Showing posts with label Ran Blake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ran Blake. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Bongo in Squaresville . 11 | Boston Jazz Week, April 23 - May 2, 2010: Made & played in Boston.



Bongo in Squaresville is a weekly webcast radio show devoted to the jazz music, of every style and genre, that's gone down in Boston through the last 10 or so decades. Join us at Radio Roofscape every Wednesday night. The music starts at 9:00 and there's never a cover charge or drink minimum.

Ray Santisi w/ Debby Larkin - Old Devil Moon (Been there, done that)
Gilad Barkan Band w/ Melissa Aldana - Fe
Bo Winiker & New Philharmonia Orchestra - In a Sentimental Mood
Blaque Lyte - Breakout
Al Vega - 88 Over 88 (birthday jam at Scullers)
Yoko Miwa Trio - Untitled original composition (live at WGBH FM, Boston)
Either/Orchestra w/ Mahoud Ahmed - Bemen Sebab Letlash
Rajdulari - Me and You
The Workingman''s Jazz Band - When the Saints Go Marching in Concord
Hal McIntyre & His Orchestra - Sentimental Journey
Sergio Salvatore & Antonio J. - Point of Presence 09
Wendee Glick - Baby, I'm Fine
Dominique Eade - Have I Stayed Away Too Long?
Ran Blake - Lost Highway
Ro Sham Beaux - Can't, Can't, Can't, Can't, Won't
Patrick Kunka - Live at the Lemon Tree, Aberdeen

Image ... Bongo in Squaresville. The Starlight Room, Boston.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Bongo in Squaresville . 6 | Hot and Cool: 40 Years of Jazz at New England Conservatory



Bongo in Squaresville is a weekly webcast radio show devoted to the jazz music, of every style and genre, that's gone down in Boston through the last 10 or so decades. Join us at Radio Roofscape every Wednesday night. The music starts at 9:00 and there's never a cover charge or drink minimum.

Check out Roofscape Journal too. Each week we'll be looking at a different aspect of the Boston jazz scene down through the years to today - digging the music, meeting the musicians, hanging out with the fans, making recording sessions and visiting the clubs. Today were celebrating the 40th anniversary of jazz at New England Conservatory.

Here's the playlist for Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Then Tal Farr takes us on a visit around NEC's four jazz decades.

George Russell Sextet
Ran Blake
Gunther Schuller - The World According to Gunther Schuller
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society - Zeno
Noah Preminger - Today is Okay
Bernie Worrell, featured - Slippery People
Marty Ehrlich Sextet
John Medeski - plays Clavinet
Gunther Schuller Orchestra with Jimmy Giuffre - Suspensions, 1957
Ran Blake & Jeanne Lee - Where Flamingos Fly
George Russell, Bill Evans, Billy Evans - The Future of Jazz

Image ... Bongo in Squaresville. he Starlight Room, Boston.