Baritone saxophone host Glen coaster and Horace Silver's Quicksilver from his recording the way of it along with Glenn on baritone sax Steve Cobol Chuck guitar Dana Landry piano Eric Applegate bass and Jim White on drums. Hi there how you doing welcome on yet you're listening to jazz My name is stage one it is always a pleasure to welcome you and have you aboard here is guitarist striker from his recording the chaser He's joined by Jared gold on organ and Tony readers on drums for a tune written in honor of James Williams bowed j w. My James Moody from his recording all MA's and moody tune the composer is Chick Corea James voting on tenor 2 flute players or flutists the marina and Laurence Feldman David Hazel Tina electric piano Hans Globish nag on bass amp and pin c.r.t. Drums and veteran percussionist Don Elias adding extra percussion with Congress and various percussive instruments and before that Dave striker from his recording the chaser with Mo j w in honor of James Williams Dave on guitar Jared gold on organ and Tony radios on drums you're listening to jazz with Dave one and guitar is Peter Bernstein joined by some great colleagues Brad Mehldau on piano Christian McBride on bass Gregory Hutchinson on drums recorded a disease club Coca-Cola here is the loneliest Monk's pun on Ikea. C. Thank you once again Brad Mehldau to. Christian is right on the base Christian and I enjoy. Great Hutcheson on the draw thank. You Peter and John on the guitar and thank you so much. It sure was. Peter Bernstein and his great friends from a 2 cd set called signs live and for Lonnie s. Monks Phnom acoa from sessions done in 2015 at disease club Coca-Cola in New York the band is worth repeating Brad Mehldau on piano Christian McBride bass Gregory Howard Johnson drums and Peter Bernstein on guitar. You're listening to jazz with daybed won a lot more jazz coming up please stay with us. Tribute to the great Art Blakey coming up in just a couple minutes but 1st the basi band. In . Maine. But. What. About. The Count Basie Orchestra with Carmen Bradford on vocal with a foggy day that is from the recording called Long live the chief one of the 1st recordings made by the band after the Count's death well a couple minutes ago we heard from Peter Bernstein and friends recorded at disease club Coca-Cola in New York let's go to another club in New York the are ready I'm for a tribute to the great Art Blakey and the line up here are members of Blakey's Jazz Messengers throughout the years with the exception of Louis Nash on drums filling the shoes of Art Blakey here but the line up Benny Golson sax Terence Blanchard on trumpet Curtis Fuller trombone Geoffrey keys are piano and Peter Washington on bass Lewis Nash on drums This is from a recording called the legacy of Art Blakey live at the uranium the Jazz Messengers with Allah mode. The be. Above. The Jazz Messengers all alumni of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers live at the aridity I'm in New York City in 1997 with Curtis fallers mode we heard Curtis Fuller on trombone Benny Golson on sax Terence Blanchard on trumpet Jeff keys or piano Peter Washington bass and filling the shoes of Art Blakey very very well on drums Mr Louis Nash the Jazz Messengers from the recording the legacy of Art Blakey . You're listening to jazz with Davis one and shifting gears 2 bombed colonel with his l.a. Big band from a recording dedicated to the music of Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays there's a very very nice thing called Always and forever. Good thing. To. The old. You might not think that the music of Patmos theni would be well suited for a big band but there is proof positive that it is Bob Curnow is a big band with Patton Finis always and forever Bobby shoe soloing on flugelhorn Bobby shoe also is the lead trumpeter in this band and does an amazing solo on the very exuberant tune called min you want it well so by Pat Metheny and included on this recording just called the music of Patton Athenian Lyle Mays Bob Colonel was a veteran of the Stan Kenton orchestra playing and arranging composing probably for that band here he is putting together an l a big band and dedicating it to the music of Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays hope you enjoyed that you're listening to jazz with Dave Schwann and we thank you so much for your support of this great American music we call jazz always great to have you with us and we pick up the tempo quite a bit now with Charles Earl and The Mighty burner this is from his recording cooking with the mighty burner Eric Alexander is on tenor James return to gun trumpet Melvin sparks on guitar and Bobby Durham on drums I suggest you get ready for this. Fasten your seat belts here comes Charles Earl and with Miles Davis' milestones. 6 or. 6 of them 6 or. 6. 6 a. A. No No other than the mighty burner Charles Earl and the Hammond b 3 from his recording cook and with the mighty burner and milestones along with Charles Earl and Eric Alexander on tenor James return to be on trumpet Melvin sparks guitar and Bobby Durham drums. We thank you so much for joining us this hour and hope you enjoyed all the great American music we call jazz Dave one finishing up with Chris mom dad for his recording eternal youth and voyage made. With the. at the be. The best. Bringing you community culture and music since 1985 this is jazz age 900 and below Denver 85 k.v. J.c. And 897 in Breckenridge listen in join from anywhere at any time and feel dot au argy. If. You. Don't smell. Bacon eggs sausage. Hot cakes everything. Including jazz right here breakfast jazz with j.j. I care you view. Your voices in this if.