"Hang Up Your Hang Ups", live in Denmark, 1976.
Herbie Hancock, keyboards; Wah Wah Watson, guitar; Paul Jackson, bass; Bennie Maupin, flute & reeds; James Levi, drums
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S10E5 || The Dockery Affair
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Omega Radio for July 29, 2013; #26.
Scope “Big Ferro”
Hank Crawford “Lament”
Mighty Ryeders “Evil Vibrations”
Los Chobros “El Sonido Cano Roto”
Ofege “Gbe Mi Lo”
Nite-Liters, The “Damn”
Johnny Hammond “Fantasy”
Geoffrey Stoner “Bend Your Head Low”
Jon Lucien “A Sunny Day”
Bobbi Humphrey “Jealousy”
Chick Carlton & Mesmeriah “One More Time With Feeling”
Blue Mitchell “Delilah”
Grover Washington Jr. “Black Frost”
Jesse Morrison “Love Won’t Let Me Wait”
Lee Ritenour “Theme From 3 Days Of The Condor”
Gary Burton “Las Vegas Tango”
Frank Ricotti “Vibes”
Sunburst “Mysterious Vibes”
Tower Of Power “By Your Side”
Mo Foster “Stateside II”
Larry Bright “Aura (part 1)”
Jacky Giordano “Latest News”
Alan Parker “Backing Track No. 20”
Passport & Doldinger “Continuation”
Azimuth “Outubro”
Brian Bennett “Solstice”
Jean Pierre Decerf “Gates Of Pop Empire”
Joachim Sherrylee “Iceberg”
Blackbyrds, The “Love Is Love”
Tom Scott “Shadows”
Francis Monkman “Getting Ready”
Mort Garson “Walking In Space”
Herbie Hancock “Butterfly”
Hysear Don Walker “Poo Joo”
Manzel “Midnight Theme”
Freda Payne “I Get High”
Minnie Riperton “Les Fleur”
James Mason “I Want Your Love”
Bonus Omega; first-ever vinyl treasures, sampling, and crate-digging broadcast.
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Johnny Coles: The Unsung Hero of Jazz Trumpet
Introduction:
In the annals of jazz history, certain names resonate with an almost mythical aura. Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, and Louis Armstrong are among those whose contributions are celebrated widely. Yet, the world of jazz is also rich with artists who, while perhaps not achieving the same level of fame, have nonetheless left an indelible mark on the genre. One such artist is Johnny…
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On The Jukebox: Henry Mancini - "The 100th Sessions: Henry Has Company (EP)"
Part of the ongoing celebration of what would have been composer Henry Mancini's 100th birthday this year. Track listing as follows:
"Peter Gunn" (featuring Quincy Jones, John Williams, Herbie Hancock and Arturo Sandoval)
"The Pink Panther" (featuring Lizzo and James Galway)
"Moon River" (featuring Michael Buble and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
"Lujon (Slow Hot Wind)" (featuring Pat Metheny)
"Days Of Wine And Roses" (featuring Take 6 and Monica Mancini)
"Moon River/Audrey's Letter" (featuring Audrey Hepburn, Stevie Wonder, Gustavo Dudamel, Los Angeles Philharmonic and Los Angeles Master Chorale)
"Baby Elephant Walk (Encore)" (featuring Snarky Puppy)
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'Fat Ham' is Smokin' Sumptuous in its Broadway Transfer
'Fat Ham' is a must-see laugh riot. Don't miss it.
(L to R): Marcel Spears, Billy Eugene Jones in Fat Ham (courtesy of Joan Marcus)
What I enjoy most about seeing Fat Ham in its transfer from The Public Theatre (my review of the Public Theater production) to Broadway’s American Airlines Theatre, are the sardonic tropes which send up William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, a Jacobean revenge tragedy, where privileged white royals end up slaughtering each…
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This one is a bit different and a little interactive. You'll need to check out the blog post [HERE]
Tracklist
01. Dizzy Gillespie & The Oscar Peterson Big Four - Chicken Wings (Pablo Today)
02. Smokey Robinson - Quiet Storm (Tamla)
03. Bob James - Nautilus (Evosound)
04. Stan Getz & Luiz Bonfá - Saudade Vem Correndo (Verve Records)
05. Herbie Hancock - Watermelon Man (Columbia)
06. Brick - Fun (Bang Records)
07. Otis Redding - Let Me Come On Home (Atlantic)
08. Average White Band - School Boy Crush (Atlantic)
09. Silver Convention - Fly, Robin, Fly (Polydor)
10. Jame Brown - The Boss (Polydor)
11. Koko Taylor - Wang Dang Doodle (Chess)
12. Galt MacDermot - Space (Kilmarnock)
13. Bill Withers - Make A Smile For Me (Sussex)
14. The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You (End)
15. Ronnie Foster - Mystic Brew (Blue Note)
16. Gary Burton - Las Vegas Tango (Atlantic)
Download availble via [Hearthis]
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Ledisi and Herbie Hancock Honor Joni Mitchell -The Library of Congress G...
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I haven't really scratched the surface about these mercurial musician figures in my discussions on them and their works that continue to astound us with their strong ability to be quite surprising. Nonetheless, I would say Miles Davis should be seen as one of the most prominent members of the category thanks to him basically remodifying himself a lot throughout his career. Look, he could've coasted on what he did during the 50's and the 60's, yet his 70's remain one of the most shocking explorations in … well, we should say jazz, he was the master of the idiom, though his albums from In A Silent Way basically went into the weirdest directions, causing many to be baffled by Davis' direction. However, Davis' 70's records show you the sort of freedom only jazz can provide.
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New sneak peek for Episode 10.03 featuring Red and Herbie
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Wah Wah Watson with Herbie Hancock 1976 (live video) - Hang Up Your Hang Ups
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