Feel a bit silly...
Didn't realise that the actual show is an hour long! Thought the podcasts were the only version.
Doh. Teaches me to read more closely, and scrutinise further. Even better, to actually catch the broadcast live...
There's even references to all the tracks and recordings played on the relevant webpage (attached to post)!
Random bits: The opening of the show is 'Get Your Way' - Jamie Cullum (Catching Tales)
Had to look that one up from my iTunes Library.
Recording the show from Sydney Australia (caught in the Ash Cloud problem over British airspace)!
Brief notes:
Abdullah Ibrihim - a legendary jazz pianist!
'Ishmael' a favourite track of Jamie's.
'Summertime' - one of the greatest jazz standards of all time, played by the George Benson Quartet with Dorothy Hayward.
Touring the UK later this month.
Gerry Mulligan -a Baritone Sax - from the 1959 album (What is there to say?)
Jose James (Jazz vocalist)- Black Magic
Produced by Flying Lotus, a producer with the lineage of Coltrane.
Dinah Washington (Jamie pronounces DYNAH).
A track from the 1958 album.
A huge fan of Bessie Smith as was Billie Holiday.
Married 8 times, divorced 7!
Plug for The Cheltenham Jazz Festival, Frank Sinatra, next Friday introduced by Michael Parkinson.
From the BBC archives:
The John Surman Octet - Beyond The Hill, Live on the Jazz Workshop, 1969
Great British Jazz icons, from Devon.
Free and modal jazz, dance performances, and film music.
'Empirical' - British Jazz Group
Album highly recommended.
The French singer 'Camille' (pronounced CAMI)
Versatile and diverse, from Bjork, to Opera, to Ella Fizgerald - that's crazy!
Le Sac Des Filles - her first album.
Jamie beat-boxing and drumming on Piano on one of the albums.
A fan!
A cover of Radiohead's 'The Eraser' by Christian Scott.
Have to check out the original, though this sounds uber cool!!
A Tom York tune...
ABDULLAH IBRAHIM - A Jazz Legend
The atmospheric 'Ishmael' - that's pretty fucking awesome!!!
Going to have to get that!
A Pianist-Composer, people say he's a Jazz Musician...
Track played was recorded in one take!
Cape Town, South African..
The Hoy, the Bushman - music of...
WDR Big Band?...
Bombella (a train in South Africa), locomotion of the train!
Wrote when he was 16.
Trains, not only a feature of Jazz music but of every Folk Music...
Quotes Ellington on Take the A Train! (Love that track).
Title track from new album of the same name.
Nancy Wilson - beat Jamie Cullum to a Grammy!...
'You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To'
A Cole Porter tune!...
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