Jazz music.
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Duke Ellington swings.
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Jazz / hosted by Marian McPartland. (Episode 4 of 8, Part 1 of 2)
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Cole Porter retrospective / produced by Clare Spark.
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Earl Turbinton, Jr. : with Nucleus.
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Jazz guitar / Jim Hall trio (Episode 21 of 33)
The second half of WBAI’s Free Music Store concert from December 17, 1971 devoted to guitars (the first half featured classical guitarist Bill Matthews – see BC0709.16). This half features jazz guitarist Jim Hall performing with Benny Aronov, piano, and Ron Carter, bass. Among the pieces played are Where would I be?, Careful, and Little…
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Roland Hanna (Episode 25 of 33)
Roland Hanna, piano, performs a jazz set with Clarence “Scoby” Stroman, drums, and Ron Carter, bass, at WBAI’s Free Music Store on March 7, 1972. WBAI’s Barbara Oka introduces the program. This program was recorded in stereo by David Rapkin and produced by the Music Department of WBAI. This recording was formerly cataloged as BC0709.20.…
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Red Callender speaks / interviewed by Art Sato.
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Six and seven-eighths for Bernardo Moreno / composed by Phil Lesh.
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Miles Davis, midnight idol : 1956-1960.
Documentary on the life, development, and influences on Miles Davis. This program examines the conflict between his emergence as a cultural icon, and his continuing drug and personal problems. Explores his relationships with Coltrane, Gil Evans, and Bill Evans. Also looks at the music of Porgy and Bess, King of Blue. With musical demonstration by…
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Miles Davis, the 60’s are electric : 1959-1969.
Documentary on the life, development, and influences on Miles Davis. Includes words and music by: John Coltrane, Kieth Jerrett, Tony Williams, Wayne Shorter, Joe Zawinul, George Duke, Francis Davis, Jimmy Cobb, Airto Muriera, Roberta Flack, David Holland, Lenny White, and Andrew White.|MILES DAVIS, THE 60″s ARE ELECTRIC : 1959-1969. – SERIES: Miles Davis radio project|…