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Jazz Archives for January 02, 2011
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Today's Highlight: "The Duke and His Musicians"
Bandleader Duke Ellington always said that his instrument was his Orchestra; and in that Orchestra were individual components which made up the collective Ellington sound and his musical artistry.
This week, we'll feature the earliest contributions made by several of Duke's amazing musicians, including Johnny Hodges and Barney Bigard
Musical selections from 1927- 1929...
Playlist:
Program Name: JAZZ ARCHIVES The Dukes Men The Essence of Ellingtonia
Date Of Broadcast: Sunday 01/02/11
Host Producer: Joe Korona
1. Duke Ellington PianoSolo - Swampy River - THE COMPLETE SOLO PIANO WORKS OF DUKE ELLINGTON - Storyville Records German CD BoxSet - October 1928 - -
2. Bubber Miley Cornet and Joe Nanton Trombone with The Washingtonians TenPiece - Black and Tan Fantasy - BUBBER MILEY RARE RECORDINGS 1924 1931 - Vintage Music Productions USA CD - April 1927 - -
3. Barney Bigard TenorSax Clarinet with The Harlem Footwarmers TenPiece - Bugle Call Rag - AN INTRODUCTION TO BARNEY BIGARD 1928 1941 - Best of Jazz Records French CD - January 1928 - -
4. Johnny Hodges AltoSaxophone and His Orchestra ElevenPiece featuring Lonnie Johnson Guitar - Hot and Bothered - LONNIE JOHNSON Vol 4 1928 1929 - Document Records Austrian CD - October 1928 - -
5. Harry Carney BaritoneSax with The Jungle Band TwelvePiece - Goin to Town - EARLY JAZZ SAXOPHONES - Classics Chronological Records French CD - November 1928 - -
6. Wellman Braud StringBass with Joe Turner and His Memphis Men ElevenPiece - Freeze and Melt - THE COLUMBIA STORY EARLY JAZZ RARITIES - Columbia Records USA LP BoxSet - April 1929 - -
7. Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra TenPiece - The Jubilee Stomp - DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA 1927 1928 - Classics Chronological Records French CD - March 1928 - -
Montana Public Radio’s Joe Korona produces and hosts Jazz Archives, taking us through the evolution of various genres of music—ragtime, blues, small-group swing, big-band swing, boogie-woogie, bebop and more. Jazz Archives focuses on musical personalities and characters as well as instruments and styles.
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