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Morning Cup of Jazz 2/18/11
February 18, 2011. Posted by Alex Rodriguez.
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Today at WBGO:- The WBGO Journal this week covers race cars, new TV shows, George Shearing and more -- tonight at 7:30.
- This week's edition of The Checkout, featuring Part One of "Houstonians in NYC" from 92Y Tribeca, is available online.
- WBGO is airing "Lift Every Voice!" a special documentary series that celebrates the rich African American choral music tradition. In case you miss it, the full series will appear early next week right here at the blog.
Click through to learn more about today's jazz happenings:
Recent Jazzlinks:
- Esperanza who? WBGO listeners know what's up.
- An inspirational interview with former NEA top dog Dana Gioia.
- Victor Lewis on lessons learned from Woody Shaw and Dexter Gordon.
- Gary Walker's first weekly installment of new jazz at WBGO.
Highlights From Today's WBGO Music Calendar:
- Antonio Sanchez at 55 Bar
- Oregon at Birdland
- Dan Tepfer/Paul Motian at Cornelia Street Cafe
- Mingus Big Band at the Jazz Standard
- George Cables at Puppet's Jazz Bar
Today's Jazz Birthdays:
Frank Butler -- 1928
Randy Crawford -1952
Al Foster -- 1944
Recordings cut on this date (click links for video!)
Bix Beiderbecke, "Fidgety Feet" -- 1924
Teddy Wilson feat. Billie Holiday, "That Mood I'm In" -- 1937
Lester Young, "Easy Does It" -- 1947
Jimmy Smith, "A New Sound, A New Star" -- 1956
Lee Morgan, "Dizzy Atmosphere" -- 1957
Art Blakey, "Roots and Herbs" -- 1961
Nancy Wilson, "Today, Tomorrow, Forever" -- 1964
Miles Davis, "In a Silent Way" -- 1969
Dave Holland, "Razor's Edge" -- 1986
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