Friday Night Jazz with Reuben Jackson; 2016-06-03, Hour 1

oh tell me her tales that to me were so dear long long ago long long ago singing me the songs She's delighted to hear Long, long ago, long ago Here, now in dreams It's your voice sweet and clear Telling me stories of joy and of tears Let me believe that you loved Long, long ago, long ago Long, long ago, long ago

Here, now in dreams It's your voice sweet and clear Long, long ago, long ago Long, long ago, long ago Long, long ago, long ago Long, long ago

Here, now in dreams It's your voice sweet and clear Telling me stories of joy and of tears Let me believe that you loved Long, long ago, long ago Here, now in dreams It's your voice sweet and clear You loved me Tell me the story of love and of love

Long, long ago, long ago Hello there, pleasant good evening and welcome, welcome to Another edition of Friday Night Jazz here on Vermont Public Radio It's always I am your host Ruben Jackson and I am always so glad to have you along with me as I share this music from now This very moment until 11 o'clock Friday Night Jazz on VPR is made possible by Ellis Music of Beth Overmont Specializing in Sales, Service and Rental of musical instruments to schools and individuals throughout New England Leading off vocalist Helen Merrill from Helena Anna Milcitech, aka Helen Merrill

Gorgeous Walt featuring Mr. Steve Lacey on soprano saxophone, long, long ago As we kick it off, that's right, another edition of Friday Night Jazz on VPR, will come and welcome, y'all come on in Let's get this underway, all righty, all righty We're going to follow that up with another release from the good folks at resonance records, man, what a year it has been We've had music by Larry Young, Stan Getz, boy, who else do we have? Bethad Jones, Mel Lewis, Orchestra Who else who am I leaving out? Bill Evans, and this recording, May 31, 1978 The leader, a native of Newark New Jersey, the divine one, Saravan from Saravan, Live at Rosie Saravan in vocals with Carl Schroeder in piano, Walter Booker in bass, Jimmy Coblin drums, and Sarah's Blues Thank you so much

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