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Program every Thursday 22.00-23.00 Radio Westerwolde. (GMT)
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We present some excellent Dutch jazz musicians this week.
From pianist Rob Agerbeek, female jazz singer Sabrina Starke, gitarist Jan Akkerman, female trompetist Saskia Laroo, female jazz singer Xandra Willis and at last gitarist and composer Martijn van Iterson.
One hour with these fine musicians.
Playlist :
01 - keep the change - Rob Agerbeek (album Keep The Change)
02 - Do For Love - Sabrina Starke (album Yellow Brick Road)
03 - Sunny Days - Sabrina Starke (album Bags and Suitcases)
04 - Ain't No Sunshine - Sabrina Starke (album Lean On Me)
05 - Blues Route 94 - Jan Akkerman (album Blues Hearts)
06 - More Vibes - Saskia Laroo (album Body Music)
07 - Whenever He Comes By - Xandra Willis (album To Be With You)
08 - Cool - Martijn van Iterson (album It's Happening)
09 - The Whole Bunch - Martijn van Iterson Quartet (album The Whole Bunch)
10 - Body and Soul - Martijn van Iterson (album Streetwise)
11 - Streetwise - Martijn van Iterson (album Streetwise)
This week we bring you the latest records from Gill Manly (DOB 1955?)(with guest Buddy Greco (1926-2017)), Clare Teal (1973), Pat Metheny (1954), Heather Masse (DOB ??), Dick Hyman (1927) and June Noa (1983).
Playlist :
01 - The Second Time Around - Gill Manly & Buddy Greco (album The Lies of Handsome Men)
02 - Go Away Little Boy - Gill Manly (same album)
03 - In A Mellow Tone - Clare Teal (album Don't Talk)
04 - The Way You Look Tonight - Clare Teal (album And So It Goes)
05 - He Was Beautiful - Clare Teal (album Hey Ho)
06 - Chasing Cars - Clare Teal (album Hey Ho)
07 - Minuano - Pat Metheny (album North Sea Jazz Festival 2003)
08 - September Song - Heather Masse & Dick Hyman (album Lock My Heart)
09 - Lost In The Stars - Heather Masse & Dick Hyman (album Lock My Heart)
10 - High Heels - June Noa (album Not Guilty)
11 - If I Ever leave You - June Noa (album Not Guilty)
WE HEBBEN ZE!! Na maanden van voorbereiding zijn hier dan eindelijk Joop Visser & Jessica van Noord oftewel het Succesvolle Duo.
De iets ouderen kennen Joop Visser van de jaren 60 en 70 als Jaap Fischer.
Vanavond hoort u het vraaggesprek dat wij afgelopen weekeinde met dit illustere duo hadden.
Playlist :
01- Zondaar - Joop Visser
02 - van Philips krijg je lampen - Joop Visser
03 - Onze Jan is manager geworden - Joop Visser & Jessica van Noord
04 - Trouw - Joop Visser
05 - VVD - Joop Visser
06 - PVDA - Joop Visser
07 - Hordenloper - Joop Visser
08 - Marcel van Dam - Joop Visser Interview deel 1 (onderwerpen Jaap Fischer in Groningen, Jan Roth, Haarlemse Humor, het Succesvolle Duo)
09 - In de Schemering - Joop Visser
10 - De Monniken - Jaap Fischer
11 - De winkel - Joop Visser
Interview deel 2 (onderwerpen nieuwe DVD, eerste ontmoeting, Frans Timmermans, Jos van Rey, Kim Jong-Un, Limburg, Geert Wilders, Kees Stip)
12 - Pincode - Joop Visser & Jessica van Noord
13 - van Basten - Joop Visser
14 - het Ei - Jaap Fischer
Nu even een sneert van Joop Visser naar oplichtster Jomanda : 15 - Ze hadden hem - Joop Visser
16 - Tem Me Dan -Jaap Fischer
17 - Groningen - Joop Visser
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This week we have some surprises for you. First the Dutch Kees Kuyt Combo (Fontana 1957).
The only jazz recording from this group.
Second Miles Davis in Amsterdam 1957 with a group of French musicians (Kenny Clarke on drums).
Furthermore our friend Ron Westray from Blue Canoe Records.
He made an album with Wycliffe Gordon, Bone Structure.
The end of our program is for Rene Marie(1955-Warrenton,Va).
We give you a selection from her 8 albums.
Playlist :
01 - But Nor For Me - Kees Kuyt Combo (FONTANA 463 110 TE)
02 - Opus for vibes en gitaar - Kees Kuyt Combo (FONTANA 463 110 TE)
03 - Four - Miles Davis (album Amsterdam)
04 - Fran - Miles Davis Quintet (album Live in Kongresshaus Zurich)
05 - Modern Nostalgia - Ron Westray & Wycliffe Gordon (album Bone Structure)
06 - The Surrey With The Fringe On Top - Rene Marie (album Vertigo)
07 - Red Shoes - Rene Marie (album Serene Renegade)
08 - Wishes - Rene Marie (album Black Lace Freudian Slip)
09 - Let's Do It - Rene Marie (album I Wanna Be Evil, with Love to Eartha Kitt)(with Wycliffe Gordon)
10 - Oh John - Rene Marie (same album)
This week we give our listeners an overview from the 24 Yellowjackets albums we have in stock.
Yellowjackets is an American jazz fusion quartet.
The original group, called The Robben Ford Group, was formed in 1977, and consisted of Robben Ford, Russell Ferrante, Jimmy Haslip and Ricky Lawson.
Ford had originally assembled the group to record Inside Story, but signed to a separate record contract, ended up listed as a guest artist.
Eventually he was replaced by saxophone player Marc Russo. Ricky Lawson left in 1986 to tour with Lionel Richie.
Some of their songs were featured on The Weather Channel's Local On The 8s segments.
Founded in 1981 as an R&B-oriented band that starred guitarist Robben Ford, the group took a giant step forward when, after Ford's departure, altoist Marc Russo took his place.
With original members Russell Ferrante on keyboards and electric bassist Jimmy Haslip, in addition to drummer William Kennedy, the band found its own R&B-ish sound, sometimes playing original compositions that sounded like Joe Zawinul at his most melodic.
Starting out on Warner Brothers in the early '80s, the Yellowjackets moved to MCA/GRP in 1986, where they released a string of well-received albums.
They also appeared with two songs on the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
In the '90s, Russo chose to go out on his own and plays regularly with The Doobie Brothers, and his replacement, Bob Mintzer (on tenor and bass clarinet), added more jazz credibility to the group's music. They moved back to Warner Brothers in 1995 for several albums before moving the Heads Up label for the live two-CD set Mint Jam in 2002. 2003 saw the release of their first studio album in five years, Time Squared.
Three years later, the band celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary as an ensemble with the release of the live album Twenty Five.
In May 2008, the Yellowjackets released their 20th release, Lifecycle, also on HeadsUp International. Lifecycle features guitarist and label-mate Mike Stern, making it the first Yellowjackets record in 15 years to feature guitar (1994's Run For Your Life featured Robben Ford on the track Even Song).
The album has been nominated for the 2009 GRAMMY Awards in the category of Best Contemporary Jazz Album. Russell Ferrante has also been nominated in the category of Best Instrumental Composer for the track "Claire's Closet."
