[JPL] PLAYLIST: WRTI 'The Historical Approach to the Positive Music' w/Jeff Duperon 03/01/09

[Jeff Duperon]

WRTI ‘The Historical Approach to the Positive Music’ w/Jeff Duperon

Sunday, 8PM-Midnight 

PLAYLIST
03/01/09

Song Title/Artist/ CD-LP Title/ Label

 

8PM

Blues March, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Paris Jazz Concert, Europe
1

I'll Remember April, Clifford Brown and Max Roach, at Basin Street, EmArcy

Ends and Means, Vincent Herring, Ends and Means, High Note

CONVERSATION: Vincent Herring

The Palmieri Effect, Brian Lynch, Simpatico, Artist Share

9PM

CONVERSATION: Brian Lynch

The Jones Brothers, Clayton Brothers, Brother To Brother, Artist Share

Spontaneous Combustion, Cannonball Adderley, Presenting Cannonball, Savoy
jazz

Did You Call Her Today?, Irvin Mayfield Sextet, live at the Blue Note, Half
Note Records

10PM

Terranga, Jon Faddis, Terranga, Koch Records

Déjà Blu, Clifton Anderson, Decade, Doxy Records

For Milt, Bobby Watson, From The Heart, Palmetto Records

Yours Is My Heart Alone, Tim Warfield, One For Shirley, Criss Cross Jazz

Tyrone, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Rise Up!, Palmetto Records

More Today Than Yesterday, Charles Earland, Black Talk!, Prestige

11PM

The Oliest, Donald Byrd, Landmarks, 32 Jazz

Deciphering The Message, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, at the Cafe
Bohemia, Volume One, Blue Note

I Want To Talk About You, John Coltrane, Soultrane, Prestige

Knowledge of Self, Billy Harper, Blueprints of Jazz, Vol. 2, Talking House
Records

These Are Those Soulful Days, Wynton Marsalis, From The Plantation To The
Penitentiary, Blue Note

 

 

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