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Good afternoon Katie and Kay listeners this is Katie and Kay Carbondale community access radio Glenwood Springs Carbondale the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond and the time right now as 2 minutes after 2 o clock and want to thank Luke for a great show and my name is Cannon going to be here till about 4 o clock and I m going to play some hard bop jazz for you going to change it up a little bit and hope you ll keep it to the station and of course this is pledge drive time and so we would sure appreciate hearing from you especially if you like the show you can either call me at Studio at night 632976 and I ll take your pledge or you can call the office number tonight 6 trees or a 139 and Luke is still in the building here because I d hear from you on the Start off with with one from the Jazz Messengers one called cranky spankie we re going to set the tone here with a classic hard bop jazz tune. Thank . Us. The. Time is 16 minutes after 2 o clock and this is Katie in case streaming world
That was Ray Bryant with 100 dreams from now and before that we heard from current Allison with spring can really hang you up the most and before her even we heard from Mr George Shearing with September in the rain and I started everything off with Mr Leslie Odom Jr and the party s over this is Aspen Public Radio broadcasting on k. A.j. X. Aspen and k.c. Jax Carbondale jazz from Aspen on Aspen Public Radio is supported by jazz Aspen Snowmass And next up we re going to hear something from Cedar Walton the shadow of your smile our Lingen here in till 11 Thanks so much for listening. From. Time to time. Mood. You re talking so sweet. You say you want Oh. Oh. The Quinn Johnson trio with I m a full to want you and before that surreal with well you needn t and she is actually going to be in town this week at the café upstairs it is a sold out show and it s going to be really good so if any of you go be sure and call in in tell me all about it I wasn t able to get tickets bummer. But I
Oakland s music history it s been the host to such a diverse and rich music scene across its long history starting with jazz and blues in the ohl in the early 1900. At the 1st article to print the word jazz came from the San Francisco bulletin How about that and the jazz scene gained prominence in Oakland from the twenty s influenced by Chicago and New Orleans styles brought by waves of workers migrating in to work on the railroads and ultimately in the shipyards and Oakland s jazz scene was strongly influenced by the blues of course we know about 7th Street and West Oakland which was my hang when I was growing up I did not hang there no I did not because that was in an era when children did not hang frequent places where children were not welcome but I knew about it and I was up and down that street is often is that good soaking it up because it was rich in experience and we went on to have many jazz been use that are no longer so it s very important that we support those that are an
Kamu the movie audiences. With. From the week. Good evening and welcome to Tuesday night Straight ahead I m Scott Harper and to kick it off tonight we played a tune called Straight ahead from Hank Mobley and the quintet from one of his classic Blue Note recordings it s called the turnaround. Well you know there are some sayings out there about old musicians old musicians never die they just go from bar to bar and old musicians never die they just get played out but I ll tell you what these next 2 guys are all musicians who aren t played out yet it s amazing some of the older I guess we can call them grand masters of jazz who are still out there going strong we re going to hear from 2 of them 1st George Coleman who has a new cd out in the last several months called a master speaks George is 82 years old and he s going to be playing at smoke this week in New York City one of the fine jazz clubs that they have there and right after that we re going to listen to Barry Harris who s 87 yea