1. Little River Band – Reminiscing
Soloist: Bob Venier
2. Phoebe Snow – Harpo’s Blues
Soloist: (Zoot Sims backgrounds) Teddy Wilson
3. Rolling Stones – Waiting on a friend
Soloist: Sonny Rollins
4. Grover Washington Jr – Just the two of us
Soloist: Grover Washington Jr
5. Huey Lewis and the news – Small World part 2
Soloist: Stan Getz
6. Sting – Englishman in New York
Soloist: Branford Marsalis
7. Cameo – Candy
Soloist: Michael Brecker
8. Stevie Wonder – As
Soloist: Herbie Hancock
9. Billy Joel – Just the way you are
Soloist: Phil Woods
10. Steely Dan – Aja
Soloists: Wayne Shorter, Steve Gadd
These picks came from the excellent PDBass YouTube channel by bassist and educator Paul Thompson
Here is his original video
– Ken McCarthy
Jazz on the Tube
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The little-known story of the jazz musicians who provided the backbone for the Motown sound.
– Ken McCarthy
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Ask the great pianist Eddie Palmieri who the greatest pianist was and he will tell you it was his brother Charlie.
There’s a good reason for that.
Charlie Palmieri con Machito!
Fireworks start at: 1:32
“Charlie Palmieri plays MARIA CERVANTES which is an inspiration of the BORICUA composer Noro Morales. In this video you will see some of the members of Machito Orchestra who provide the descarga music.”
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There’s never been a time in history when so much quality education was available to so many people.
One of the people who’s made a major contribution to this is Jack Conte, founder of Patreon.
Patreon is a service that allows artists of all kinds – including musicians and music educators – to not only share quality info but also make a living from their work.
As if that wasn’t enough, Jack hosts one of the best music shows on the Internet: “Professional Musicians React.”
He and his colleagues cover the entire gamut of music.
In this episode he and two special guests talk about the art of two of the great singers. (Not strictly a jazz topic, but this episode will change the way you listen to singers for the rest of your life.)
Enjoy!
“The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thanks Jack.
– Ken McCarthy
Jazz on the Tube
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