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The 95bFM Jazz Show

The 95bFM Jazz Show - drawing on the music that influenced jazz, the music that became jazz, and the music that jazz became. A must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and music lovers alike, with Blind Mango Chutney, Miss Dom, Def Jim, Frances Chan or Dr. Mark Baynes. Sundays from midday.

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Blind Mango Chutney, 10 September 2023

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Sun 10 Sep 2023

Another salubrious and soulful show by Blind Mango Chutney, featuring legends such as Ramsey Lewis, Chet Baker, Pat Metheny, Jack Wilkins, Shelly Manne and more.

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Frances Chan, 3 September 2023

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Sun 3 Sep 2023

Frances Chan has a post-bop spring in her step then travels to faraway lands of exotic rhythms, and throws in some sublime covers amongst new releases and jazz-funk masterpieces.

Setlist:
Herbie Hancock – Spider (Live)
Chico Hamilton – Spring Again
Dave Bruebeck – Spring in Central Park
Nina Simone – Another Spring
Freddie Hubbard – Up Jumped Spring
Charif Megarbane – Souk el Ahad
Ibrahim Maalouf & Angelique Kidjo – Ahan
Adrian Quesada & Gabriel Garzón-Montano – El Paraguas
Salomão Soares & Guegué Medeiros – Feira de Mangaio
Salomão Soares & Guegué Medeiros – Sete Anéis
Black Market Brass – Echo A.D.
Weather Report – Barbary Coast
Cory Wong & Louis Cole – The Grid Generation
Joseph Shabason – Jamie Thomas
Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter – Only the Lonely Woman
Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter  – Black  Crow
Nubya Garcia – Lean In
Terrace Martin ft. Keyon Harrold, Justin Tyson &  Dominique Sanders – Degnan Dreams
Kamasi Washington – My Friend of Misery
Khruangbin & Quantic – Cebollas Verdes
Booker T & the M.G.’s – Lonely Avenue
Herbie Hancock – Swamp Ra

 

95bFM Jazz Show with Def Jim: Sunday August 27, 2023

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Sun 27 Aug 2023

Def Jim delivers the last 95bFM Jazz Show of Winter 2023, featuring brand new releases from Wadada Leo Smith & Orange Wave Electric, Illegal Crowns and Trio Tapestry, plus a mini-tribute to recently fallen veteran European Avant Garde saxophone colossus Peter Brötzmann, together with a bunch of other scintillating selections.

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Blind Mango Chutney, 13 August 2022

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Sun 13 Aug 2023

Blind Mango Chutney loves the Latin, African and South African flavours this week plus an important critique of the Black experience by jazz-influenced Adrian Younge.

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Dr Mark Baynes, 6 August 2023

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Dr Mark Baynes, 6 August 2023 The 95bFM Jazz Show with Dr Mark Baynes, 6 August 2023, 227.4 MB
Sun 6 Aug 2023

Mark plays a 'two for the price of one' show.

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Blind Mango Chutney, 30 Julu 2022

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Sun 30 Jul 2023

Blind Mango Chutney keeps the winter chills at bay with strong doses of jazz reggae, jazz rock and jazz fusion, and in-studio guest music entrepreneur John Baker plays an immune-boosting selection of rare early NZ jazz, rock and exotica recordings.

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Frances Chan, 23 July 2023

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Sun 23 Jul 2023

Frances Chan hails new/old Prince and Miles Davis, sounds from Senegal, and plays new releases from Meshell, Mireya, Brandee, Lakecia and Fumika.

Setlist:
Prince – All A Share Together
Meshell Ndegeochello ft. Brandee Younger, Mark Guiliana, Josh Johnson – Virgo 3
The Lahaar – Chase Scene, Part 1
Eddie Palmieri – Chocolate Ice Cream
Pete Jolly – Autumn Festival
M.E.B., Miles Davis – Hail to the Real Chief
Miles Davis – Spanish Key (Encore) (Live, Fillmore East, NYC, 1970)
Mireya Ramos, Flor de Toleache – Nunca Te Voy a Olvidar
Lakecia Benjamin, Georgia Ann Muldrow – Phoenix
Fumika Asari – Thanks for Emily
Emily Remler – Blues for Herb
Dee Byrne – Capsule
Hako Yamasaki – Sasurai
Casiopea – Time Limit
Aron & The Jeri Jeri Band – Sunugal
Kora Jazz Band – Bardinerie
Ray Barretto – Acid
Brandee Younger ft. Meshell Ndegeochello – Dust

 

The 95bFM Jazz Show with Blind Mango Chutney, 16 July 2023

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Sun 16 Jul 2023

Blind Mango Chutney loves the local flavours from The Lahaar to Whirimako Black and ethnic grooves from South Africa and beyond.  
Setlist:
(1) Richard Nunns/Mark Lockett - Redaction
(2) Whirimako Black - Stormy Weather Marangai
(3) Creative Path Ensemble - Solar Eclipse 
(4) Lonnie Johnson - Playing With The Strings
(5) Hank Garland - 3,4 The Blues
(6) Alphonze Mouzon -  Virtue
(7) James Newton - Crips
(8) Creative Path Ensemble - Absolvo
(9) Theo Croker - Portrait Of William
(10) Karin Krog - Lazy Afternoon
(11) Billy Butler - Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow 
(12) Art Farmer/Yusuf Lateef - Something You Got
(13) Nduduzo Makathini - Unokamyamba
(14) Nduduzo Marathini - Mama feat.
Omagugu
(15) Creative Path Ensemble - Interlock
(16)The Lahaar - Step 2
(17) Allan Holdsworth + IOU - Devil Take The Hind Most 
 

95 BFM Jazz Show With Hosts Dr Mark Baynes & Miss Dom 9 July 2023

95bFM Jazz Show With Hosts Dr Mark Baynes & Miss Dom 9 July 2023 95bFM Jazz Show With Hosts Dr Mark Baynes & Miss Dom 9 July 2023, 227.52 MB
Sun 9 Jul 2023

Mark plays his favorite band - features some Andrea Lisa tracks ahead of her gig next month, & ends on a Latin note. Dom plays a couple of classic cuts, features some South African Jazz, & adds 2 extra tracks as a Podcast Only Feature:  The Clear Path Ensemble - Solar Eclipse, ahead of their gig in a few weeks - & the new single from The Circling Sun - Bones, post the groups epic, sold-out, album release show on Saturday night.

95bFM Jazz Show with Def Jim: Sunday June 25, 2023

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Sun 25 Jun 2023

In a typically varied set, Def Jim splices gnarly nuggets from old stalwarts of the avant-garde with new releases from the likes of Ethnic Heritage Ensemble and Julian Lage, virtuosic guitar in both electric blues and finger-picked trio/duo settings and sundry sparkling album tracks bursting out of relative obscurity before closing out with some classic John Coltrane.