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JD Allen Trio - "Son House"
May 25, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.
Add new comment | Filed under: blues songs, death letter, Jazz Alive, Jazz Osmosis, JD Allen, Live Music, music, Remix, saxophonist, son house, Video, wbgo"I didn't know I loved her 'til they laid her down..."
When I heard saxophonist JD Allen say those words from the stage during soundcheck today, I knew exactly what he was talking about. That's a line from "Death Letter," by Son House. It is an iconic blues song, and a favorite of mine.The JD Allen trio played a set of music from J&R Music World, one that drew heavily from their most recent release, I Am I Am. Except for "Son House," a song the band just recorded for a future release called Shine. Check it out:
And just because you can, watch Son House perform "Death Letter:"
"I didn't know I loved her 'til they laid her down..."
-Josh© 2008 WBGO
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Al Foster Quartet: Live at the Village Vanguard
May 22, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.
Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, Interviews, Jazz Osmosis, Listening Post, Live Jazz Concert Village Vanguard WBGO NPR, Live Music, Places and SpacesOne of many beautiful photos taken last night by John Rogers.
Listen to the show.
Hear the interview.
Check it out on NPR Music.
-Josh© 2008 WBGO
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Great Live Moments - Carmen McRae
May 2, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.
Add new comment | Filed under: carmen, fundraising campaign, Listening Post, Live Music, Masters, Members, wbgoIt's the last day of Great Live Moments...for now. And the first day of our on-air fundraising campaign. If you've enjoyed any of these Great Live Moments, support WBGO. Because "when you start to love us, you're so fine and mellow."
-JoshHear Carmen McRae sing "Fine and Mellow," from the WBGO Archives.
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