FJD Playlist For February 9, 2009 - The Dutch Edition
Double click on the radio blog file to hear a few dutch treats featured on the show!
Double click on the radio blog file to hear a few dutch treats featured on the show!
Benjamin Herman—Rednose District—Jazz At The Concertgebouw—Radio Nederland Wereldomroep 2007
Eric Vloeimans’ Fugimjundi—Dreamland—Jazz At The Concertgebouw—Radio Nederland Wereldomroep 2007
Trio Peter Beets—I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm—Jazz At The Concertgebouw—Radio Nederland Wereldomroep 2007 
The Dutch Jazz Orchestra—Aries (A Portrait Of Ben Webster)—Rediscovered Music of Mary Lou Williams—Challenge 2006
Tom Beek—Caravan—White & Blue—TomLaLa 2005
Benjamin Herman—Tribute To Jimmy Slide— Benjamin Herman Plays Jaki Byard—A-Records 2003
Eric Alexander & Vincent Herring—Road Song—The Battle: Live At Smoke—Highnote 2005
Mose Allison—The Seventh Son—Creek Bank—Prestige 1958
Sphere—Evidence—Four In One—Elektra 1982
Tom Beek—Midnight In Carlotta’s Hair—White & Blue—TomLaLa 2005
Dolo Coker—Jumping Jacks—Four Decades Of Jazz: A Musical History Of Xanadu—Xanadu 1976
The Dutch Jazz Orchestra—Scratchin’ The Gravel—Rediscovered Music of Mary Lou Williams—Challenge 2006
Records From Aunt Ruth Entry
Hank Garland
“Riot-Chous”
Jazz Winds From A New Direction
Columbia 1961
Two-Of-A-Kind Entry
The composition “But Not For Me” composed by George & Ira Gershwin
Version 1: Dinah Washington, recorded in 1956 for Verve Records
Version 2: John Coltrane, recorded in 1961 for Atlantic Records, from the recording My Favorite Things
posted by Ken @ 10:37 AM
6 comments
6 Comments:
Technical difficulties?
Indeed. Which is too bad, because it was a superb show. But several fine tunes there to enjoy.
Suzanne is teaching four online classes now, and weekends are crunch times, so, with the desktop booked, we have been unable to listen via live-stream. Freedom (Jazz Dance) will reign once a laptop is purchased...
During this short “break in the action,” so to speak, I’ll bring your attention to a renowned use of jazz in the theatre. Here is a link to a description:
http://theater2.nytimes.com/mem/theater/treview.html?res=9E0CE1D7133FF933A25751C1A964958260
I was not lucky enough to experience it, but Lepage does remount things, so there’s hope. Or maybe a dvd of a performance exists somewhere.
That's good to hear. Laptops going for good prices these days. Couldn't open that link because it require a NYT subscription.
Dig.
I don't have a subscription. Alternative: do a search using keywords Robert Lepage, Miles Davis, Needles, Opium and Gussow. If that doesn't work, I'll send you a hardcopy version of the article.
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