The Jazz Disturbance Playlist....Gosh...
...I know it’s been a while…completely missed posting The Jazz Disturbance Playlist and Calendar last week….and it’s not like I haven’t had things to discuss with you….but, y’know….excuses upon excuses……O.K., let me just pick up, start here and get on with it….
I’m closing out the summer feeling
rather accomplished in one area of my simple life – reading. It’s back on the menu and I’m so happy. I was a hungry reader as a kid but then got
saddle with adult responsibilities – work, paying bills, marriage, home
ownership – that syphoned off my reading time. But I’ve released myself from
involvement in time-consuming, soul- and brain-draining activities, like
watching cable - been without it for three years and saved some do-re-mi $$$$. I
had to ask myself how many more reruns of Charmed
can you watch while making dinner? (and I never watched the damn show when
it was on!) The answer was to drop the
habit and pick up an old one, reading.
I was at a used, homey bookstore inHillsdale, NY and happened upon The Nat
Hentoff Reader by the well-regarded journalist of the Wall St. Journal and numerous other publications. In the Reader's Introduction, Hentoff mentions Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler, a
book "about Stalin's Russia" in the Introduction. It so happened
that that book was for sale at the bookstore
so I bought it. I recently finished it and have dove into Eldridge Cleaver’s Soul On Ice, another find at this
bookstore. Now, I’m like my husband who already has unread books on our
shelves. I’ll get to them before I die,
for sure, but my approach to reading now is to lay my hands on books that speak
to where I am in the world presently. Right
now my stomach burns with the hot coals of revolt, outspokenness and resistance
against the status quo, but never impertinence. I do believe in getting one’s
point across in quieter ways, like not supporting what I believe is corrupting
our very existence, mmmmmm, like cable.
O.K., let us catch up here with the
last two weeks of The Jazz Disturbance,
shall we?
THE
JAZZ DISTURBANCE
w/Cheryl
K.
PLAYLIST
AND NEW RELEASES
8/21/14
WGXC 90.7 FM
Hudson, NY
Thursdays,
7p-9:30p
PLAYLIST
ARTIST/SONG/TITLE/LABEL
E. Jones/Looking
Back/Holler!/Prestige [3:41]
J. Colella, Putter Smith/All
Blues/Lotus Blossom/The American Jazz Institute [6:22]
C. Lefkowitz-Brown/Where the Wild
Things Are/Imagery Manifesto/C. Lefkowitz-Brown [9:28]
R. Carter/Announcement 1 by Ron
Carter/In Memory of Jim/Somethin' Else [:41]
R. Carter/There Will Never Be
Another You/In Memory of Jim/Somethin' Else [10:48]
R. Blake, D. Eade/The Thrill is
Gone/Whirlpool/Jazz Project [3:25]
M. Bisio/Zephyr Revisited/Travel
Music/M. Bisio [3:37]
Western Jazz Quartet/Everything is
Hostile/Freefall/Blujazz [5:32]
G. Gibbs/Here Comes Ron/Thrasher
Dream Trio/Whaling City [3:48]
R. Carter/Opus 1.5/Yellow &
Green/CTI [6:54]
Count Basie/April in Paris/ Youtube:
Blazing Saddles [:59]
C. Apicella/Idris/Big Boss/Zoho
[6:17]
S. Jones/I Don't Give a Damn
Blues/im.pro.vise/Mack Avenue [7:14]
D. Alexander/Soul Serenade/Songs My
Mother Loves/Blujazz [4:54]
R. Carter/Announcement 2 by Ron
Carter/In Memory of Jim/Somethin' Else [:28]
R. Carter/Bag's Groove/In Memory of
Jim/Somethin' Else [10:48]
R. Carter/Tenaj/Yellow &
Green/CTI [7:41]
J. C. Phillips, Jr./Of Climbing
Heaven and Gazing on the Earth/Vipassana/Innova [17:57]
R. Carter/Yellow & Green/Yellow
& Green/CTI [6:10]
THE
JAZZ DISTURBANCE
w/Cheryl
K.
PLAYLIST
AND NEW RELEASES
8/28/14
WGXC 90.7 FM
Hudson, NY
Thursdays,
7p-9:30p
PLAYLIST
ARTIST/SONG/TITLE/LABEL
E.
Hines/Medley: Black Coffee/Blusette/I’ve Got The World on a String/A Night at
Johnnie’s/Black & Blue [7:58]
B.
Greene/I Waited for You/Source/Jazz Legacy Productions [6:51]
A.
Cohen/Dark Nights, Darker Days/Dark Nights/Anzic [7:04]
W.
Leo Smith/Lake Huron/The Great Lakes Suites/TUM [17:23]
R.
Sivan/Useless Landscape/For Emotional Use Only/Fresh Sound [4:07]
A.
Mette Iverson/Chapter Two/So Many Roads/BJU [10:40]
F.
Walton/Hipssippi Blues/Live In Chicago/Han-Wal Productions [9:11]
L.
Young/Neenah/The Greatest Jazz Recordings of All Time/Institute of Jazz Studies
[5:00]
L.
Fuller/Django/Larry Fuller/Capri [6:37]
Rebirth
Brass Band/Move Your Body/Move Your Body/Basin Street [4:59]
D.
Harrison/Ja-Ki-Mo-Fi-Na-Hay/Big Chief/Past Perfect-Silver Line [5:12]
W.
Leo Smith/Lake Ontario/The Great Lakes Suites/TUM [9:12]
J.
Steig/Piece of Freedom/Legwork/Solid State [6:02]
Hexlove/Duskin
Grease/Your Love of Music Will Be an Important Part of Your Life/Porter [8:20]
F.
Walton/Untitled/Live In Chicago/Han-Wal Productions [12:49]
Until we meet again....real soon!
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