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Jazz Worldwide 092 13 July 2015

Posted by Michael Stone on July 13, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Jazz Worldwide 092 13 July 2015

Tone Science – 07/12/2015

Posted by David Menestres on July 12, 2015 @ 9:00 pm | Comments Off on Tone Science – 07/12/2015

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Downhome With Howling Dick (Ep122-In The Pantheon Of Giants)

Posted by Howling Dick on July 12, 2015 @ 1:30 am | Comments Off on Downhome With Howling Dick (Ep122-In The Pantheon Of Giants)

This week Howling’s explaining the Ashes, proving a cure for insomnia and NOT getting his handkerchief out. What does this all mean? Its just a load of nonsense but in-between he does play and hour of the finest blues ‘n roots you’ll probably come across on the net.

Rev Gary Davis “Hey, is that Rory Block?”

Rafi Zabor’s Updoc, Fri. 7/10 & Tues. 7/14

Posted by Rafi Zabor on July 9, 2015 @ 4:06 am | Comments Off on Rafi Zabor’s Updoc, Fri. 7/10 & Tues. 7/14

When the weather gets warm and humid a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of Debussy, and so does mine, though I also want to fit in some Sonny Rollins and Max Roach and get to pianist Aaron Diehl’s new record at some length and depth—and if I can’t do that, then what’s an Updoc for? Clock in for this week’s thrilling episode—Friday at 8PM and noon next Tuesday, Catskill Mountains Aquifer time—to find out if a French composer who seems to have sustained the moist heat of his late-August birthday almost througout his oeuvre and opera can languish cheek by jowl alongside the best that modern saxophony can offer. Pelléas, Melisande, Oscar Pettfiord, Newk, big waves coming in not like washerwomen trudging home from work but like news from the Great Beyond—not to mention Archie Shepp. Okay, let’s mention Archie Shepp, and in his young prime too. All these wonders can be yours if you’re still able to operate your hands in this heat. Push the button, Max, and a joyeux quatorze on top.

Jazz Worldwide 091 6 July 2015

Posted by Michael Stone on July 6, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Jazz Worldwide 091 6 July 2015

Tone Science – 07/05/2015

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– 07/05/2015

Posted by George Klein on July 5, 2015 @ 7:00 pm | Comments Off on – 07/05/2015

Beyond the Groove Yard 7/5/15 & 7/8/15, ep 033. Focus on 2 South African musicians: trumpeter, flugelhornist & vocalist Hugh Masekela (1st hour), and saxophonist & penny whistle master Morris Goldberg (2nd hour).

Hour One:
Jazz Epistles: Blues for Hughie Jazz in Africa Vol. 1 Camden
Hugh Masekela: Abangoma The Americanization of Ooga Booga MGM
Hugh Masekela: Sekunjalo Beatin’ Aroun De Bush Novus
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Hugh Masekela: U-Dwi Grrr Mercury
Hugh Masekela: Johannesburg Hi-Lite Jive The Union of South Africa Chisa
Hugh Masekela-Dudu Pukwana: Nomali Home is Where the Music Is Verve
Hugh Masekela: Excuse Me Please The Boy’s Doin’ It Casablanca
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Hugh Masekela: Uptownship Hope Triloka
Hugh Masekela: Emavungweni Uptownship Novus
Hugh Masekela: Mandela Live at the Market Theatre Four Quarters

Hour Two:
John Mehegan-Morris Goldberg: Gold Burg John Megehan’s Piano in Gold Burg Parlophone
Morris Goldberg: Cewewal Morris Goldberg Quartet MVN
Ojoyo: Rockwela African Gold Giraffe
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Morris Goldberg: Urban Jazz Suite Morris Goldberg’s Urban Jazz Band ATC
John Mehegan-Morris Goldberg: I Hear Music John Mehegan’s Piano in Gold Burg Parlophone
Morris Goldberg: D.B.B. Morris Goldberg Quartet MVN
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Ojoyo: Station Road Strut Ojoyo Plays Safrojazz Ojoyo
Ojoyo: Spokes Forward Motion Ojoyo
Ojoyo: Pedal Pusher Forward Motion Ojoyo
Ojoyo: Dolphin Jive Ojoyo Plays Safrojazz Ojoyo

George Klein
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Downhome With Howling Dick (121 – Hens Teeth)

Posted by Howling Dick on July 5, 2015 @ 1:30 am | Comments Off on Downhome With Howling Dick (121 – Hens Teeth)

This week Howling’s comparing divorce settlements, reminiscing about street markets and wondering about hats. Regular listeners know that amongst all this nonsense you can be sure to hear an hour of some of the finest blues ‘n roots on the net.

Gene Vincent ” The Navy’s loss”

Analog and More – 07/04/2015

Posted by Barry Portier on July 4, 2015 @ 5:00 pm | Comments Off on Analog and More – 07/04/2015

Dig It …………………………………….Soulive
Of Course You Can ………………… Michael Frantii
Skeletons ……………………………… Stevie Wonder
Psychedelic Shack …………………… The Temptations
Squib Cakes ……………………………. Tower Of Power
Do To Me ………………………………… Trombone Shorty
My Fault ………………………………….. Brownie McChee
A Few Old Memories ………………… Dolly Parton
Bottle Of Whiskey …………………….. Bernard Allison and Friends
When God made Me ………………… Neil Young

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Be My Husband ………………………… Damien Rice & Lisa Hannigan
Close Your Eyes …………………………. Faze Action
Flora’s Song ………………………………. Flora Purim
Ladies of The World …………………… Flight Of The Conchords
Vein Melter ……………………………….. Herbie Hancock
Spanish Boot …………………………….. Joe Bonamassa
Mistura Fina ………………………………. John Patitucci

Rafi Zabor’s Updoc, Fri July 3 & Tues July 7

Posted by Rafi Zabor on July 3, 2015 @ 12:54 am | Comments Off on Rafi Zabor’s Updoc, Fri July 3 & Tues July 7

July 3^rd is Kafka’s birthday, and Janacek’s, and in nearer times the birthday of two women I have loved, so it’s much easier to do another Fourth of July show instead, but make it a little different this time, beneath the Skies of You Know Who’s Got the Biggest Air Force. Usually, this time of year, I’ve gone for a degree of celebration and uplift that seems kind of innocuous, here in the Age of Hanrahan, despite the excellence and Americanism of the music: Louis Armstrong, Charles Ives, Ornette Coleman, Charlie Parker, and other iconic presences. This year—Friday at 8PM and noon next Tuesday, Statue of Liberty time—I’ve let some darker music in, made a few acidulous remarks about the screwing we’ve all had from globalized capital, amid other entertainments, and seem to have forgotten to slip in Marion Williams’ version of How I Got Over. We’ve had a couple of lucky days at the Supreme Court lately, but is anyone really getting over? There’s still plenty of Pops, Ornette, Bird, and Ives—including the overwhelming apotheosis of his 4^th Symphony, premiered more than a decade after the insurance executive and part-time composer’s death—just as there’s still plenty to celebrate around here while the unsustainable population of seven billion heads for the ten-figure mark and all the other life forms, except the ones we eat or eat us, plummet toward extinction. I intend to have a good time anyway, eating charred animal pieces, drinking too much, and watching other people blow shit up. How about you?