Friday Night Jazz with Reuben Jackson; 2015-02-20, Hour 3
- Transcript
Hey there! Our three of Friday Night Jazz, VPR with Ruben Jackson, will begin with music by pianist Frank Kimbrough, the collections called the Frank Kimbrough quartet. Remember they don't joke with Paul Desmond? How many members, what, how many of their are you in the quartet? Frank Kimbrough, piano, Steve Wilson, alto soprano saxophones, Jay Anderson, double bass, Lewis Nash on drums. Another jazz standard to get things going here in our three John Lewis's afternoons in Paris. Pianist Frank Kimbrough in the Frank Kimbrough quartet, beginning our three of Friday Night Jazz
on VPR. Again, welcome and thanks so much for listening. We heard another pianist, longtime member of the modern jazz quartet, Mr. John Lewis's also lyrical composition afternoon in Paris. And just a reminder for great jazz 24 hours a day wherever you are, check out VPR jazz 24. You can listen at vpr.net and on your smartphone. Another pianist up next, Mr. Hal Galper, Hal Galper again on piano, Mr. Jeff Johnson on bass, John Bishop on drums. This CD is called Furious Rubato and I'm a little sad in announcing that because I wanted that name for like a hip hop moniker, you know. Furious Rubato dropping in science, you know what I'm saying. Anyway, from Furious Rubato with your Miles Davis's Milestones. Pianist or pianist, depending on where you're from Hal Galper, from Furious Rubato,
and we heard a Milestones here in our three of Friday Night Jazz on VPR. We will start this next multi-song set with a gentleman who died in 2014. Native of Ohio began singing with his brothers in church as so many African-American vocalist did and they had a group called the Valentinos. Did a song call. I'm looking for love. The person in question Bobby Womack was a little bit miffed and they also did, what's that song? I used to love her but it's all over now. The rolling stones did that and Bobby Womack was a little ticked off about that and his employer and friend, Sam Cook told him, you know, you're going to get royalties from this. Sam Cook of course had that musical and business vision. Bobby Womack next with a piece that, you know, isn't the state song with it? It could well be some other time. Bobby Womack singing Moonlight in Vermont. Oh!
Safe way in the way. I think I heard what I'm talking about. Oh! The mountainside. Snowlight. Snowlight. Snowlight in Vermont. Oh! Telegraph camos. The sink up and down the highway. It's beautiful. People who meet under the strawman and fatty. So you're the time for love is in the way. Even some breeze yet. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling. Wobbling.
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Wobbling. Wobbling. Our second two songs said here in our three of Friday night jazz on VPR concluded with vocalist jacamo gates from the revolution will be jazz is tribute to the brilliant brilliant brilliant brilliant how many times can I say it Gill Scott Heron and what we listen to was Lady
Day and John Coltrane and we started things with vocalist Alan Harris from black bar jukebox the Elton John Bernie top in composition take me to the pilot we're taking you to 11 PM so stick around talking to a colleague the other day about musical influences and kind of musical power houses in terms of producing great art like Motown stacks and he mentioned that he had a love for music coming out of Philadelphia international records and I quickly said did you ever hear that interview with Tom Bell the great arranger composer producer on Terry grosses show this is you know a classically trained pianist and composer who kind of broadened and took those skills and brought them into what I call the American popular song Mr. Tom Bell we're going to hear a slice of his work with another great compositional tandem Tom Bell in the late Linda Creed a piece performed by a number of jazz musicians
oh see Milton Jackson Freddie Hubbard a lot of people have done this particular piece this the original version by an ensemble vocal ensemble known as the stylistics it's entitled people make the world go round they But then one makes the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind
People make the world go round Wall streeters and no one ever shared They're blaming it on their hair Big men smoking in their easy chair On a fancy guy without a care But then one makes the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round
But then one makes the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel
Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind
People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round
The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel
Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind
People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round
The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel
Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind
People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round
The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind The up and down's a carousel I first heard our next artist here in Vermont 40 years ago in Burlington opening for Jackson Brown at Memorial Auditorium
I went to school for what that's worth and it didn't work out for her. This is from her first collection on shelter records. This is from her first collection on shelter records. The up and down's a carousel
Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind
People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round
The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel
Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind
The up and down's a carousel Changing people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel
Change people's hands over Go and look from your mind The up and down's a carousel Change people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round
The up and down's a carousel Change people's hands over Go and look from your mind People make the world go round The up and down's a carousel
Change people's hands over Go and look from your mind
- Episode
- 2015-02-20, Hour 3
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- Vermont Public Radio
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- Vermont Public Radio (Colchester, Vermont)
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- Episode Description
- This episode features these performances: "The Cutting Edge" is performed by Sonny Rollins; "Waiting Is Forbidden" is performed by Rudresh Mahanthappa; "Bodyheat Pt. 1" is performed by James Brown; "The Augurs Of Spring" is performed by The Bad Plus; "Times Square" is performed by Ornette Coleman; "Stoned Soul Picnic" is performed by Billy Childs; "Lawra" is performed by Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams; "Lulu's Back In Town" is performed by Jason Moran; "No Title 01/28 09:08:12" is performed by Audrey Bernstein; "The Scent of Light" is performed by Nels Cline & Julian Lage; "On The DL" is performed by Rudresh Mahanthappa; "So What" is performed by Miles Davis; "India" is performed by John Coltrane; "Blue Abyss" is performed by Joe Sample; "Ain't No Sunshine" is performed by Jane Bunett; "Let Me In Your Life" is performed by Bill Withers; "Nefertiti" is performed by Will Calhoun; "Afternoon in Paris" is performed by Frank Kimbrough Quartet; "Milestones" is performed by Hal Galper, Jeff Johnson, John Bishop; "Moonlight In Vermont" is performed by Bobby Womack; "That's the way i feel about Cha'" is performed by Javon Jackson; "Take Me To The Pilot" is performed by Alan Harris; "Lady Day and John Coltrane" is performed by Giacomo Gates; "People Make The World Go Round" is performed by The Stylistics; "And" is performed by Roy Nathanson; "And I Love Her" is performed by Pat Metheny; "Poetry Man" is performed by Phoebe Snow; "Happy Trails" is performed by George Duke.
- Series Description
- Music reviewer and educator Reuben Jackson hosts Friday Night Jazz, a weekly show that highlights the "broad swath" of the jazz genre.
- Date
- 2015-02-20
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- Copyright Vermont Public Radio. With the exception of third party-owned material that is contained within this program, this content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).
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- 01:00:05
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Host: Reuben Jackson
Producing Organization: Vermont Public Radio
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Vermont Public Radio - WVPR
Identifier: FNJ-2015-02-20-3 (Vermont Public Radio - WVPR)
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