Jazz 91.1 Program Highlights
Juke In The BackSunday at 7am - Encore at 10pm |
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8/7 |
Little Willie Littlefield |
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8/14 |
Elvis Presley's R&B Influences |
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8/21 |
Sun Records R&B Story Part 1 |
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8/28 |
Sun Records R&B Story Part 2 |
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Annals of JazzSunday at 8am |
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The sound of surprise describes both jazz itself and the enduring premise of "The Annals of Jazz." Since 1959, host Richard Hadlock has been improvising on historical themes and bringing forth worthy performers-from Armstrong to Zorn. Each Sunday, we may find Annals in Europe, Asia, Latin America or Back of Town anywhere. | ||
8/7 |
Most Recorded Songs in Jazz |
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8/14 |
Cosmic Travels |
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8/21 |
Bird Away from Recording Studios |
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8/28 |
Jazz and Charlie Parker Come of Age |
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Jazz InspiredSunday at 9am |
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Thid radio series is where fascinating, creative people talk about jazz and how it has inspired their own creative process. What inspires the people who inspire you? How do creative people create? World-renowned jazz pianist/vocalist/author Judy Carmichael explores these questions with her guests every week on "Jazz Inspired." Celebrated artists discuss their creative process and how their passion for jazz has inspired their work. They share their favorite recordings with the listener as well as insight into their life and art. Witty, anecdotal, informative, Judy Carmichael's Jazz Inspired gives you new insights into the world of jazz and the wide range of fans who love it. Ms. Carmichael brings her experience and love of jazz to her discussions with each guest and inspires fascinating, insightful interviews filled with warmth and humor. |
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8/7 |
Actor and Musician Jeff Goldblum |
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8/14 |
Singer and songwriter Kurt Elling (Part 1) |
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8/21 |
Singer and songwriter Kurt Elling (Part 2) |
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Jazz Night in America with Christian McBrideMonday at 9pm |
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8/1 |
Rhoda Scott: an American in Paris |
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8/8 |
Cape May's Exit Zero Jazz Festival (ENCORE) |
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8/15 |
A Mambo Expedition in the Valley of the Sun (ENCORE) |
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8/22 |
Emmet Cohen and Houston Person |
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8/29 |
Crate Digging: Mulgrew Miller (ENCORE) |
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Just Jazz with Michael BurmanSaturday at 9pm |
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8/6 |
Norman Granz But neither of these was his greatest contribution. That was his fight for equality and against any form of discrimination. Whether in the recording studio or at the concert venue, musicians, black and white alike, were paid the same and treated the same: they all entered through the front door, they all rode in the same elevators, and they all ate in the same restaurants. Further, audiences in attendance were not segregated, else the show did not go on. Until his death, aged 83, at home in his adopted Switzerland, Norman Granz stuck to those principles whatever the risk to his pocket book or even to his life. He was always loyal to his musicians, and in return they were loyal to him. This episode of “Just Jazz” presents music from Jazz at the Philharmonic, as well as performances by all of the following: Lester Young and Nat Cole; Oscar Peterson; Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonious Monk; Art Tatum; Ella Fitzgerald; Billie Holiday; Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster; Joe Pass; and Count Basie, Ray Brown and Louie Bellson. |