on this, our second solo show. I always have a deep feeling of indebtedness to others, thinker and artists that have come before me and I always to try to utilize my show as a platform to honor them. When I am forced to talk about my own piano playing I always try and mention my debt to my teacher Stanley Cowell, to name but one example. But some influences are people whom I have never met; I only know the works authored by the creator, not the creator herself. I have always felt that "the work" this might be the "best" part of themselves, which, though might be controversial to say (even though daily news reports sort of confirm my theory. And I mean no disrespect to any family members or loved ones of artists who really feel that the artist in their life is really great as a human being, never mind what they have made or that they are also known in public). I read Elizabeth Bishop's One Art which for me is a truly perfect poem which is saying a lot. I then read one of the first life changing books I ever encountered, Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind, by Shunryu Suzukim book I was most fortunate to encounter at the age of 13 or 14 and which has accompanied me on just about every "stage" of my life until the present at age fifty-one. I do read it as a beautiful work of art, even poetry. I don't know if this is the correct or, in Suzuki's common formulation, the "right understanding" to read it in such a way but for what it's worth I also happen to think it accurate in many respects as a document of our daily lives, speaking in a broad register, thus making it in at least one instance a confirmation of Keat's proposition of Truth and Beauty being synonymous. The book Foregone Conclusions has a review from The New Republic that I uncovered from wayback in 1995: https://newrepublic.com/article/63010/the-illusion-fate The Frank Loesser letter is a hoot and very funny. Its prankish and insouciant tone I feel has some seriousness in calling into question our received categories of artistic evaluation more generally even as I am not now prepared to take on fully the "populism" (egalitarianism?) of Loesser's narrator in the letter. As far as the arts go, I have no caution. I love all of them without reservations, enthusiasm that I hope is expressed in episodes like this one.” Links to Mitch’s Body of work:Journey of an Aesthete Podcast http://themoderatecontrarian.blogspot.com https://mitchhampton.bandcamp.com https://www.patreon.com/journeyofanaesthete --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message

?uestlove presents Babies Makin' Babies : Smokey Robinson - "Quiet Storm" Heatwave - "Star Of The Story" New Birth - "Been A Long Time" Denise Williams - "That's What Friends Are For" Bill Withers - "Can We Pretend" Patrice Rushen - "Before The Dawn" Earth, Wind, Fire - "Clover" Minnie Ripperton - "Inside My Love" Rufus feat. Chaka Khan - "Magic In His Eyes" Stanley Cowell - "Sienna- Welcome My Darling" Gino Vanelli - "The Wheels Of Life" Escuchar audio

For my guest today it is playing free music with Marion Brown or in Detroit where the spirits of Elvin, Tommy Flanagan and Yusef Lateef breeze by with a word of wisdom. Maybe it was with Rashan Roland Kirk back when Universities like Oberlin College could bring in a Cecil Taylor or Horace Tapscott for a year residency. Bands of younger musicians would form under their leadership. Because there were places to play cats could get loose on the bandstand at Slugs with Charles Tolliver or Jimmy and Tootie Heath. Late shows with Woody Shaw and long before our mothers cried with Sonny Fortune. The most spiritual music is created by my guest. He is patient and can also real off flurries of notes. He understands time and place. The opportunities that presented themselves to his generation. He was co-founder of The Strata East label which fused the language of swing and bebop with blues and soul. The music on this label had an urgency to it that spoke to the loss of lives- Dr. King, Malcolm X, Robert Kennedy and John Coltrane. The seeming upward mobility of a musician cutting albums and touring. Reinventing themselves to sustain their legacy and more importantly the music. As we all know, it's a jazz life. Stanley Cowell welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

HDO 438 es el cuarto programa dedicado al sello Vision Fugitive. Tal y como ocurría en las anteriores entregas, escuchamos música procedente de tres grabaciones de este sello francés, que en estas ocasiones cuentan con la participación de grandes pianistas. En primer lugar suena Edges of my Mind de Peg Carrothers, a la que acompaña el gran Bill Carrothers. Le Long de la plage es una colaboración del poeta Michel Butor con el pianista Marc Copland. Finalmente, Juneteenth es una grabación en solitario de Stanley Cowell. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2018 HDO es un podcast de jazz e improvisación (libre en mayor o menor grado) que está editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Para quejas, sugerencias, protestas, peticiones, presentaciones y/u opiniones envíanos un correo a hdo @ tomajazz . com.

This is a wonderful album by piano great Renee Rosnes who was born in Saskatchewan and raised in North Vancouver. Renee by the time this was recorded in 2003 in Vancouver had "made it" in New York. She had gone there earlier and by the time she returned to Vancouver to record this beautiful date she had played with trumpeter John Faddis, saxophonists Wayne Shorter and Joe Henderson and bassist Buster Williams and many others and had recorded a series of albums on Blue Note! This date was a reunion of sorts. Alto and soprano saxophonist Campbell Ryga was always one of her favorites and she had also had a musical and personal relationship with drummer Rudy Petchauer. The great bassist Neil Swainson was in town and available so this band was ready. They recorded the whole date at CBC Studios in Vancouver and it was very briefly available by the CBC. Now it is a very rare item. It is first class music and demonstrates without a doubt that Vancouver has produced so many fine Jazz players. The album is a fine balance between original tunes by Ryga and Rosnes and mixed with one by Monk, Buster Williams and pianist Stanley Cowell and ends with the beautiful standard by Alec Wilder called "While We're Young". Deep Cove is the name of the album and is our second Jazz Feature dedicated to great female Jazz instrumentalists.

The sixth episode of the Burning Ambulance podcast features an interview with pianist Stanley Cowell. He’s a jazz veteran who made his recorded debut in 1967, on Marion Brown's albums Now What? and Three for Shepp. He’s also worked with Max Roach, Gary Bartz, Bobby Hutcherson, and the Heath Brothers, among others, and he co-founded the Strata-East label with trumpeter Charles Tolliver in the 1970s. In recent years, he retired from teaching at Rutgers University, and has assumed a more active recording and performing role; in 2015, he put out a solo album, Juneteenth, and in 2017, he released a quartet disc, No Illusions. In our interview, Cowell discusses his early career, his 1970s work as a solo artist and as part of the Piano Choir, his time as an educator, his fascination with electronic music and how he’s imported that interest into his own work, and much more. It’s a really interesting conversation I’ve been wanting to have for several years, and I hope you’ll enjoy it.

Phil Freeman talks to pianist Stanley Cowell.

Pinch punch first of the month, tis the season of the mad March hare. Days getting brighter, staying lighter, then in a few weeks the clocks go back, and hey, we're living in a different world. All of which may seem like a strange rumination if you're living in Kuala Lumpa or even L.A., but life in a temperate zone like London pivots around such seasonal adjustments. It had been a raw day, windy, with the last throes of Winter wreaking havoc with anyone dressing according to how the day looked from behind glass. After nightfall everything usually calms down, though there had been an aberrational thunderstorm after the sun had gone down, a brief freak-out of nature. However by the time I was riding South the roads had by and large dried, with just the odd puddle to swerve reminding me of the earlier deluge. So onwards and upwards for The Cosmic Jam. You know what? I'm so grateful to everyone that commented here or on my Facebook page after my mild crisis of confidence last week, all those positive affirmations are hugely appreciated. Faith restored, and once again eager to let the music take your mind, (and mine!). (Not forgetting heart, soul, toes and any other bits it might reach....) So I'm listening back as I write, and I think it's fair to say that the opening string of soulful ditties that lead off this week's show act like a soft start, a gentle intro, all gloriously mid-tempo and full of uplifting warmth. Soooo happy to already have something fresh from Jarrod Lawson, though that's hardly fair on the actual artist in question, trumpeter Farnell Newton, but Lawson's presence definitely steals the spotlight. "Peace and Love" has that Dilla-ish off kilter bounce, a righteous message, sublime harmonies, and glorious trumpet from Mr. Newton whose contribution should really not be eclipsed by the man of the moment. Miles Bonny, I remember being heavily into his "Closer Love" EP back in '07, but strangely I hadn't touched down on anything from his "Lumberjack Soul" album from a 2011...never too late to remedy a notable omission, and "Learning To Fly" is a worthy contender. Finally Rhonda Thomas', the album slightly underwhelmingly called "Vinyl Daze", has some tracks that I like well enough and others like "Reach" which I consider to be top drawer... and they keep getting better the more I listen, which is a good sign. Then we twist...... who'd want to stay in that comfortable Soul groove for too long? Vanessa Freeman's new project Gomo, which I somewhat misleadingly dubbed Gomo Mondo on the show, when actually the album is called "Mondo Romance". Get it? At least I do now....and the music, which climbs to a nice altitude with tunes like "Breathless" combining jazz elements with a new school sensibility, and V's voice which blossoms and grows ever more wondrous....nuff said. Native Dancer, cosmic, strong.... "Speaking Of Happiness" wrought from the best part of the weave, made of the most soulful material, a truly classic cut. Stanley Cowell... a pianist whose compositions and evergreen approach to the music called Jazz should be no stranger to Cosmic Jam listeners. Though some vinyl jazz heads may have prized his contributions to the Strata East stable and maybe his awesome "New World" album for the Galaxy label, they may have missed or not even realised his ever expanding oeuvre of CD only releases, many for the Steeplechase label. The album "Mandara Blossoms" features vocalist Karen Francis throughout, and as it was kind of extended by both bass and drum solos I did a crude edit of "A Whole New World" for broadcast purposes, hope nobody's offended, kind of sacrilegious I know, but too many tunes to bless the session with! Like "Señor Zamora", Harold Vick's Latin fused thoroughbred for Strata East, Joe Bonner on Fender Rhodes, ouch!! Too tough. Keeping the Latin tinge, Fertile Ground's "Peace And Love" had been in my head all day, they've deservedly had a revival at Forge Towers of late; the band was mainly the project of James Collins who played keys and wrote most of the tunes however this one was penned by Navasha Deya who fronted the band and partnered James in love, life and music until they parted ways and Fertile Ground were no more.However their legacy deserves attention, in the wake of so much interest in "Spiritual Jazz" and the kind of community led projects the likes of Horace Tapscott et al were at the forefront of, we shouldn't ignore those who carried that torch into the modern era, themselves struggling with the realities of making spiritual music for a commercial music marketplace. Poncho Sanchez, whenever I mention him in these notes I'm reminded of the day when he and his band stepped out of a tour bus to play at Dingwalls in Camden Lock, some serious L.A. latinos with beards to shame most hipsters. The Banda brothers on timbales and bass!! They were as good as it gets in Latin Jazz, tunes like "Ican" were the reason we went out of our way, and way over our budget, to book them for our Sunday afternoon jazz-dance session. They were happy, in fact so happy they celebrated the occasion with the tune "A Night In London" on their Chile Con Soul release. The Ray Stephen Oche tune is an old favourite, however the African stream flows on with the two tunes that follow, the incredible Ndikho Xaba which starts off the second hour and a tune from the Ice album which had been languishing in my collection for many years without me exploring beyond the funky classic "Racubah", and in many ways I vastly prefer "Ozan Koukle". Bongos, Rhodes, solos...a la bit (Afro)acid-jazz, but lovely all the same, particularly the chanted refrain. Out of Africa to ...... Stereolab, an odd insertion I agree, but it does kind of work, and it gets even odder by following on with Maze....I just had to do it. And then Hey Jude?? Yes, well, Edu Lobo's version is sublime..... Finally we get some boogie groove, with Japanese jazz-funkers Casiopea making a long overdue appearance on the show, followed by my favourite "AOR disco" acquisition of late, the Sweet Vendetta album from Adrian Gurvitz, Adrian straight outta Stoke Newington, has a career with stints alongside powerhouse drummer Buddy Miles (Hendrix Band Of Gypsies) and then with Ginger Baker. So no surprise that this, his first solo album was made with some top notch U.S. session players, including drummers Jeff Pocaro and Ed Greene who features on this tune "Untouchable And Free" which I first heard somebody play at Danny Psychemagick's Magic Forest festival last summer, it was a tune that stuck in my head, though I didn't actually know what it was, didn't ask, and then lo and behold, I pick up the Gurvitz album for a paltry sum, get it on the turntable, and Side One Track One.... it's that tune!! Love it when that happens , oh blessed serendipity! Nice re-edit of Pacific Jam follows, primed for the dance floor, that tune has always been big in my box! Rhyze needs a pitch down, but is even punchier with the bpm lowered and "Free And Easy" suddenly sounds spectacular... a nice way to finish. Loved this one.... Until next time, peace love and pyjamas! P.x 1. Farnell Newton ft. Jarrod Lawson&Tony Ozier - Peace And Love 2. Miles Bonny - Learning How To Fly 3. Rhonda Thomas - Reach 4. Gomo - Breathless 5. Native Dancer - Paris Drive 6. Gloria Lynne - Speaking Of Happiness 7. Stanley Cowell ft. Karen Francis - A Brand New World 8. Harold Vick - Senor Zamora 9. Fertile Ground - Peace And Love 10. Poncho Sanchez - Ican 11. Ray Stephen Oche - Odeiyolaoo 12. Ndikho Xaba and The Natives - Nomusa 13. Ice - Ozan Koukle 14. Stereolab - The Extension Trip 15. Maze - The Look In Your Eyes 16. Edu Lobo - Hey Jude 17. Casiopea - Eyes Of Mind 18. Adrian Gurvitz - Untouchable And Free 19. Pacific Jam - Antes De Mais Nada 20. Rhyze - Free 21. Rene And Angela - Free And Easy

Piano jazz trios. Tracklisting: Duke Ellington, Bobby Timmons, Milton Banana, Lalo Schifrin, Ray Bryant, Mose Allison, The Three Sounds, Stanley Cowell, Lloyd Miller, Sergio Mendes

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This wonderful recording is led by one of the most distinctive tenor saxophonists in Jazz, Clifford Jordan. Here he leads two quartets each playing original material composed by Jordan himself and the individual band members.The people involved in Quartet #1 are Jordan on tenor saxophone, Stanley Cowell on piano, Bill Lee (Spike Lee's dad) on bass and the great Billy Higgins on drums. One composition by Jordan, two by Cowell and two by Lee are represented. The music is pure, lyrical and organic. Quartet #2 has Jordan and Higgins with Cedar Walton replacing Cowell and Sam Jones replacing Lee. Jordan is represented compositionally by the album's title track (Glass Bead Games) and Walton penned two and a Sam Jones blues (One For Amos) closes the set. Again the music is passionate, organic and unified. It just flows and has a quality that is missing from most Jazz recordings, a great feeling of a band! This music came out on a musician-run label called "Strata-East" and it is now hard to find. It was recorded in New York on October 29,1973 and in those days it was like a breath of fresh air. It is just that today....timeless music and the best of Jazz.

Here we are, the first Heavenly Sweetness podcast.You can find in this mix some of our productions and some of our favorite tracks.A nice introduction to our musical universe.Enjoy.heavenlysweetness.viabloga.com/files//HSpodcast01_1.mp3TRACKLISTING :1- The John Betsch Society "Earth Blossom (Loving Heart collage by Carlos Nino featuring Build an Ark and Najite & the Agindotan Family Band)" Strata East/Heavenly Sweetness2- Wadada Leo Smith "Love Supreme (For John Coltrane)" ECM3- Doug Hammond "We People" Heavenly Sweetness4- Stanley Cowell "Travelin' Man" Strata East5- Marion Brown " Vista" Impulse6- Trudy Pitts "A supreme Love" Scorp Leo ltd7- Billy Gault...