Jazz Playlist Thursday September 29, 2011 - Thu, 09/29/2011
| Time | Artist | Album | Track | What's This? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07:07 PM | Gene Harris | Black and Blue | C.C. Rider Composer: Ma Rainey | |
| 07:25 PM | Ravi Coltrane | From the Round Box | I Hadn't Anyone Till You Composer: Ravi Coltrane | |
| 07:33 PM | Jack Sheldon | On My Own | Losing My Mind Composer: Stephen Sondheim | |
| 07:36 PM | Blossom Dearie | Blossom Dearie | Rhode Island Is Famous for You Composer: Arthur Schwartz, Howard Dietz | |
| 07:38 PM | Bob Dorough | Too Much Coffee Man | Oklahoma Toad Composer: Dave Frishberg | |
| 07:44 PM | Cedar Walton | St. Thomas | Woody 'n' You Composer: Dizzy Gillespie, Ray Passman | |
| 07:51 PM | Joe Kennedy Jr. | Strings by Candlelight | I Love You Composer: Cole Porter | |
| 07:58 PM | Sonny Stitt | Sonny Stitt | Mr. Sun Composer: Sonny Stitt | |
| 08:10 PM | Tim Mayer | Resilience | Klimo Composer: George Cables | |
| 08:24 PM | Louis Jordan | Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five | My Baby Said Yes Composer: Walther, Robin | |
| 08:28 PM | Louis Jordan | Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five | Your Socks Don't Match Composer: Carr, Corday | |
| 08:31 PM | Billy Taylor | My Fair Lady Loves Jazz | Get Me to the church on Time Composer: Lerner and Loewe | |
| 08:38 PM | Tony Martucci | Life in Hand | Minoresque Composer: Tony Baldwin | |
| 08:50 PM | Matt Slocum | After the Storm | The Catalyst Composer: Matt Slocum | |
| 08:58 PM | Charlie Byrd | Byrdland/More Brazilian Byrd | Mr. Lucky Composer: Henry Mancini | |
| 09:07 PM | Various | Jam Session #5 | Rose Room Composer: Art Hickman, Harry Williams | |
| 09:32 PM | The Drummonds | Pas de Trois | You and the Night and the Music Composer: Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz | |
| 09:38 PM | Sarah Vaughan | The Best of Sarah Vaughan | You're Blase Composer: Hamilton, Siever | |
| 09:44 PM | Denny Zeitlin | Labyrinth | Brazilian Street Dance Composer: Denny Zeitlin | |
| 09:52 PM | John Scofield | A Moment's Peace | I Want to Talk about You Composer: Billy Eckstine |
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your comment. I try to strike a balance in my programming between new and older material. On average, I probably play a lot more classic jazz than some other jazz stations but new material is represented. I get feedback from people on both sides of this question, some people don't like the newer, more challenging music and others like yourself would rather hear more of it. I choose to program a range of styles from the entire history of the music and thats what factors in the decision to use a lot of classic material.
There are a few other local jazz programs, they you can find them listed at the Richmond Jazz Sciety's website, www.vajazz.org.
why do you have to play the old,mono old time jazz? you play great other stuff, then this comes on!..?....i am just about to pledge, but not sure i can support this stuff,
maybe if i was 79 years old, i might like it....
yes, miles, train, bird, much better
is there any other jazz in richmond?
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