On episode 140 of Jazz Mine you can hear from Meade Lux Lewis, Melanie O'Reilly, Bobby Wellins, Albert Ammons, Jimmy Yancey, Sade, Billy Taylor, Danny Fox Trio.and many more ..........A wide range of jazz covering many ages & genres. Saturdays 5PM on dublincityfm.ie.
On this first edition in the New Jazz Year 2018 I'd like to invite you to a "FREEDOM JAZZ DANCE" grooving along to some exciting Jazz recordings searching for the spirit for personal and worldwide peace, "GETTIN' TO IT" with Eddie Harris, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Christian McBride+Big Band, Steve Turre, Ron MIles and Dwiki Dharmawan, wishing all my listeners a happy, healthy and peaceful New Year with loads of inspiring Jazz and loads of Jazz-Fairytales on TALES FROM THE FAR SIDE in front of us.
Read more: Tales from the far Side 04.01.2018 A Freedom Jazz Dance into the New Year
Jazz to suit all moods as we enter into the final Jazz Mine of 2017. Plus a bonus track at the end which was not included in the broadcast due to time constraints. Happy New Year to you all.
On episode 137 of Jazz Mine you can hear from John Coltrane, Hugh Buckley, Lee Konitz, Magnus Lindgren, Ray Charles and many more ..........A wide range of jazz covering many ages & genres. Saturdays 5PM on dublincityfm.ie.
On this edition you can hear the "Happy Horns" of Clark Terry, one of the most important Jazz trumpeters, fluegelhornists and composers with a brilliant technique and full of rich emotions. And I look back at his extraordinary career, with Terry rising out of the Count Basie Big Band into the Duke Ellington Orchestra and releasing some stunning work as a leader of his own groups and as a sideman with Oscar Peterson and Bob Brookmeier to name only two.
Read more: Tales from the far Side 14.12.17 The Happy Horns of Clark Terry
On episode 136 of Jazz Mine you can hear from Seth MacFarlane, Jacob Collier, In The Country, ICP Orchestra feat. Misha Mengelberg, Nina Simone, The Jive Aces feat. Toni Elizabeth Prima and many more ..........A wide range of jazz covering many ages & genres. Saturdays 5PM on dublincityfm.ie.
On this edition I would like to show that , from the early years to our modern times, Jazz has and will alway ignore political, social, religious, cultural and linguistic boundaries and speaks to the listener IN ALL LANGUAGES in a spirit of openness and inclusion. Jazz simply learns us a lesson: that people and societies are at their most peaceful when they tolerate each other and work together. Music by Wolfgang Puschnig, Jelly Roll Morton, Charlie Parker, Machito, Dizzy Gillespie, Chano Pozo, Gerry Mulligan, Astor Piazolla, Abdullah Ibrahim, Jan Garbarek and the Indo-Pak Coaltion deliver the soundtrack for this mission.
