Do you have a historical playlist / playlist history?
I couldn’t get on your site this morning (Thanksgiving/ Thursday 11/27/13, about 10:35 am Pacific Time) to get the song info. But I was listening via radiotuna.com. There was a live version of Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (I think) by a live clarinetist (I think) that I would really like to find again.
Hey Patrick, from the info you gave me and checking my files, all I could come up is the Duke Ellington Orchestra (The Reprise Studio Recordings Album), it does have a clarinetist at the end (The Album Version). The (LP version) has a violin playing (The great Stephane Grappelli) throughout. All and plenty more on this great album, can’t go wrong: http://www.amazon.com/Duke-Ellington-Reprise-Studio-Recordings/dp/B00002MZ33
I’m from England and recently discovered your station – perfect for a Wayne Shorter, Miles and Herbie Hancock fan like me. But to my astonishment, I turned the station on at 7 in the morning this Saturday (2 in the morning for you) to discover you were playing Gerry Goldsmith’s soundtrack to the movie ‘Chinatown’ – my favourite movie soundtrack of all-time. Thank you for getting my weekend off to a perfect start. I’ll definitely be signing up for the year!
Thanks for your comment Jonathan and thanks for your support. As you probably know already, I emailed you back and mentioned how I every so often I mix-in movie soundtracks on my playlists, it gives it a nostalgic effect. Thanks again, Jose
Thank you Sriram for listening, it makes me feel very happy to know that Jazz Con Class Radio is reaching Jazz Aficionados in all corners of the world. Make sure though, to spread the love of Jazz further out to others and don’t just keep it to yourself, we all need to know the beauty it brings and that will certainly keep it alive, ENJOY!
Do you have a historical playlist / playlist history?
I couldn’t get on your site this morning (Thanksgiving/ Thursday 11/27/13, about 10:35 am Pacific Time) to get the song info. But I was listening via radiotuna.com. There was a live version of Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (I think) by a live clarinetist (I think) that I would really like to find again.
Hey Patrick, from the info you gave me and checking my files, all I could come up is the Duke Ellington Orchestra (The Reprise Studio Recordings Album), it does have a clarinetist at the end (The Album Version). The (LP version) has a violin playing (The great Stephane Grappelli) throughout. All and plenty more on this great album, can’t go wrong: http://www.amazon.com/Duke-Ellington-Reprise-Studio-Recordings/dp/B00002MZ33
Coolness, thanks! The one I heard was primarily a solo clarinet piece throughout. It was a very relaxed and commanding artist, a moderate pace.
It might have been Ben Webster. His version will certainly suffice for now anyway!
I agree. His deep sound is fantastic and matchless. I only miss a more elaborate, complex phrasing.
I enjoy your streaming every day; very well selected jazz music. Thanks.
This afternoon is the turn for slow playing jazz. I am enjoying it.
Now is the early John Coltrane playing (On a misty night). I love it but not so much the way he evolved eventually.
C
Great station…
Thank You, I appreciate it very much!!
I’m from England and recently discovered your station – perfect for a Wayne Shorter, Miles and Herbie Hancock fan like me. But to my astonishment, I turned the station on at 7 in the morning this Saturday (2 in the morning for you) to discover you were playing Gerry Goldsmith’s soundtrack to the movie ‘Chinatown’ – my favourite movie soundtrack of all-time. Thank you for getting my weekend off to a perfect start. I’ll definitely be signing up for the year!
Thanks for your comment Jonathan and thanks for your support. As you probably know already, I emailed you back and mentioned how I every so often I mix-in movie soundtracks on my playlists, it gives it a nostalgic effect. Thanks again, Jose
Thank you for keeping jazz alive. Listening in Bangalore.
Thank you Sriram for listening, it makes me feel very happy to know that Jazz Con Class Radio is reaching Jazz Aficionados in all corners of the world. Make sure though, to spread the love of Jazz further out to others and don’t just keep it to yourself, we all need to know the beauty it brings and that will certainly keep it alive, ENJOY!