With guests Otis Mace and John Segovia playing live - both ace players but there was a technical hitch at beginning of their interview and first song - no sound but they repeat the song when the mics are turned on! Please persevere or skip ahead a few minutes and they're there! Sorry guys. Otherwise great performance and the rest is great music.
Playlist
With guests Otis Mace and John Segovia playing live around middle of show. Sorry folks there was a hitch and sound went silent for about 5 minutes of interview and first live song - they play the song again once the mics were turned on, so please keep listening or skip ahead for their song. They are both ace players so excellent to listen to. Otherwise the usual great music. Thanks to Studio 1 Vintage Guitars
Mel Parsons - Don't Leave theLight On
Hoop - Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way
Luther Dickinson, Alison Russell, Birds of Chicago - Superlover
The Red Clay Strays, Western AF - Sunshine - Western AF version
Cristina Vane - Getting High In Hotel Rooms
The Rolling Stones - Dreamy Skies
Alexa Rose - Anywhere, OH
james mcmurtry - Song For A Deck Hands Daughter
The Be Good Tanyas - Waiting Around To Die
Lee Harvey Osmond - Colours
Lucinda Williams - Something About What Happens When We Talk
Otis Mace - The 1932 North Caroline Rat Rod Prison BusBlues
This week's show featured new music from De La Soul, Bic Runga, and more. Sam also pays tribute to Stone Roses and Primal Scream bass player Mani who sadly passed away last week.
Playlist
This week's show featured new music from De La Soul, Bic Runga, and more. Sam also pays tribute to Stone Roses and Primal Scream bass player Mani who sadly passed away last week.
The Stone Roses - Waterfall
The Stone Roses - Fools Gold
The Stone Roses - Where Angels Play
The Stone Roses - Made Of Stone
Radiohead - Just
Metallica - Creeping Death
Funkadelic - Cosmic Slop
De La Soul - Just How It Is (Sometimes)
Bic Runga - Red Sunset
Joe Kaptein - Unwavering
Quantic presents The Western Transient - Creation (East LA)
Def Jim's Jazz Show this week features three personal favourites from the back catalogue of the tower of jazz drumming excellence that was the late Jack DeJohnette, a brand new release from the ever-interesting guitarist Nels Cline (think Wilco) and the latest find from his ongoing project to explore the 70s/80s work of saxophonist Chico Freeman. Plus, of course, a bunch of other quality album tracks from the past 50 years of recorded jazz, a couple of them very recent indeed. Play it, love it.
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