From the Reference on Page 40, as well as the 'Suggested tunes to work on' on the same page:
ACQUIRED:
Just Friends - Coleman Hawkins (Ken Burns Jazz Collection)
Just Friends - Oscar Peterson (Benny Carter Meets Oscar Peterson)
Just Friends - Amy Winehouse (Back To Black)
Tune Up - Chet Baker (Cool Spring)
A Foggy Day - Michael Buble (It's Time)
Yesterdays - Billie Holiday (Jazz Legends)
All the things you Are - Ella Fitzgerald (Love Songs)
All the things you Are - Glenn Miller (The Lost Recordings)
I Should Care - Thelonious Monk (Monk Alone)
Sweet and Lovely - Thelonious Monk (Monk Alone)
STILL TO GET:
The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol.1 (Blue Note) - Bud Powell
Tea for Two
Saturday, 24 April 2010
CHAPTER 5: Recordings
From Albums referenced (Pages 27-36), and 'Suggested tunes to work on' (page 36):
ACQUIRED:
Speak no Evil (Blue Note) - Wayne Shorter
Stella by Starlight - Ella Fitzgerald (Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie)
Stella by Starlight - Oscar Peterson and the Trumpet Kings (Jousts)
Blue in Green - Miles Davis (Kind of Blue)
STILL TO GET:
Blue Trane (Blue Note) - John Coltrane
Horace-Scope (Blue Note) - Horace Silver
The Real McCoy (Blue Note) - McCoy Tyner
Blowin' The Blues Away (Blue Note) - Horace Silver
Workin' and Steamin (Prestige) - Miles Davis, with Red Garland on Piano
Sophisticated Lady
Nica's Dream
Search for Peace
When the Lights are Low
Mirror, Mirror
Wave
Once I loved
ACQUIRED:
Speak no Evil (Blue Note) - Wayne Shorter
Stella by Starlight - Ella Fitzgerald (Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie)
Stella by Starlight - Oscar Peterson and the Trumpet Kings (Jousts)
Blue in Green - Miles Davis (Kind of Blue)
STILL TO GET:
Blue Trane (Blue Note) - John Coltrane
Horace-Scope (Blue Note) - Horace Silver
The Real McCoy (Blue Note) - McCoy Tyner
Blowin' The Blues Away (Blue Note) - Horace Silver
Workin' and Steamin (Prestige) - Miles Davis, with Red Garland on Piano
Sophisticated Lady
Nica's Dream
Search for Peace
When the Lights are Low
Mirror, Mirror
Wave
Once I loved
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Notes on Jamie Cullum's Podcast (2nd Episode) - 13th April 2010
Tuesday, 7pm, Radio 2
ROBERT GLASPER - a fusion of Hip Hop and RnB
Main Guest.
Played a recording of 'The Old Country' - Nat Adderley (trumpet)
Followed by Nina Simone's 'Give me a pig foot'.
"With Strings (1966)" - an album?...
Robert Glasper interview.
'King of the new scene, New York'
Played his recording of 'FIB'
Signed to Blue Note.
A Jazz Pianist.
"In My Element" (2007)
"Double-Booked" (2009)
The latter combining two elements: Jazz Piano Trio as well as an Experimental band.
A luke-warm interview (personal view)...
Ray Charles 'Roll with my Baby' played next from the album "What I Say" (1959)
Sun Ra & his Intergalactic Orchestra
'Lullabvy for Realville'
Orchestra playing at Cafe Otto, London.
Marshall Mien?...
Recommends the Mostly Jazz Festival, Birmingham
'Saba' - Dhafer Youssef
Sonicly adventurous.
BONOBO
Capable of filling venues like the Round Horse.
Simon Green
"Black Sands"
Mos Def with Charlie Hunter (with an 8-string Guitar!)
'Creole'
"Songs from the Analogue playground"
A reference to a Duke Ellington Archive track that can't be played...
('Satin Doll' from last week methinks).
Says it's available for seven days from today.
Curios 'Roadstar'
A fiery band.
To close the show:
MARK MURPHY - LEGENDARY...
Jazz singing.
'Why don't you do right?"
ROBERT GLASPER - a fusion of Hip Hop and RnB
Main Guest.
Played a recording of 'The Old Country' - Nat Adderley (trumpet)
Followed by Nina Simone's 'Give me a pig foot'.
"With Strings (1966)" - an album?...
Robert Glasper interview.
'King of the new scene, New York'
Played his recording of 'FIB'
Signed to Blue Note.
A Jazz Pianist.
"In My Element" (2007)
"Double-Booked" (2009)
The latter combining two elements: Jazz Piano Trio as well as an Experimental band.
A luke-warm interview (personal view)...
Ray Charles 'Roll with my Baby' played next from the album "What I Say" (1959)
Sun Ra & his Intergalactic Orchestra
'Lullabvy for Realville'
Orchestra playing at Cafe Otto, London.
Marshall Mien?...
Recommends the Mostly Jazz Festival, Birmingham
'Saba' - Dhafer Youssef
Sonicly adventurous.
BONOBO
Capable of filling venues like the Round Horse.
Simon Green
"Black Sands"
Mos Def with Charlie Hunter (with an 8-string Guitar!)
'Creole'
"Songs from the Analogue playground"
A reference to a Duke Ellington Archive track that can't be played...
('Satin Doll' from last week methinks).
Says it's available for seven days from today.
Curios 'Roadstar'
A fiery band.
To close the show:
MARK MURPHY - LEGENDARY...
Jazz singing.
'Why don't you do right?"
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