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Topic: Jazz On The Radio / PLAYLIST: WBCX 89.1 FM Sounds of Jazz July 5,2008

Playlist for Sounds of Jazz on WBCX 89.1 FM for July 5,2008
Broadcasting from Brenau University in Gainesville (NE Atlanta) Ga

Part of our “Straight Ahead Saturday Night” line-up…
Featuring “Sounds of Jazz” with Mark Dove from 6PM to 12PM

“Sounds of Jazz” features straight ahead jazz primarily from the 1950’s to the present. The shows mission is to spread the awareness of some of the country’s greatest music and to feature local area artists in the Atlanta and the Southeast area live in the studio in interview segments to spread the word about the artists.

Playlist for July 5, 2008

Hour 1
SCOTT HAMILTON – “Deuces Wild” – Across the Tracks – (Concord)
HERBIE HANCOCK – “Sweet Bird” – River the Joni Letters – (Verve)
HORACE SILVER – “Cookin At the Continental – Retrospective – (Blue Note)
SCOTT WHITFIELD JAZZ ORCHESTRA WEST – “The Minute Game” – The Minute Game – (Summit)
ALEX CLEMENTS – “Blues for GB” – Waiting for You – (indep)
CHRIS STEWART – “Hi Fly” – Phoenix – (indep)
JOE PASS TRIO – “You Stepped Out of a Dream” – Live at Donte’s – (Pablo)

Hour 2
GRANT GREEN – “My Little Suede Shoes” – The Latin Bit – (Blue Note)
DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET – “Unisphere” – London Flat London Sharp – (Telarc)
ROBERT GLASPER – “F.T.B.” – In My Element – (Blue Note)
BEEGIE ADAIR – “So In Love” – Dream Dancing – (Hillsboro)
RAY BROWN TRIO – “Up There” – Live at Starbucks – (Telarc)
JOE BECK/JOHN ABERCROMBIE – “Beautiful Love” – Coincidence – (Whaling City Sound)
JOEL FRAHM – “A Whole New You” – We Used to Dance – (Anzik)
BABY FACE WILLETTE – “High and Low” – Face to Face – (Blue Note)
SCOTT HAMILTON – “Intermission Riff” – Across the Tracks – (Concord)

Hour 3
JACKIE ALLEN – “Lazy Afternoon” – The Men In My Life – (A440)
MOSE ALLISON – “You Can Count On Me To Do My Part” – Allison Wonderland – (Rhino)
KELLY HARLAND – “I’m Old Fashioned” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
AL JARREAU – “Midnight Sun” – Accentuate the Positive – (Verve)
CONNIE EVINGSON/DAVE FRISHBERG – “Eastwood Lane” – Little Did I Dream – (Minnehana)
KARRIN ALLYSON – “Life Is A Groove (Jordu)” – Footprints – (Concord)
SUSIE ARIOLI BAND – “You Don’t Know Me” – That’s For Me – (Justin Time)
ANN AUSTIN – “Lost In Your Eyes” – Lost In Your Eyes – (Whaling City Sound)
LAVERNE BUTLER – “Dindi” – A Foolish Thing To Do – (Maxjazz)
JANINE GILBERT CARTER – “Please Send Me Someone to Love” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
CRIS BARBER – “My Foolish Heart” – This Moment To Be Free – (37)

Hour 4
SCOTT HAMILTON – “Something For Red” – Across the Tracks – (Concord)
DUKE ROBILLARD – “Jim Jam” – Swing – (Rounder)
RON DISALVIO – “Reunion In the Sky” – Essence of Green – (Origin)
DEEP BLUE ORGAN TRIO – “A Deeper Blue” – Folk Music – (Origin)
SF JAZZ COLLECTIVE – “Scrambled Eggs” – SF 2 – (Nonesuch)
BRIDGE QUARTET – “Milestones” – Day – (Origin)
LOU DONALDSON – “Smooth Groove” – Lou Donaldson and the Three Sounds – (Blue Note)

Hour 5
DAYNA STEPHENS – “There’s That Smile” – The Timeless Now – (CTA)
GRANT GEISSMAN – “Say That” – Say That – (Futurism)
PETER PAULSEN SEXTET – “B’s B”- Change of Scenery – (Wahbo)
JOHN STEIN – “Be Ooh Ba” – Green Street – (Whaling City Sound)
MAX PERKOFF BAND – “Memories of Lady Day” – Infinite Search – (indep)
CHIP SHELTON AND PEACETIME – “Recordame” – Imbued With Memories – (Summit)
SEATTLE WOMEN’S JAZZ ORCHESTRA – “The Tulip Wonder” – Meeting of the Waters – (Origin)
BILL MAYS TRIO – “Judy” – Going Home – (Palmetto)
BILL EVANS TRIO – “Tenderly” – Everybody Digs Bill Evans – (Riverside)

Hour 6
MACE HIBBARD – “Captain Caveman” – When Last We Met – (MHM)
ART BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS – “Along Came Betty” – Moanin – (Blue Note)
WINARD HARPER – “Ballad of Salaam” – Winard – (Savant)
SCOTT BURNS – “Waiting” – Passages – (Origin)
JEFF ALBERT- LARRY ANKRUM PROJECT – “Norwegian Wood” – Albert-Ankrum Project – (indep)
GENE BURKERT – “Straight Ahead” – The Jazz Palette – (Sea Breeze)
AFFINITY – “DMB (D Minor Blues”- Route 66 – (Rhombus)
STAN KENTON – “Fearless Finlay” – West Coast Jazz Box Set – (Contemporary)
BOB SHAW – “Round Midnight” – Musin – (Varga Sound)

Comments, requests, suggestions?

Mark Dove
Producer/host – “Sounds of Jazz”
WBCX 89.1 FM
Brenau University
500 Washington St SE
Gainesville, Ga. 30501
http://www.myspace.com/soundsofjazz

Request and comment line: 770-538-4744 http://www.brenau.edu/about/wbcx/

Topic: Jazz On The Radio / PLAYLIST: WBCX 89.1 FM Cafe Jazz June 30,2008

Playlist for Café Jazz on WBCX 89.1 FM for June 30,2008
Broadcasting from Brenau University in Gainesville (NE Atlanta) Ga

Part of our ” Melodic Monday Night” line-up…
Featuring “Café Jazz” with Mark Dove from 6PM to 8PM

Playlist for June 30, 2008

Hour 1
AARON NEVILLE – “Summertime” – Nature Boy – (Verve)
CAROL SLOANE – “In the Wee Small Hours” – Concord 30th Anniversary – (Concord)
HARRY CONNICK JR – “It Had to Be You” – When Harry Met Sally – (Sony)
AMANDA CARR – “Close Your Eyes” – Soon – (indep)
GRADY TATE – “You Are My Sunshine” – From the Heart – (Halfnote)
ERNIE ANDREWS – “Sweet Lorraine” – Jazz Vocalists Hear and Now – (Concord)
FREDDY COLE – “You’re Sensational” – Merry Go Round – (Telarc)
ANITA O’DAY – “Tenderly” – Anita Sings the Most – (Verve)
SARAH VAUGHAN – “Autumn Leaves” – Crazy and Mixed Up – (Pablo)
CONNIE EVINGSON/DAVE FRISHBERG – “Zoot Walks In” – Little Did I Dream – (Minnehana)
DIANA KRALL – “Peel Me A Grape” – Love Scenes – (Impulse)
KAYLA TAYLOR JAZZ – “Day In Day Out” – Someone to Watch Over Me – (Smartykat)

Hour 2
GAIL PETTIS – “If I Were You” – May I Come In – (Origin)
CHERYL BENTYNE – “Little Girl Blue” – Let Me Off Uptown – (Telarc)
DOROTHY DORING – “A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square” – Southern Exposure – (indep)
NATALIE COLE/CHAKA KHAN – “If You Can’t Sing It” – We All Love Ella – (Verve)
RAI RAGLAND – “The Meaning Of the Blues” – Raizin – (indep)
GINGER BERGLUND – “Swifts” – Haven’t We Met – (indep)
JEFF BAKER – “Roll to Me” – Shopping For Your Heart – (Origin)
JAMIE CULLUM – “7 Days to Change Your Life” – Twenty Something – (Verve)
ELLI FORDYCE – “They Can’t Take That Away From Me” – Something Still Cool – (indep)
KATHLEEN BERTRAND – “Melancholy Mood” – All of Me – (indep)
TONY BENNETT – “Anything Goes” – Sings the Ultimate American Songbook – (Sony)

Questions, Comments, Suggestions?

Mark Dove
Producer/host – “Café Jazz”
WBCX 89.1 FM
Brenau University
500 Washington St SE
Gainesville, Ga. 30501

Request and comment line: 770-538-4744 http://www.brenau.edu/about/wbcx/

Topic: General Forum Topics / David Sanborn

I have to admit I haven’t listened to a lot of David Sanborn, but I went and looked him up to remind me. Yes…smooth jazz… well nothing essentially wrong with that, but not ‘jazz’ (to my mind) in the strictest sense of the word. I used to listen to a lot of Grover Washington but also not really ‘jazz’ but then what is? I like the idea that jazz can be whatever it damn well chooses to be. And there’s a place for everything in this big wide world.

Topic: The Dozens / THE DOZENS: JAZZ ON A SUMMER'S DAY

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Topic: Non-Music Discussion / Swing

Yes, but consider the happy eyes and the bright smile of the congero or timbalero when he plays his drums not to mention the basic tumbao of the bass and the hummingbird who visited for the first time today. Drama, Vibration, Life.

Topic: Non-Music Discussion / Swing

Ah, but technically Latin is played ‘straight’

Topic: Jazz Questions (and answers) / Watermelon Man - Vocal Rendition

I think Dianne Reeve did a version

Topic: The Dozens / DESERT ISLAND DOZENS: BEN ALLISON

Really enjoyed seeing your picks. Reminds me to find my copy of THE BRIDGE here in my home.

Topic: The Dozens / DESERT ISLAND DOZENS: BEN ALLISON

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Topic: Reviews & Recommendations / Getz-Brookmeyer reissue (finally)

I assume we are talking about Stan Getz at the Shrine, one of my all-time favorites. As a teen, my drum teacher Art Mardigan, had just come off the road with Woody’s band (by way of Lexington, KY, if that isn’t too cryptic). He played on the live half of the record and in my mind, was the more swinging drummer. The other was the minimalist Frank Isola, also from Detroit, who played on the studio cuts. Getz and Brookmeyer are great on the record, especially on “I’ll Remember April,” which has a cascading head unlike any other arrangement I have heard. I still go back to this recording periodically and have directed all of my friends and particularly jazz students, to this record. It is not necessarily the best thing either Getz or Brookmeyer have done, but it is a magical album.

Topic: Non-Music Discussion / Jazz in the White House

Great list! On further review, unequivocally, it should be Tom Harrell for president and Keith Jarrett for UN Ambassador. Sometimes it takes a while to figure out exactly who goes where.

Topic: Non-Music Discussion / Swing

( Don’t know where to put this )

...Everything has a swing to it. While waiting for something to come to me to type, my thumbs tapped the basic rhythm of the tune BRASIL on the side of the space bar of this aforementioned dusty keyboard (everything is dusty here). Everything has a swing to it. My 43 years have seen many musical styles. What a great life it has been so far. Everything has a swing to it. Now my teeth are chattering together to BRASIL. How lucky I am to be sensitive to rhythm. How lucky I am to have made it 43 years. Every sound and person and leaf and galaxy and ant and cobweb has a swing to it.

Topic: What's Happening? / Get Your Chops Back on the Sax!

Active Arts’ Saxophone Ensemble
Explore, expand, and create.

Explore the connections between classical music and modern jazz. Expand your ability to solo and sing through your horn using various scales, melodic techniques and phrasing concepts. Create a group composition, as well as learn specialized group arrangements inspired by the music of Bach, modal jazz, and more.

Save the Dates!
Once confirmed, saxophone rehearsals are 3 hours long, 9:30am to 12:30pm, on August 2, August 16, Sept 6, Sept 13, and Sept 27, with a final open rehearsal on September 28 at the Grand Avenue Festival.

GYCB Saxophone Ensemble is for adult learners (18 years or older), non-professional/ recreational musicians with basic playing and reading skills (standard music notation). Acoustic instruments only, please bring your own. Soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones are welcome.

Register online anytime between June 16 and July 14. Sign up in 3 easy steps:
1. Go to musiccenter.org (Key Word Search: Active Arts)
2. Complete either the saxophone or flute choir or guitar registration form.
3. Submit no later than July 14.

Admission Fee: Sliding scale from $10 to $25.
Registration required by July 14, 2008.
You will receive final confirmation by July 25.

Topic: Jazz On The Radio / PLAYLIST: WBCX 89.1 FM Sounds of Jazz June 28,2008

Playlist for Sounds of Jazz on WBCX 89.1 FM for June 28,2008
Broadcasting from Brenau University in Gainesville (NE Atlanta) Ga

Part of our “Straight Ahead Saturday Night” line-up…
Featuring “Sounds of Jazz” with Mark Dove from 6PM to 12PM

“Sounds of Jazz” features straight ahead jazz primarily from the 1950’s to the present. The shows mission is to spread the awareness of some of the country’s greatest music and to feature local area artists in the Atlanta and the Southeast area live in the studio in interview segments to spread the word about the artists.

Playlist for June 28, 2008

Hour 1
DIZZY GILLESPIE – “A Night In Tunisia” – Birk’s Works – (Verve)
TED KOOSHIAN – “Clockwork” – Clockwork – (indep)
FRANK AMSELLAM – “Bud Will Be Back Shortly” – Summer Times – (Sunnyside)
CNY JAZZ ORCHESTRA – “Theme From Get Smart” – Then Now and Again – (indep)
ERIC ALEXANDER – “God Bless the Child” – Alexander the Great – (Highnote)
RICK SIMERLY – “Obscurity” – Obscurity – (Double Time)
UAB SUPERJAZZ BIG BAND – “The Song Is You” – UAB Superjazz Big Band w/Ellis Marsalis – (indep)

Hour 2
DEEP BLUE ORGAN TRIO – “This I Dig Of You” – Folk Music – (Origin)
SABERTOOTH – “If It Ain’t Got That Bop” – Dr Midnight – (Delmark)
PAT METHENY TRIO – “Let’s Move” – Day Trip – (Nonesuch)
MAX PERKOFF – “Inner Light” – Off the Ground – (Playground)
RICHARD BOULGER – “Miss Sarah” – Blues Twilight – (indep)
KENNY CARR – “Tempo Tantrum” – Changing Tide – (indep)
SUN RA AND HIS ASTRO INFINITY ARKESTRA – “I Loves You Porgy” – Holiday for Soul Dance – (Evidence)

Hour 3
LAINIE COOKE – “Waiter Make Mine Blues” – It’s Always You – (Harlemwood)
KELLY HARLAND – “The Song Is You” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
KAREN BLIXT W/JOEY DEFRANCESCO – “When You’re Smiling” – Spin This – (indep)
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “Someone Else is Steppin In” – The Song Is You – live – (Jazz Karma)
DIANNE REEVES – “Day Dream” – Billy Strayhorn Lush Life – (Blue Note)
SCOTT WHITFIELD – “Sugar” – Speaking of Love – (Summit)
CRIS BARBER – “You Go To My Head” – Comes Love – (37)
GRADY TATE – “It Might As Well Be Spring” – From the Heart – (Halfnote)
LOREZ ALEXANDRIA – “D.B.Blues” – The Jazz Singers – (Smithsonian)
REGINA BELLE – “Moanin” – Lazy Afternoon – (Peak)

Hour 4
SCOTT HAMILTON – “Cop Out” – Across the Tracks – (Concord)
LARRY VUCKOVICH TRIO – “Ow!” – High Wall – (Tetrachord)
LARRY VUCKOVICH TRIO – “Put It Where You Want It” – High Wall – (Tetrachord)
SCOTT WHITFIELD QUINTET – “A Message From the Captain” – Live at Charlie O’s – (Summit)
JOE BECK/JOHN ABERCROMBIE – “Just a Waltz” – Coincidence – (Whaling City Sound)
RON DISALVIO – “Green Pasture” – Essence of Green – (Origin)
WYNTON MARSALIS – “Caravan” – Marsalis Standard Time Vol 1 – (Sony)

Hour 5
MICHAEL’S JAZZ QUARTET – “Golden Opportunity” – Woody n’Me – (indep)
BEEGIE ADAIR – “You’re the Top” – Dream Dancing – (Hillsboro jazz)
DON FRIEDMAN TRIO – “Straight Ahead” – Straight Ahead – (No Coast Jazz)
BILL BUCHMAN TRIO – “Born to Be Blue” – Out of the Blue – (indep)
GENE BURKERT – “Yesterdays” – The Jazz Palette – (Sea Breeze)
SCOTT BURNS – “Seascape” – Passages – (Origin)
ALEX BUDMAN AND THE CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ORCHESTRA – “In Case of Emergency” – Instruments of Mass Pleasure – (Origin)
KEN AND HARRY WATTERS – “Days of Wine and Roses” – Brothers II – (Summit)
BILL ANSCHELL – “Undercurrent Event” – When Cooler Heads Prevail – (Summit)
CHARLIE PARKER – “KoKo” – Bebop Spoken Here – (Proper)

Hour 6
CONNIE EVINGSON/DAVE FRISHBERG – “Can’t Take You Nowhere” – Little Did I Dream – (Minnehaha)
LAUREL ZUCKER – “Intime” – The Claude Bolling Suites for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio – (indep)
FREDDIE HUBBARD – “Hub Cap” – Hub Cap – (Blue Note)
KELLY BRAND NEXTET – “Number Nine” – The Door – (Origin)
EASTERN REBELLION – “All the Things You Are” – Simple Pleasure – (Musicmasters)
TOM TALLISCH – “Yellow” – Medicine Man – (Origin)
MAX PERKOFF BAND – “One Dollar Dance” – Infinite Search – (indep)
THELONIOUS MONK – “Round Midnight” – Complete Riverside Recordings – (Riverside)

Comments, requests, suggestions?

Mark Dove
Producer/host – “Sounds of Jazz”
WBCX 89.1 FM
Brenau University
500 Washington St SE
Gainesville, Ga. 30501
http://www.myspace.com/soundsofjazz

Request and comment line: 770-538-4744 http://www.brenau.edu/about/wbcx/

Topic: Players & Bands / DIANA KRALL

HER VOICE AND HER STYLE REMIND ME MUCH THE LATE JULIE LONDON? A THINK DIANA SHE IS TRULY A COOL AND A SEXY FEMALE CROONER AND ALSO A VERY BRIGHT PIANIST. SHE DESERVE THE BEST UNLIKE THAT FAKE MICHAEL BUBLE ???? GOOD LUCK DIANA

Topic: The Dozens / THE DOZENS: THE JAZZ SIDE OF WOODY ALLEN

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Topic: Reviews & Recommendations / The Lovely Marilyn Scott!

Hi all-
I’m a huge jazz fan, and tend to be more so during the summer; something about summertime and jazz I guess.

Last night I got my copy of Marilyn Scott’s new cd “Every Time We Say Goodbye”. She does arrangements of the classic standards like, “Autumn In New York” and “The Way to San Jose” that are of impeccable musicianship. To me, the emotional depth that carries through her voice sets her apart from most vocalists. It’s my favorite jazz cd right now, and I highly recommend it.

Topic: General Forum Topics / David Sanborn

I have recently begun listening to Jazz; I found that it relaxes me when I am stressed out. I have been listening to a lot of David Sanborn, I love how he has an understanding of music and how music should be played, and he is truly talented. My friend at umgd told me that He has a new album Here and Gone coming out August 12th. I am excited for that to come out! You can listen to some of his new stuff on his myspace page.
Leslie

Topic: Jazz On The Radio / "A Night At Nick's" on Riverwalk Jazz Tomorrow

For the week beginning Thursday, June 26, public radio’s Riverwalk Jazz series will revisit the legendary jazz nightclub, Nick’s In Greenwich Village.

For almost three decades, Nick’s Steakhouse was revered as “the place” in Greenwich Village to hear classic, hot, improvised jazz. Music stands and orchestrations were banned from the stage.

Muggsy Spanier led his group there, as did Bud Freeman and Eddie Condon. Booked for a one-nighter, Benny Carter stayed for five weeks. Fats Waller would drop by to play ‘for fun,’ and so did Jack Teagarden.

Jazz pianist Johnny Varro worked at the club off and on, for more than a decade, in bands led by Phil Napoleon and Pee Wee Erwin. Varro gives a flavor of what it was like, “It was a great place. It had atmosphere. They had moose heads all over the walls. From the kitchen they’d bring out these sizzling steaks and poured brandy on the platter and the sweet smell would permeate the place.”

Nick’s Steakhouse in Greenwich Village had the ‘cream of the crop’ on the bandstand. And in the audience—the best ‘brains and brawn’ New York café society had to offer. Icons of high culture and low rubbed shoulders with students and army privates for a chance to experience cornetist Bobby Hackett with Pee Wee Russell on clarinet, the powerful sound of trumpeter Wild Bill Davison, or the swinging sophistication of Bud Freeman and his Summa Cum Laude Orchestra. Playing intermission piano, you might’ve heard stride piano man Cliff Jackson, Hank Duncan or boogie woogie master Meade Lux Lewis.

Crammed together in the smoky room, novelist John Steinbeck and baseball legend Joe DiMaggio crowded around tables next to celebrity bank-robber Willie Sutton and the hottest name in television—The Honeymooners’ Jackie Gleason.

Hopping off the subway at Sheridan Square, you crossed the street and walked straight into Nick’s front door on the corner of 10th and 7th Avenue. The pie-shaped club, lovingly created by Nick Rongetti, had a stained glass window with the letter “N” in blue and gold. Tuxedoed waiters delivered steaks to the tables, but If you did your listening at the bar, beer was only 20 cents.

Between 1937, when the club first opened its doors, until the last set with bandleader Sol Yaged in 1962, a trip to New York wasn’t complete for many fans without a visit to Nick’s. Once hooked on the informal, freewheeling style of jazz played at the club, it often became a life-long passion.

In November 1962, banjoist and entrepreneur Joel Schiavone bought Nick’s and re-opened it as Your Father’s Mustache. Your Father’s Mustache closed in 1971 and the venue went through several more reincarnations until the building was demolished in 1989.

We invited Riverwalk Jazz listeners to share their memories of Nick’s in the Village, and the phones began to ring off the hook. We heard from one man who had gotten engaged at the bar, one who was an Olympic athlete, and several who were musicians who had played at Nick’s. These listeners, and others, contribute their stories to this week’s Riverwalk Jazz broadcast as The Jim Cullum Jazz Band celebrates Nick Rongetti’s club with clarinetist Kenny Davern, pianist Dick Hyman and others.

The response to our request for stories was so great that we decided to share those that we couldn’t fit into the show into a special web presentation here

The atmosphere of Nick’s in the Village, and the exhilarating music made there, lives on, in the fond memories of fans. Tune in to Riverwalk Jazz to hear all about it, or stream the show 24/7 from our website at http://www.riverwalkjazz.org

Topic: The Dozens / THE DOZENS: JOE LOVANO SELECTS ESSENTIAL JOHN COLTRANE

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Topic: Jazz On The Radio / PLAYLIST: WBCX 89.1 FM Cafe Jazz June 23,2008

Playlist for Café Jazz on WBCX 89.1 FM for June 23,2008
Broadcasting from Brenau University in Gainesville (NE Atlanta) Ga

Part of our ” Melodic Monday Night” line-up…
Featuring “Café Jazz” with Mark Dove from 6PM to 8PM

Playlist for June 23, 2008

Hour 1
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “What a Difference a Day Makes” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “Please Send Me Someone to Love” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “Don’t Go to Strangers” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “There Is No Greater Love” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “Someone Else Is Steppin In” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
JANINE GILBERT-CARTER – “Green Dolphin Street” – A Song For You – Live – (Jazz Karma)
LAINIE COOKE – “It’s Always You” – It’s Always You – (Harlemwood)
LAINIE COOKE – “When a Woman Loves A Man” – It’s Always You – (Harlemwood)
LAINIE COOKE – “Waiter Make Mine Blues” – It’s Always You – (Harlemwood)
LAINIE COOKE – “Meet Me Where They Play the Blues” – It’s Always You – (Harlemwood)

Hour 2
KELLY HARLAND – “I’m Old Fashioned” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
KELLY HARLAND – “Look For the Silver Lining” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
KELLY HARLAND – “Make Believe” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
KELLY HARLAND – “Long Ago and Far Away” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
KELLY HARLAND – “Yesterdays” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
KELLY HARLAND – “Don’t Ever Leave Me” – Long Ago and Far Away – (Origin)
CRIS BARBER – “My Foolish Heart” – This Moment To Be Free – (37)
CRIS BARBER – “Devil May Care” – This Moment To Be Free – (37)
CRIS BARBER – “Sunny” – This Moment To Be Free – (37)
CRIS BARBER – “Love For Sale” – This Moment To Be Free – (37)
CRIS BARBER – “Blackbird” – This Moment To Be Free – (37)
CRIS BARBER – “Just A Little Lovin” – Comes Love – (37)

Questions, Comments, Suggestions?

Mark Dove
Producer/host – “Café Jazz”
WBCX 89.1 FM
Brenau University
500 Washington St SE
Gainesville, Ga. 30501

Request and comment line: 770-538-4744 http://www.brenau.edu/about/wbcx/

Topic: General Jazz Discussion / amazing jazz artist

Hello Everyone! If you are a jazz fan you are sure to find David Sanborn’s music to be not only talented, but inspirational. He is an amazing saxophonist and I would recommend his music for any jazz lovers out there. I am excited for his new album to come out August 12th.:) Check out his music on his myspace.

http://www.myspace.com/davidsanbornband
Leslie
UMGD

Topic: What's Happening? / New Jazz series begins in Orlando August 23

Jazz On Edge – www.jazzonedge.com – is an ongoing series of live showcases, giving Orlando jazz audiences the opportunity to hear original work by local and national musicians.

9pm, August 23, 2008.
Taste Restaurant
717 W. Smith Street, Orlando
407-835-0646 for tickets ($15) and dinner reservations

Featuring:

Brian Groder
From NYC, trumpeter/composer Brian Groder, playing with Grammy-nominated bassist Doug Mathews (Sam Rivers Trio), as heard on the CD Torque.

• “4 Stars – Best CDs of 2007” – Downbeat Magazine
• “One of the new rising stars in the jazz universe” – MazzMusikaS, Netherlands
• “Music of ceaselessly fascinating possibilities” – All About Jazz
• “The definition of today’s jazz.” – Trem Azul, Portugal

Eastside Combo
From the “east side” of Orlando, here’s a piano trio that lulls you into a sense of straight-ahead jazz security, then leads to a whole new world with their original compositions.

Claire Courchene
Raised in England, Claire has played cello since the age of 2, trombone at 7. Her potential is astounding … what other 22 year-old is already playing in the Sam Rivers Big Band?

Please join us!

Topic: Jazz On The Radio / PLAYLIST: WBCX 89.1 FM Sounds of Jazz June 14,2008

Playlist for Sounds of Jazz on WBCX 89.1 FM for June 14,2008
Broadcasting from Brenau University in Gainesville (NE Atlanta) Ga

Part of our “Straight Ahead Saturday Night” line-up…
Featuring “Sounds of Jazz” with Mark Dove from 6PM to 12PM

“Sounds of Jazz” features straight ahead jazz primarily from the 1950’s to the present. The shows mission is to spread the awareness of some of the country’s greatest music and to feature local area artists in the Atlanta and the Southeast area live in the studio in interview segments to spread the word about the artists.

Playlist for June 14, 2008

Hour 1
DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET – “Mr Fats” – London Flat London Sharp – (Telarc)
JOE BECK/JOHN ABERCROMBIE – “The Turnaround” – Coincidence – (Whaling City Sound)
JESSICA WILLIAMS – “Blessing In Disguise” – Songs for a New Century – (Origin)
JANE IRA BLOOM – “Multiple Choice” – Mental Weather – (Outline)
CANNONBALL ADDERLEY – “Midnight Mood” – Radio Nights – (Night)
BENNY GREEN – “Beg Your Parlan” – Naturally – (Telarc)
BILL EVANS TRIO – “Displacement” – New Jazz Conceptions – (Riverside)

Hour 2
STAN GETZ – “Crazy Rhythm” – West Coast Jazz Box Set – (Contemporary)
DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET – “Take Five” – Time Out – (Sony)
SHIRANTHA BEDDAGE – “I’ll Be Gone” – Roots and Branches – (indep)
DEXTER GORDON – “Second Balcony Jump” – Go – (Blue Note)
JAZZ AT THE MOVIES BAND – “Taxi Driver” – Body Heat – (Discovery)
ART BLAKEY AND THE JAZZ MESSENGERS – “Dat Dere” – Complete Blue Note 1960 – (Mosaic)
WAYNE BERGERON – “The Hipster” – Plays Well With Others – (Concord)
WARDELL GRAY – “Bright Boy” – West Coast Jazz Box Set – (Contemporary)
SUPERSAX AND L.A.VOICES – “L.A.” – Best Of – (Group 7)

Hour 3
MICHAEL FRANKS – “You Were Meant For Me” – Dragonfly Summer – (Reprise)
CHERYL BENTYNE – “Girl Talk” – Talk Of the Town – (Telarc)
TIERNEY SUTTON – “Early Autumn” – Unsung Heroes – (Telarc)
GINGER BERGLUND – “Waters of March” – Haven’t We Met – (indep)
JOE SAMPLE W/RANDY CRAWFORD – “See Line Woman” – Feeling Good – (PRA)
HARRY CONNICK JR – “Save the Last Dance for Me” – Only You – (Sony)
OSCAR BROWN JR – “Dat Dere” – Sin and Soul – (Sony)
CARLA COOK – “Inner City Blues” – It’s All About Love – (Maxjazz)
JACKIE ALLEN – “One Mint Julep” – The Men In My Life – (A440)
JAMIE CULLUM – “Next Year Baby” – Twentysomething – (Verve)
MOSE ALLISON – “Wild Man On the Loose” – Allison Wonderland – (Rhino)

Hour 4
RAY BROWN – CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE – JOHN CLAYTON – “Get Happy” – Superbass II – (Telarc)
JOHN BASILE – “That Old Feeling” – It Was A Very Good Year – (indep)
COUNT BASIE – “Basie Beat” – Complete Fifties Sessions – (Mosaic)
KENNY CARR – “The Chase” – Changing Tides – (indep)
PAT METHENY W/CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE AND ANTONIO SANCHEZ – “At Last You’re Here” – Day Trip – (Nonesuch)
RAY BROWN TRIO – “High Heel Sneakers” – Best of Concord Years – (Concord)
BRIDGE QUARTET – “Three for Three” – Day – (Origin)
BIG PHAT BAND – “Cut N’Run” – The Phat Pack – (Immergent)
DIZZY GILLESPIE – “Salt Peanuts” – Bebop Spoken Here – (Proper)

Hour 5
PAUL CARR – “Just Noodlin” – Just Noodlin – (Jazz Karma)
HADLEY CALIMAN – “Old Devil Moon” – Gratitude – (Origin)
MACE HIBBARD – “Town Lake” – When Last We Met – (MHM)
ART FARMER/BENNY GOLSON JAZZTET – “Blues On Down” – Complete Argo/Mercury Sessions – (Mosaic)
HERBIE HANCOCK – “The Eye of the Hurricane” – Maiden Voyage – (Blue Note)
BILL WATROUS/GARY URWIN JAZZ ORCH – “Theme From Chinatown” – Kindred Spirits – (Summit)
EARL KLUGH – “The Summer Knows” – Naked Guitar – (Koch)
BILL BUCHMAN TRIO – “Revelation” – Out of the Blue – (Indep)
TROY ANDREWS – “Four” – Trombone Shorty’s Swingin’ Gate – (indep)

Hour 6
CHICK COREA/GARY BURTON – “Crystal Silence” – The New Crystal Silence – (Concord)
HERB ELLIS/JOE PASS – “Seven Come Eleven” – Concord 30th Anniversary Box Set – (Concord)
MONTY ALEXANDER – “The River” – Live at the Iridium – (Telarc)
TROY ANDREWS – “Softly As In A Morning Sunrise” – The End Of the Beginning – (Treme)
RON DISALVIO – “Arcadia” – Essence of Green – (Origin)
JOEY DEFRANCESCO W/GEORGE COLEMAN – “Cherokee” – Live the Authorized Bootleg – (Concord)
JAZZ AT THE MOVIES BAND – “Round Midnight” – Body Heat – (Discovery)

Comments, requests, suggestions?

Mark Dove
Producer/host – “Sounds of Jazz”
WBCX 89.1 FM
Brenau University
500 Washington St SE
Gainesville, Ga. 30501
http://www.myspace.com/soundsofjazz

Request and comment line: 770-538-4744 http://www.brenau.edu/about/wbcx/

Topic: Jazz On The Radio / PLAYLIST: WBCX 89.1 FM Sounds of Jazz June 21,2008

Playlist for Sounds of Jazz on WBCX 89.1 FM for June 21,2008
Broadcasting from Brenau University in Gainesville (NE Atlanta) Ga

Part of our “Straight Ahead Saturday Night” line-up…
Featuring “Sounds of Jazz” with Mark Dove from 6PM to 12PM

“Sounds of Jazz” features straight ahead jazz primarily from the 1950’s to the present. The shows mission is to spread the awareness of some of the country’s greatest music and to feature local area artists in the Atlanta and the Southeast area live in the studio in interview segments to spread the word about the artists.

Playlist for June 21, 2008

Hour 1
KIM RICHMOND ENSEMBLE – “The Peacocks” – Live at Cafe Metropol – (Origin)
DAN MORETTI – “Passing Place” – Passing Place – (Whaling City Sound)
MONTY ALEXANDER – “Slappin” – Live At the Iridium – (Telarc)
GEORGE COTSIRILOS TRIO – “Side Pocket” – On the Rebop – (Origin)
MAX AND SI PERKOFF – “Everything Must Change” – Amazing Space – (Playground)
DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET – “To Sit And Dream” – London Flat London Sharp – (Telarc)
RAY BROWN TRIO – “Starbucks Blues” – Live at Starbucks – (Telarc)

Hour 2
JIM PEARCE – “Debbie Marie” – Never Open With a Ballad – (Oak Ave)
MAX PERKOFF – “Dizzy for President” – Off the Ground – (Playground)
LINDA DACHTYL – “Frame For the Blues” – For Hep Cats – (Chicken Coup)
OSCAR PETERSON TRIO – “Cheek To Cheek” – The Song Is You – Best of Verve Years – (Verve)
MARIAN MCPARTLAND – “Willow Weep For Me” – Concord 3oth Anniversary Box Set – (Concord)
PETE MCGUINNESS JAZZ ORCH – “Chase Scene” – First Flight – (Summit)
THOMAS MARRIOTT – “Everywhere I Go” – Crazy – the Music of Willie Nelson – (Origin)
LAUREL ZUCKER – “Irlandaise” – Claude Bolling Suites for Flute and Jazz Piano – (indep)
HOWARD RUMSEY’S LIGHTHOUSE ALL STARS – “Sunset Eyes” – West Coast Jazz Box Set – (Contemporary)
SHORTY ROGERS – “Popo” – West Coast Jazz Box Set – (Contemporary)

Hour 3
RICK BLESSING – “Lover’s Holiday” – I’m Just the Guy For You – (indep)
JOE SAMPLE W/RANDY CRAWFORD – “Last Night at Danceland” – Feeling Good – (PRA)
BETTE MIDLER – “Is That All There Is” – Higher Ground Hurricane Katrina Benefit – (Blue Note)
MOSE ALLISON – “Seventh Son” – Allison Wonderland – (Rhino)
ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY – “The Glory of Love” – Blues In the Night – (Telarc)
GINGER BERGLUND – “Corcovado” – Haven’t We Met – (indep)
NEW YORK VOICES – “As We Live and Breathe” – A Day Like This – (MCG)
ANNIE SELLICK – “Any Place I Hang My Hat” – A Little Piece of Heaven – (Chalice Music)
DIANA KRALL – “Let’s Fall In Love” – Very Best of Diana Krall – (Verve)
TIERNEY SUTTON – “Blue In Green” – Unsung Heroes – (Telarc)
CHRIS HUMPHREY – “In Walked Bud” – Nothing But Blue Sky – (Cadence Jazz)
CONNIE EVINGSON/DAVE FRISHBERG – “Snowbound” – Little Did I Dream – (Minnehaha)

Hour 4
KELLY BRAND NEXTET – “The Question” – The Door – (Origin)
ART FARMER/BENNY GOLSON JAZZTET – “My Funny Valentine” – The Complete Argo/Mercury Sessions – (Mosaic)
ROBERTA PIKET TRIO – “Flight” – Love and Beauty – (Indep)
BENNY GOLSON – “In Your Own Sweet Way” – Terminal 1 – (Concord)
THELONIOUS MONK W/JOHN COLTRANE – “Epistrophy” – Live at Carnegie Hall – (Blue Note)
ALEX CLEMENTS – “Emily’s Song” – Waiting For You – (indep)
MINGUS BIG BAND – “Passions of a Woman Loved” – Tonight at Noon – (Dreyfus)

Hour 5
BILLY TAYLOR AND GERRY MULLIGAN – “Line for Lyons” – Live at MCG – (MCG)
SCOTT WHITFIELD – “Inner Peace” – Hiding in Plain Sight – (Amasoya)
BLUE WISP BIG BAND – “Ricochet” – Tribute – (Sea Breeze)
TONY BENNETT w/BARBRA STREISAND – “Smile” – Duets – (Sony)
LENORE RAPHAEL – “Yesterdays” – Invitation – (Swingin Fox)
BENNY GOODMAN – “Sing Sing Sing” – The Essential Benny Goodman – (Sony)
ERIC ALEXANDER – “Soft Winds” – Alexander the Great – (Highnote)
MARK ADAMS – “Lullaby for Marleigh” – Feel the Groove – (indep)

Hour 6
LYNNE ARRIALE – “Home” – Come Together – (Motema Music)
CANNONBALL ADDERLEY ALL STARS – “I Should Care” – Cannon ReLoaded – (Concord)
BILL ANSCHELL – “Angels Watching Over Me” – When Cooler Heads Prevail – (Summit)
BILL CHARLAP TRIO – “All Across the City” – Live at the Village Vanguard – (Blue Note)
CHARLEY HARRISON W/CHICAGO JAZZ ORCHESTRA FEAT DAN TRUDELL – “Vitamin B-3” – Keeping My Composure – (indep)
J.J.JOHNSON – “Bernie’s Tune” – Savoy Sessions – (Savoy)
COUNT BASIE – “Oh Lady Be Good” – Complete Fifties Verve Sessions – (Mosaic)
LOU DONALDSON – “Three Little Words” – Complete Blue Note Small Group 1957-60 – (Mosaic)
MILES DAVIS – “Round Midnight” – Complete Miles and Trane – (Sony)

Comments, requests, suggestions?

Mark Dove
Producer/host – “Sounds of Jazz”
WBCX 89.1 FM
Brenau University
500 Washington St SE
Gainesville, Ga. 30501
http://www.myspace.com/soundsofjazz

Request and comment line: 770-538-4744 http://www.brenau.edu/about/wbcx/