
Hosted by Fritz Byers, “Jazz Spectrum – Friday” includes vignettes about the artists, commentary about the influences that led to the recording, and an occasional brief explication of the significance of the recording and the artists in the overall sweep of jazz history.
The hour beginning at 10 p.m. E.T. will be dedicated to a particular theme – a single recording, a particular musician, a specific instrument, or perhaps a selection of recordings from a single year.
Set 1
Sonny Clark, Leapin’ and Lopin’, “Midnight Mambo”
Dave Anderson, In Lieu of Flowers, “Upwind”
Shirely Scott & Clark Terry, Soul Duo, “Clark Bars”
New Air, Air Show No. 1, “Apricots on Their Wings”
Tineke Postma, A Journey that Matters, “Short Conversations”
Set 2
Wynton Marsalis, Standard Time, Vol. 1, “April in Paris”
Ute Lemper, Pirate Jenny, “Speak Low”
Junior Mance, Opus de Funk, “Long Ago and Far Away”
Marty Ehrlich’s Traveler’s Tales, Malinke’s Dance, “Malinke’s Dance”
Set 3
Kris Adams, Away, “Asia”
Same, “I Remember Albert”
Wallace Roney, Home, “Evolution of the Blues”
Clifford Jordan, What It Is, “Charlie Parker’s Last Supper”
Set 4
Kenny Drew, Undercurrent, “Funk-Cosity”
Phineas Newborn, A World of Piano, “Juicy Lucy”
Clifton Anderson, Been Down This Road Before, “Nana D”
Marquis Hill, New Gospel Revisited, “The Believer”
Set 5
Teddy Charles Tentet, "Vibrations"
Same, "The Quiet Time"
Same, "The Emperor"
Set 6
Teddy Charles Tentet, "Nature Boy"
Same, "Green Blues"
Same, "You Go to My Head"
Same, "Lydian M-1"
Set 7
Teddy Charles Tentet, "Word from Bird"
Same, "Show Time"
Set 8
Nick Finzer, Legacy, “Shortcake”
Weather Report, I Sing the Body Electric, “Lady Love Me”
Fred Hersch & Anat Cohen, Live in Healdsburg, “A Lark”
Amanda Gardier, Auteur, “The Blue of Winter”
Set 9
Art Farmer Quintet, The Time and the Place, “Dailey Bread”
Arild Andersen Group, Affirmation, “Short Story”
Lionel Hampton, Jazz in Paris, “A La French”