Basic. To start the show tonight. And next up and under my voice currently in the Carla Bley orchestra with mysterious So this is a Felonious Monk tribute album that's the way I feel now. A lot of good music to come your way this evening if you'll just stay with us here on public radio K.C.B. X. . 4 we get into it though I just want to thank you all for the great support you showed Public Radio K.C.B. X. During our fall pledge drive we wrapped it up last Friday bit shy of our goal however so if you donate a pledge during the pledge of course thank you so much but if you haven't done it. Didn't get around to it please find the time now you can go online and contribute at K.C. Be axed out org or tomorrow that they'll take your call be already for you if you call the station during business hours but K.C. Be axed out org make your pledge if you haven't done it and thanks. Again. Oh. Me. Lol. Crusaders. 1986 was at the time. It's called scratch. We also heard in this. Intuition songs from the minds of women. And fantastic version of. The start. We actually had a sort of introduction to the show. From the cars. So right after the Crusaders we'll be listening to the royal Jazz Orchestra with a little bit of an intro from the Digable Planets of all planets. This is. Here with you on a Monday evening. Let Let. Let. Let. Let. Movie. 2 Public Radio and freedom jazz hands with some great music from Dave Holland on bass suck your Hussain on Toddlers and Chris Potter on tenor saxophone It's called Good Hope is the title track of a brand new album from that trio these are virtual So those that I probably don't need to say that after you listen to that last track Good Hope. That was preceded by the other side of Duke Ellington that is a project done by the Palmetto label all stars and Duke Ellington song mount Harrison. Goes back to the. Late fifty's early sixty's Duke Ellington era in the Far East Suite. Set started with the Royal crunk Jazz Orchestra a project from Russell gonna trumpeter and he cleared a little spoken word sample from Wynton Marsalis there describing the blues that. Sort of set that thing up and I tagged on a little bit of the Digable Planets to get us in the feeling that that is definitely where that song was coming from which is called the critic song that brings us up to date here on. Here with you we're down here on a Monday evening as we do. And starting into this next little segment. Is the great the Sue perv Wayne Shorter. He wrote the song Indian song. He's joined by Herbie Hancock on piano Cecil McBee on bass judge chambers on drums coming from the album etc. Indian song. Right here on public radio K.C. Vs. The A. Thing. I'm. a. Scale . This is K C B X H T one San Luis Obispo K N B X 81 San Ardo in K S B X Santa Barbara Republic radio for the Central Coast Monday evening time for freedom jazz dance it's actually been time for almost exactly an hour and I hope you've been enjoying the music up to this point my name's RICK MATTHEWS every week we come down here and do this at a about 8 pm and take it till about 10 pm when we turn it over to David figure oh and try to move books which will be happening at 10 in about an hour so I hope you'll stay tuned for that I want to mention that we wrapped up our fall pledge drive last Friday evening but. There's always a but right that didn't quite get the gold so if you donated thank you so much if you have not yet done it please take a moment contributed K.C.B. X. Dot org And we thank you for your support. That last piece was by the Bad Plus of course it is a long distance run around written by John Anderson who used to be at least a. Central Coast resident for a while and and grew up in northern England that song kind of references some of his philosophical. Queries that he had as a young As a young adult. And the maybe the issues he had with established religion at the time long distance running so the Bad Plus that comes from an album called for all I care a windy Lewis provided the both vocals too bad plus piano trio we also heard from Point shorter and Indian song just an amazing piece of music and I know that was a bit you know you say intense and and maybe not grounded really well but if you're not grounded sometimes you're flying and that's how I felt about that song as those people were definitely doing that and jazz can do that and I hope you appreciate that that kind of art form because that's what we like to present to you here on Monday evenings at any rate. Taking this into the next hour is Miles Davis this is the title tune from the album Water Babies another composition from Wayne Shorter who joins smiles. Playing trumpet of course Wayne on saxophone Herbie Hancock piano Ron Carter bass Tony Williams drums you know the group Miles Davis content going to follow that up with something brand new from the soul jazz orchestra called the well runs dry and then some other things of very current things by. From this year galactic we're going to hear a track from their album already ready already. And then from a tuba player DION CROSS will be listening to one from his album feel so. Good set some good music coming your way in 2nd hour of freedom jazz dance tonight thanks for listening I do want to mention supporter K.C.B. X. Comes from the big dot in linguist family winery their tasting room on West Branch street in a row granite featuring wines made from organic biodynamic and sustainable grapes they're open 7 days a week. 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