Friday Night Jazz with Reuben Jackson; 2016-06-17, Hour 1

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I I keep your picture beside my bed And I still remember everything you said I always thought, I love so red, long as I was wrong Always thought you'd be by my side mama, now you go When I want to know baby, what we had was good

How come you don't call me anymore? Oh yeah, oh no I still had to fight on a rainy day Still, I keep better when you're hard to beat Thank you, thank you Everybody said tough, everybody said that we should never part I didn't say thought we were gonna kinda keep together Tell me baby, baby, baby, why don't you want to go and break my heart?

Oh no baby, what we had was good How come you don't call me anymore? Oh no, why don't you call me now? Sometimes I feel like I'm gonna die You don't call me mama, you got the chance Tell me baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, oh Why can't you tell me sometimes baby? It's just one hour's of time

Why would you call me sometimes? Oh no, no Why can't you tell me sometimes baby? Hello there, pleasant good evening to you Welcome, welcome, welcome to another edition of Friday Night Jazz Here on Vermont Public Radio I'm your host Rubin Jackson, thank you as always for spending your evening with me We'll be here from now until 11 o'clock Friday Night Jazz on VPR is made possible by Ellis Music of Beth over Vermont Specializing in sales, service and rental of musical instruments Two schools and individuals throughout New England This hour of the program is devoted to the music of gentlemen out of Minnesota

The land of 10,000 lakes, I believe it's called Born July 7th, 1958 Died April 21st of this year, multi-instrumentless composed Pieces for people like Miles Davis His own ensembles, oh man, pop groups like the Bangles, Prince Rogers, Nelson So we started the program with music by the aforementioned from the hits The B sides, Prince on vocals, Prince on piano And a ballad we've played before, entitled How Come You Don't Call Me Anymore So, again here in our one, a belated birthday salute to Prince Rogers Nelson A belated post-passing salute to the... I think under song, as much as it celebrated, there's still so much about Prince's musical artistry Many people have yet to discover We're going to play some well-known pieces, some covers of Prince pieces all in the first hour of this edition of Friday Night Jazz on VPR

So, set us up, welcome The next three selections come from a compilation entitled Blue Note Place Prince The course, Blue Note The Venerable Jazz label And we will start with a piece featuring Mr. Bob Belden, late saxophoneist composer or ranger Everett Harpen saxophoneist, the vocalist here is Phil Perry And this is the ensemble's cover of Prince's Diamonds and Pearls This will be the day of him, he say, that I will never run again

I am here for you, love has been far too, not to admit what you're gonna do If I gave you diamonds and pearls, would you be a hundred more gold? If I could ever give you the world, all I need to do is to stop and give my love One of us is right, if we always fight, why can't we just love this song? And I go in for fun, cause I understand, that love must be the master friend

If I made it, I would just love this song, would you be a hundred more gold? If I could ever give you the world, all I need to do is to stop and give my love One of us is right, if we always fight, why can't we just love this song? And I go in for fun, cause I understand, that love must be the master friend There will come a time, when love will blow your mind, everything you look for you find

That I'll be the time, that everything will shine, somebody makes a call and cry Cause I'll be the time to fight, would you be a hundred more gold? If I could ever give you the world, all I need to do is to stop and give my love One of us is right, if we always fight, why can't we just love this song? If I could ever give you the world, all I need to do is to stop and give my love

Music from a collection entitled Blue Note Place Prince here in the first hour of Friday Night Jazz on VPR with yours, Truly Rubin Jackson Gentlemen born June 7th 1958 and who died April 21st of this year, taken from Blue Note Place Prince, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals, Everett Harp and saxophone with Bob Bellman and friends And D to the I to the A to the M to the O to the NDS, Diamonds and Pearls as we make our way through our one of the program Thanks again for hanging out with me and as always, Happy Friday Another cover of a Prince classic here from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Peter Bernstein on guitar along with Bob Bellman and uh

Well let's call this a Prince standard, a cover of 1999 Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals

Cassandra Wilson on vocals, Mr. Greg Osby on saxophone, and this is Prince's Wind of Cry Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals

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Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals Music from Blue Note Place Prince at our one of the program, Mr. Phil Perry on vocals

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Series: Friday Night Jazz with Reuben Jackson

Episode: 2016-06-17, Hour 1

Producing Organization: Vermont Public Radio

Contributing Organization: Vermont Public Radio (Colchester, Vermont)

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Credits: Host: Reuben Jackson
Producing Organization: Vermont Public Radio

AAPB Contributor Holdings: Vermont Public Radio - WVPR
Identifier: FNJ-2016-06-17-1 (Vermont Public Radio - WVPR)
Duration: 0:56:11

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