-guest host on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz-with guest: Marian McPartland
Manhattan Beach Studios
New York, NY
Broadcast Date: 2010-01-10
For more than 25 years, jazz pianist Marian McPartland and her guests have teamed up for an hour of weekly jazz sessions. Whether it's solos, collaboration, reminiscences, or straight talk about influences and style, no two Piano Jazz sessions are ever the same.
More than 500 exciting, talented, jazz professionals (newcomers and all-time favorites) have joined Marian over the years. In fact, Piano Jazz has been hailed as the "definitive" place to hear the greats of jazz.
Why? Piano Jazz hits a perfect balance between historical perspective and sheer entertainment, a formula that has made the series the longest-running national performance program on public radio.
Here the tables are turned, as McPartland sits at the guest bench to discuss her life as a performer and as the host of Piano Jazz. She reminisces about moments from the program’s early days; then, guest host Elvis Costello sings as McPartland plays "Our Love Is Here to Stay."
Track List
01 - intro - interview with Marian McPartland (1:02)
02 - Our Love Is Here To Stay [Elvis with Marian] (4:36)
03 - discussion of Mary Lou Williams (2:32)
04 - Rosa May [partial - Mary Lou Williams] (1:55)
05 - discussion of highly technical aspects of music (0:53)
06 - All Of You [partial - Bill Evans] (3:28)
07 - station ID (0:46)
08 - discussion of Rosemary Clooney (1:07)
09 - Rosemary Clooney interview [partial] (1:43)
10 - Don't Fence Me In [partial - Rosemary Clooney] (1:59)
11 - discussion of Marian's attraction to melody (2:54)
12 - Elvis discusses Dancing On The Ceiling (1:00)
13 - Dancing On The Ceiling [Elvis Costello] (5:14)
14 - discussion of Donald Fagen & Walter Becker interview (1:06)
15 - Donald Fagen & Walter Becker interview [partial] (3:09)
16 - Limbo Jazz [partial - Steely Dan] (2:42)
17 - station ID (0:40)
18 - discussion of Ray Charles interview (1:02)
19 - Am I Blue [partial - Ray Charles] (7:56)
20 - Marian McPartland's musical portrait [with Chick Corea] (4:23)
21 - discussion of a theme based on a sequence of notes (1:16)
22 - Marian McPartland's spontaneous composition (3:19)
23 - discussion of the higher form of the spirit in music (1:25)
24 - closing - end credits (1:50)
Total Running Total -= 57:56
Source: Analog FM broadcast from WRTI-FM Philadelphia
Sound Quality: A+
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4 comments:
Cool! You might want to also tag this as a Steely Dan boot, with those couple of fragments in there... even with just a couple fragments, the Steelyites like me will eat it up!
I took your advice. Thx
WOW... this is the best boot I've heard in months. (And I get a lot from this site!!) If you can Dave, PLEASE post part 2... this is part 1.
Very, very enjoyable, and very recommended for any fan of jazz, blues and roots music.
I agree with the other comments... and would suggest adding Ray Charles as a tag, since he does 2 absolutely incredible tunes in this program.
Great share!
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