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Beyond the Groove Yard – 05/31/2015

Posted by George Klein on May 31, 2015 @ 8:00 pm | Comments Off on Beyond the Groove Yard – 05/31/2015

Beyond the Groove Yard 5/31/15 & 6/3/15, ep 028. Back to the B-3. Hammond sessions mostly on Blue Note & Prestige

Hour One:
Jimmy Smith: Sassy Mae Bucket Blue Note
Grant Green: I Wish You Love Street of Dreams Blue Note
Lonnie Smith: Think Think Blue Note
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Organissimo: Wealthy Street This is the Place Big O
Sir Charles Thompson: Boogie Woogie Rockin ‘in Rhythm Columbia
Shirley Scott: Bridge Blues Workin’ Prestige
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Don Patterson: Donald Duck Hip Cake Walk Prestige
Don Patterson: Island Fantasy Boppin’ & Burnin’ Prestige
Don Patterson: Red Top Four Dimensions Prestige

Hour Two:
Rhoda Scott: Also Sprach Zarathustra Live at Club Stint-Germain Barclay
Trudy Pitts: Steppin’ in Minor Introducing the Fabulous Trudy Pitts Prestige
Shirley Scott: Like Young Soul Sister Prestige
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Larry Young: Paris Eyes Into Somethin’ Blue Note
Baby Face Willette: Swingin’ at Sugar Ray’s Face to Face Blue Note
John Patton: Jakey Let ‘em Roll Blue Note
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Jack McDuff: Opus de Funk Soul Circle Prestige
Richard “Groove” Holmes: Blue Moon The Groover Prestige
Sonny Phillips: The Doll House Black on Black Prestige

George Klein
Beyond the Groove Yard
Sundays 2-4 pm ET, Wednesdays 5-7 am ET,
& Thursdays 4-6 pm ET
taintradio.org Archived at RadioFreeAmsterdam.com
facebook.com/beyondgrooveyard
Produced in beautiful mid-town Ypsilanti MI
gklein@emich.edu

Useless Information

Posted by Howling Dick on May 31, 2015 @ 1:30 am | Comments Off on Useless Information

This week Howling is restoring the reputation of a depressing poet, questioning that of an outlaw piano player and risking his with the establishment of  Tearjerker Corner. As usual, its a lot of nonsense mixed up with some of the finest blues you’ll find on the net.

Homesick James – “Better with a guitar than first aid”

Analog and More – 05/30/2015

Posted by Barry Portier on May 30, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Analog and More – 05/30/2015

Next Time …………………………… Curtis Harding
Ha Ha In The Day Time …………. Percy Mayfield
Funny Face …………………………… Patti Austin
Tanga ………………………………….. Paquito D’ Rivera
On A Clear Day …………………….. PM Dawn
Mal Da Mim ………………………….. Djavan
City Country City …………………… War
Rough God Goes Running ………. Van Morrison
I’m A Fool For You …………………… Undisputed Truth
Baby Take A Chance With Me …… Tampa Red
Better Things
Custard Pie Blues …………………….. Sonny Terry

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Nijaay ……………………………………… Orch Baobab
Hymn Of The Big Wheel …………… Randy Crawford
New York Tandaberry ……………….. Renee Flemming, Yo Yo Ma and Billy Childs
Morning Train ………………………….. Reverend Charlie Jackson
Sun Set Samba …………………………. Robert Michaels
Funky Bahia ……………………………… Sergio Mendez
Cleveland Blues ………………………. Sonny Stitt
Grits ……………………………………….. SMV
At Last …………………………………….. Stevie Nicks
Only You ………………………………….. Teddy Pendergrass

Rafi Zabor’s Updoc, Fri 5/29 & Tues 6/2

Posted by Rafi Zabor on May 29, 2015 @ 12:38 am | 1 Comment

Marcus Belgrave, who died the other day at the age of 78, was hardly known at all outside the jazz world, and even within jazz was seldom regarded as a major star, but he’d been everywhere in the music: on Motown hits, for years with Ray Charles’ big band, on Lord knows how many modern jazz sessions though he also played first rate New Orleans trumpet—he was the very definition of a complete musician, and the level of knowledge, artistry, dedication and heart it takes to play at his level in a music as richly developed as jazz is something that few people aside from musicians will ever grasp; and in Belgrave’s case, they knew. On top of that, he kept his playing intact well into his 70s, not so easy on trumpet, and his recent duets with Geri Allen proves he dunnit, so this week’s Updoc tribute—8PM Friday and noon next Tuesday, One-Hour-East-of-Detroit time—begins with one of those and then browses awhile. Call him a journeyman musician if you like, but that was some journey, man. To my shame, I was less aware of Bob Belden, who died unexpectedly young of a heart attack not long after Belgrave, and intend to get to more of his music on future shows. This week, some selections from his film-noir epic, Grammy-winning suite The Blue Dahlia will start us off. The Big D shadows the non-jazz portion of the show as well, though there’s not a morbid note within earshot of two great artists’ famous last words. I came across a string orchestration of Shostakovich’s Viola Sonata, played by the great Yuri Bashmet and conducted by Gidon Kremer, necessarily less austere than the viola-and-piano version, but the final triplet figures, less obviously lifted, when heard on strings, from the Moonlight Sonata, still sound like a man’s last steps ascending out of this world into the next. The show concludes with Bach’s last fugue, in a fine performance by the Keller String Quartet on a new ECM disc, which breaks off at a famously spooky moment as the old man, sight and body failing at the age of 65, introduces a new motif based on the notes B-A-C-H, as if this incomparable artist, whose work ascended far beyond the merely personal, encountered a last lick of fate that would not let him sign his name. Ooo-eee-ooo, but that’s not a chill you feel, that’s a frisson, and transcendence.

Jazz Worldwide 085 25 May 2015

Posted by Michael Stone on May 25, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Jazz Worldwide 085 25 May 2015

2nd hour: Keith Jarrett 70th birthday (8 May 1945–)

Beyond the Groove Yard – 05/24/2015

Posted by George Klein on May 24, 2015 @ 8:00 pm | Comments Off on Beyond the Groove Yard – 05/24/2015

Beyond the Groove Yard 5/24/15 & 5/27/15, ep 027. My NOLA Suitcase: Louisiana Music Purchased During Recent JazzFests

Hour One:
Aurora Nealand & the Royal Roses: Hongo Fongo The Lookback Transmission Royal Roses
Plunge: The Praise Singer Dancing on Thin Ice Immersion
Chief Smiley Ricks & the Indians of the Nation: Feathercraft Feathercraft 1.5 Sound
Hart NcNee: Bywater Blues Saint Cecilia Frenchmen Street Records
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Soul Rebels: Sweet Dreams are Made of This Unlock Your Mind Rounder
Zachary Richard: Cliff’s Zydeco Le Fou Avalanche
Patrice Fisher: Sleeping Angels Music of the 3 Americas Broken Records
Matt Perrine & Sunflower City: Segouya Bayou Road Suite Threadhead
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Bonerama: Indian Red Shake it Baby Bonerama
Spencer Bohren: Suite Steel Tempered Steel Valve
Stanton Moore: Carnival Conversations Royal Potato Family

Hour Two:
Tony Dagradi: Sweet Faced Lie Gemini Rising Astral Music
Tommy Sancton & Lars Edegran: In the Upper Garden Hymns & Spirituals New Orleans Legacy
James Singleton String Quartet: Lauren Z Gold Bug Crawl Singleton Nusic
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Tom McDermott & Aurora Nealand: Casa Denise City of Timbres OPM Music
New Orleans Jazz Vipers: Sugar Blues Going, Going, Gone Threadhead
Beausoleil: Les Barres de la Prison From Bamako to Carencro Compass
Allen Toussaint: It’s a New Orleans Thing Songbook Rounder
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New Orleans Nightcrawlers: Alright Alright Slither Slice Threadhead
Irma Thomas (w/Dr. John): Be You Simply Grand Rounder
Panorama Jazz Band: Sous les Tropiques Dance of the Hot Earth Panorama

George Klein
Beyond the Groove Yard
Sundays 2-4 pm ET, Wednesdays 5-7 am ET,
& Thursdays 4-6 pm ET
taintradio.org Archived at RadioFreeAmsterdam.com
facebook.com/beyondgrooveyard
Produced in beautiful mid-town Ypsilanti MI
gklein@emich.edu

Omnipotent

Posted by Howling Dick on May 24, 2015 @ 1:30 am | Comments Off on Omnipotent

This week Howling’s pandering to the blues police as he skips  over one legend whilst shedding a tear for another.  Sounds like he’s up to his usual nonsense but have no worries folks,  he makes up for it with an hour of some of the finest blues ‘n roots you’ll hear on the web.

BB King “We all shed a tear”

Analog and More – 05/23/2015

Posted by Barry Portier on May 23, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Analog and More – 05/23/2015

www.facebook.com/zengroovearkest
katelynread.com/
hendrikmeurkens.com/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=08XpiZKh5_A

Eddie Jefferson ………………………………….. Bitches Brew / Things are Getting Better
Tony Joe White ……………………………………………. Who You Gonna Who Do Now
Arron Neville ………………………………………………… Cry Me A River
Open Your Eyes ……………………………………………. Adam Meckler Orchestra
Spanish Joint ………………………………………………… D’Angelo
Diane Krall …………………………………………………….. I Love being Here With You
Sore ………………………………………………………………. Diogal
Ebb Tide ………………………………………………………… Sinatra
Ruby My Dear …………………………………. Hendrick Meurkens and Misha Tsiqanov
Jimmy Mack ……………………………………………………. Laura Nyro

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Lower Sackville Blues …………………………………….. Paul Tynaan & Aaron Lington
Across The Midnight Sky ………………………………… Al Jarreau
Chameleon……………………………………………………… Harvey Mason
Sweet Reunion …………………………………………………. Kenny Loggins
Turn Your Ear …………………………………………………… Katelyn Read
Chaotic Prayer …………………………………………………. Zen Groove Arkest
The Flood …………………………………………………………. Tony Joe White
Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow ………………………… Mary Clayton
Satisfy ………………………………………………………………. Me Shell Ndegeocello

Updoc Fri May 22 & Tues May 26

Posted by Rafi Zabor on May 21, 2015 @ 4:46 pm | Comments Off on Updoc Fri May 22 & Tues May 26

Spring fever? I dunno, but I was so tired this week I couldn’t come up with any kind of thematic connection so I just programmed a lot of great music on this week’s Updoc—Friday at 8PM and noon next Tuesday, Random Brooklyn time—and that might work: a lot of Mingus in the first set, also featuring Jocob Do Bandolim (thank you, Brad Maestas), Tinarwien, some atmospheric orchestral Ligeti, Tim Warfield’s new Monk album, and some medium-wacky Tyondai Braxton. Then, for no reason but that the performance by Marta Argerich, Claudio Abbado and the Berliners sounded so effervescently alive, a piano concerto by Prokofiev. After that I just wanted to hear Clifford Brown and some other people remembering Clifford Brown. Will that do?

Jazz Worldwide 084 18 May 2015

Posted by Michael Stone on May 18, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Jazz Worldwide 084 18 May 2015

Interpreting Herbie Hancock and Horace Silver