[JPL] PLAYLIST: WRTI 'Straight Ahead' w/Jeff Duperon 06/06/09

[Jeff Duperon]

WRTI 'Straight Ahead' w/Jeff Duperon

Saturday, 6PM-9PM

PLAYLIST
06/06/2009

 

Song Title/Artist/CD-LP Title/ Label

 

6PM

Jelly Roll, Charles Mingus, Mingus Ah Um, Columbia Legacy

Crawfish & Gumbo, Lynne Arriale, Nuance, Motema

Song For My Father, Kermit Ruffins, Livin' A Treme Life, Basin Street
Records

Winin' Boy Blues, Allen Toussaint, The Bright Mississippi, Nonesuch

Four or Five Times, Sidney Bechet, Spreadin Joy, Naxos Jazz Legends

Raincheck, Grant Stewart, plays the music of Duke Ellington & Billy
Strayhorn, Sharp 9 Records

Man In The Black Hat, Torben Waldorff, Afterburn, Artist Share

Samba de Paris, Kyle Eastwood, Metropolitain, Candid-Mack Avenue Records

Urban Myths, Joel Harrison, Urban Myths, High Note

7PM

Sea Journey, Burton-Metheny-Swallow-Sanchez, Quartet Live, Concord Jazz

Road Song, Terrence Brewer, Groovin' Wes, Strong Brew Music

Bumpin' On Sunset, Terrence Brewer, Groovin' Wes, Strong Brew Music

Dem Philadelphia Organ Blues, Radam Schwartz, Blues Citizens, Savant

Road to Marostica, One For All, Return of the Lineup, Sharp 9 Records

The Blackamoor, Derrick Gardner & The Jazz Prophets +2, echoes of ethnicity,
Owl Studios

8PM

Dingle-Dangle, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Watts, Dark Key Music

Family Portrait, Donald Bailey, Blueprints of Jazz, Vol. 3, Talking House
Records

Psalm 150-2, Tarbaby, Tarbaby, Imani Records

Monklike, Cooper & Johnson, Common Journey, Cooper & Johnson

Mona Lisa Puzzle, Hey Rim Jeon, Mona Lisa Puzzle, Jazz Jeon Records

The Ambitious Violet, Sean Jones, The Search Within, Mack Avenue Records

 

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