Jazz

4/1/2013 Radio Duende (aka International Jazz Conspiracy)
4/1/2013 The Morning Blend

Music Host: Cory Washington
News Host: Siobhan Kierans
Producer: Dale Connelly

3/30/2013 Collective Eye
3/30/2013 Rhythm and Grooves

Today I played some interpretations of the music from Kind of Blue, including tracks by Donald Harrison, Suzi Stern, Chet Baker, Gerald Wilson, and Kurt Elling. I also played music from Willis Jackson, Horace Silver, Cal Tjader, and JoAnn Funk, and new tracks from Ben Sidran, Jeff Holmes Quartet, and Lisa Forkish. 45 of the week was The Peeper, by Hank Crawford.

3/30/2013 Mostly Jazz
3/29/2013 Jet Set Planet

Episode #399 Carol Chaos selects the music while Glen suffers from Vertigo, nods off from the pills the Doc gave him, and basically pushes the buttons.
Includes a SuperSet from Lenny Dee and a Paul Horn LP from deep within the vinyl ripening chamber! Ripe, under-ripe or OVERRIPE. You decide!

3/29/2013 Fubar Omniverse
3/29/2013 The Morning Blend

Music Host: Bill Cottman
News Host: Yvette Howie
Producer: Dale Connelly

3/28/2013 The Morning Blend

Music Host: Mark Koerner
News Host: Paul Brohaugh
Producer: Dale Connelly
Engineer: Rico Morales

3/28/2013 Rocket Ship Ska Trip

(3/28 in a nutshell… )

Both the Cap’n and Sherwood played The Checkmates this week! But, it was two completely different “Checkmates”! The Jamaican Studio One 45 of “Train to Soulville” was released as both “The Check-Mates” and “The Checkmates”, while the SE Asian guitar band that recorded “Sylvia” for Philips remained hyphen-less… ‘scuse me, that should be “hyphenless”. We also heard Bob Marley back when he was Robert, from a pre-Wailers Beverley’s 45, and Frederick Hibbert, pre-“Toots” and pre-Maytals. Sherwood got his mitts on a wonderful (or should we say “wanderful?”) 2-discer from Walter Wanderley from which he played a couple. Other 2fers included Singapore’s All Star Orchestra and Trinidad’s Joey Lewis Orchestra. In the Home Stretch, The Selecter reinvented “My Boy Lollipop” as a ganja anthem for the 2Tone generation, and the theme of the 5@5:05 was “Tune In… and Stay Tuned”. Well… do!

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