George Klein presents an hour of recordings from the 1950s & ‘60s by Chico Hamilton, Nancy Wilson, Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers, Milt Jackson, and Jimmy Smith.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents DON’T GET LOST THE GROOVE YARD 09 George Klein, WEMU-FM, Ypsilanti, November 5, 1989 [19118]
Chico Hamilton: Don’t Get Lost Chico Hamilton: Autumn Leaves Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley: The Old Country Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley: Save Your Lpve for Me Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley: Happy Talk Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderley: A Sleeping Bee Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers: Dat Dere Milt Jacksom Quartet: A Thrill From the Blues Milt Jackson Quartet: Statements Jimmy Smith: Delon’s Blues Jimmy Smith: Blues in the Night Jimmy Smith: Dot Com Blues A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by George Klein for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced & recorded by George Klein at WEMU-FM, Ypsilanti Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
Leslie Keros is playing music this week by Shirley Scott & Stanley Turrentine, David Hazeltine, Zoot Sims & Joe Pass, the Roger Neumann Quintet, Oliver Nelson, Tierney Sutton, Michael Dease, Roger Kellaway, the Doug Hamilton Jazz Band, and the Junior Mance Trio.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents CASCADES JAZZ AT DAYBREAK 09 Leslie Keros, WDCB-FM, Chicago, January 4, 2019 [19117]
David Hazeltine: In a Sentimental Mood Zoot Sims & Joe Pass: I Hadn’t Anyone Til You Roger Neumann Quintet: If You Never Come to Me Oliver Nelson: Cascades Tierney Sutton: Very Early Michael Dease: Forge Ahead Roger Kellaway: Doxy Doug Hamilton Jazz Band: Oleo Junior Mance Trio: Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by Leslie Keros for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced & recorded by Leslie Keros for WDCB-FM, Chicago Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
William Parker is great again in his third and final hour with Don Paul & Maryse Déjean, with music including “Invocation (for David S. Ware)”, two duets of William and Hamid Drake, one with Milford Graves, one with his partner Patricia Nicholson Parker, and one from his group Raining On The Moon. This hour also presents the Muntu Ensemble, Billy Higgins, the Kitchen Blend Band, Raphe Malik in duet with Jimmy Lyons, and pieces featuring Glenn Spearman and Lisle Ellis. William’s talk of his history from the 1970s onward adds glimpses into future projects. The episode is rich with great music and performers and the expansiveness exemplified by William’s watchword that “You can always get a room in the house of sound.” The John Sinclair Foundation Presents THE HOUSE OF SOUND ROOTS & BRANCHES 36 Don Paul & Maryse Dejean, 21st Century Phenoms, New Orleans, February 28, 2019 [19116]
William Parker:Invocation (for David S. Ware) William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Muntu Ensemble: Yellow (Flight from the Dog) William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Billy Higgins-Cedar Walton-Sam Jones-Clifford Jordan: [Untitled] William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Hamid Drake & William Parker: Black Cherry William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean William Parker: Pahos William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Milford Graves & William Parker: Excerpt William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Kitchen Blend Band:For Fannie Lou Hamer William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Raphé Malik & Jimmy Lyons:Duet William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Glenn Spearman: Blare William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean Lisle Ellis:Addressing the Ancestors William Parker Conversation with Don Paul & Maryse Dejean. William Parker & Patricia Nicholson Parker: Are They Calling Us Forward William Parker:Corn Meal Dance
A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by Don Paul & Maryse Dejean for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced & recorded by Don Paul & Maryse Dejean at Sticking Up For Kids in New Orleans Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
Episode 60 comprises John Sinclair’s annual Mardi Gras Music Extravaganza for 2001 on WWOZ-FM in New Orleans with music by Chief Smiley Ricks, The Dixie Cups, Champion Jack Dupree, the New Orleans Nightcrawlers, John Boutte & Cubanismo, Dr. John, Charmaine Neville, the 6th Ward Big Shots, Doreen & Her Jazz New Orleans, Chuck Carbo, Eddie Bo, and Davell Crawford.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS BLUES & ROOTS 60 John Sinclair, 9WOZ-FM, New Orleans, February 18, 2001 [19115]
Little Walter: Juke Chief Smiley Ricks: Down In New Orleans The Dixie Cups: Two-Way-Pak-E-Way Champion Jack Dupree: Yella Pocahontas New Orleans Nightcrawlers: Tchfuncta John Boutte & Cubanismo: Shallow Water Suite Dr. John: Iko Iko Charmaine Neville: Shoo Fly 6th Ward Big Shots: What They Talk About Doreen & Her Jazz New Orleans: Funking It Up On Mardi Gras Day Chuck Carbo: Hey Mardi Gras! Here I Am Eddie Bo: I Know You Mardi Gras Davell Crawford: Mardi Gras In New Orleans Little Walter: Lights Out
A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt Special thanks to Leni & Sunnny Sinclair
Cary Wolfson is spinning at the Red Rooster Lounge with great blues sides by Charlie Musselwhite, the Grateful Dead, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Marcia Ball, Sugar Ray Rayford, Melvin Taylor & The Slack Band, Bobby Radcliffe, and Rev. Raven & The Chain Smoking Altar Boys.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING RED ROOSTER LOUNGE 341 Cary Wolfson, Red Rooster Radio Network, December 23, 2013 [19114]
Harlem Nocturne Theme Charlie Musselwhite: Blues Overtook Me Grateful Dead: Easy Wind Muddy Waters: The Same Thing Howlin’ Wolf: Smokestack Lightning Marcia Ball: Mule Headed Man Sugaray Rayford: I Might Do Somethin’ Crazy Melvin Taylor & The Slack Band: Born Under A Bad Sign Earl Hooker: Don’t Have To Worry Bobby Radcliffe: Universal Rock Rev. Raven & The Chain Smoking Altar Boys: Caesar’s Salad
A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by Cary Wolfson for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced & recorded by Cary Wolfson at Red Rooster Studios [#1450] Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
Bruce Pingree kicks off this hour of The Blues Show with a a set of West Side soul by Magic Sam, Luther Allison, Freddie King, Jimmy Dawkins, and Buddy Guy, and finishes with two sets of music by Steady Rollin’ Bob Margolin, a guy from Australia called Harper, and Watermelon Slim & The Workers—I think that’s Slim on the next to last song, but Bruce didn’t say.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents RECONSIDER BABY THE BLUES SHOW 371 Bruce Pingree, WUNH-FM, Portsmouth NH, May 2, 2010 [19113]
Magic Sam: I Need You So Bad Luther Allison: Let’s Have a Little Talk Freddie King: Reconsider Baby Jimmy Dawkins: It Serves Me Right to Suffer Buddy Guy: My Time After Awhile Watermelon Slim: The Wheelman Bob Margolin: Lonely Man Blues Bob Margolin: All You Left Behind Watermelon Slim: Hard Times Harper: I’ll Follow You Harper: Do What Is Right Watermelon Slim: The Same Disposition Magic Sam: Easy Baby
A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by Bruce Pingree for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced & recorded at WUNH-FM, Portsmouth NH as Episode 04 by Bruce Pingree Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
Steve The Fly is playing music in Episode 298 by Lee Dorsey, James Brown, Leaf, Donald Byrd, Ronnie Foster, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and Jimmy McGriff.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents FUNCTION JUNCTION FLY BY NIGHT 298 Steve The Fly, Fly Agaric 23 Studio, Amsterdam, January 29, 2018 [19111]
Lee Dorsey: A Lover Was Born Lee Dorsey: Give It Up James Brown: Make It Funky (Parts 1 & 2) Leaf: Food Stamp Donald Byrd: The Emperor Ronnie Foster: Enot Dirty Dozen Brass Band: My Feet Can’t Fail Me Now Jimmy McGriff: Ain’t It Funky Now. Dirty Dozen Brass Band; All Over Now
A JOINT PRODUCTION Produced by Steve “The Fly” Pratt for Radio Free Amsterdam Post-production, editing & annotation by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
Episode 795 is coming for the last time from the John Sinclair Café in the Psychedelic Healing Shack in the north end of Detroit, where I’ve been beaming out on Mondays since the new year started but now am forced to accept that my experiment with operating a marijuana-friendly coffeeshop in Detroit has met with an unfortunate and untimely end. If all goes well, my next show will be coming directly from New Orleans, but I’ve just today gotten word that my friend and host Jerry Brock has taken ill and won’t be able to accommodate me, so I have to find alternative lodgings at once or severely alter my travel plans and miss the Mardi Gras for the first time since 1981. In any case, the recordings live on and tonight we’ll have music from the Mardi Gras by Professor Longhair, Earl King, the Rebirth Brass Band, the Wild Magnolias, Dr. John, Roger & the Gypsies, Sugar Boy & the Cane Cutters, Sammy Ridgely, Wardell & His Slammin’ Big Band, Kermit Ruffins & the Barbeque Swingers, Smokey Johnson, Snooks Eaglin, and the Guardians of the Flame. I appear at the beginning and then the sides take over completely. until the end
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents HAIL KING ZULU JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 795 John Sinclair Cafe, Detroit, February 20, 2019 [19112]
Yusef Lateef: Happyology Professor Longhair: Go to the Mardi Gras Earl King: Street Parade Rebirth Brass Band: Do Whatcha Wanna Wild Magnolias: Fire Water Dr. John: Mama Roux Professor Longhair: Big Chief Roger & the Gypsies: Pass the Hatchet Sugar Boy & the Cane Cutters: Jock-A-Mo Sammy Ridgely: Mardi Gras Chief Wardell & His Slammin’ Big Band: Hail King Zulu Kermit Ruffins & the Barbeque Swingers: Do the Fat Tuesday Smokey Johnson: It Ain’t My Fault Snooks Eaglin: I Went to the Mardi Gras Guardians of the Flame: My Gang Is Leaving Now Charlie Parker: They Can’t Take That Away FRom Me
A JOINT PRODUCTION Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam Produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
