Oregon Jazz Central: 2014

Saturday, December 27, 2014

16. OJC December 27 2014 | Remembering Jazz Musicians 2014

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Remembering musicians we lost in 2014

1. Horace Silver (85) 2. Gerald Wilson (96) 3. Charlie Haden (76) 4. Joe Sample (75) 5. Wayne Henderson (74) 6. Kenny Drew Jr. (56) 7. Dick Berk (74) 8. Herb Jeffries (100) 9. Janice Scroggins (59) 10. Linda Hornbuckle (59) 11. Derek Reith (43)

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15. OJC December 20 2014 | Happy Holidays

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Happy Holidays

Mahalia Jackson. Vince Guaraldi. Frank Sinatra. Billy Eckstine. Astrud Gilberto. Tom Jobim. Leon Redbone. Jimmy Smith. Mel Tormé. Judy Garland. Nat King Cole. Sheila E. Shirley Nanette. Oscar Peterson. Raashan Roland Kirk. Bill Evans. Swingle Singers.

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Saturday, December 13, 2014

14. OJC December 13 2014

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Treat yourself to Duke Ellington's "Satin Doll." It includes intricate keyboard expressions that give some insight into the mind of this 20th century jazz giant. 10AM Saturday at Oregon Jazz Central on KZSO 94.9 FM Sisters, Oregon. At showtime http://www.OregonJazzCentral.com

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Duke Ellington

"Satin Doll"

Love Songs

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13. OJC December 6 2014

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Carol Channing first sang the role of Dolly Levi on Broadway in the original cast. Dolly was also played by Pearl Bailey from whom we will hear today at the end of the program doing a Christmas song. Louis Armstrong’s manager suggested he do a version of the song and the producers loved it. It reached number one on the Billboard 100 ending a significant run for the Beatles.

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12. OJC November 29 2014

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Henry Mancini
"The Pink Panther Theme"
The Pink Panther

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At the above link the soloists are Plas Johnson on sax, Gus Bivona on flute, and Frank Capp on drums. Pete and Conte Candoli, John Audino, Carl Fontana, Med Flory - the Terry Gibbs Band with Henry Mancini on piano.

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11. OJC November 22 2014

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Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond

"Take Five"

Time Out

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10. OJC November 15 2014

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Bill Evans - Don Elliott

"Tenderly"

Tenderly an Informal Session

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9. OJC November 8 2014

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Horace Silver
"Doodlin’"
The Jazz Messengers

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8. OJC November 1 2014

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Frank Sinatra

“Autumn In New York”

Come Fly With Me

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7. OJC October 25 2014

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Ruth Brown
“A Good Day For The Blues”
A Good Day For The Blues

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6. OJC October 18 2014

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Stan Kenton

"Intermission Riff"

The Best

5. OJC October 11 2014

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"Speak No Evil"

The Best of the Blue Note Years

Wayne Shorter

4. OJC October 4 2014

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OPENING

INTRODUCE

There are many of these in life both historical and personal - real and metaphorical. Here is the title track from an important 1965 recording about that by Herbie Hancock called "Maiden Voyage."

Herbie Hancock

"Maiden Voyage"