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One Man’s Jazz Show 1200th Show Special
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This episode of One Man's Jazz marks the 1200th since its very first show at CKUW FM in Winnipeg. It moved over to taintradio.org in early 2012. One of the mantras of the show has always been that the show was about the music and the musicians who make it. I had no illusions of becoming—let along desires to be—some talking jazz head. So with that thought in mind, I decided to approach a number of artists about contributing a piece of music of their choosing and talking about said piece. They had carte blanche as to what to submit. I had a great response, and that's what ep. 1200 features. The musicians who graciously submitted something were
Kari Ikonen
pianob.1973
Nick Fraser
drumsb.1976
Samuel Blaser
tromboneb.1981
Brian Groder
trumpet
Anna Webber
saxophone, tenorb.1984
Jakob Bro
guitarb.1978
Satoko Fujii
pianob.1958
Natsuki Tamura
trumpetb.1951
Peter Van Huffel
saxophoneb.1978
Sophie Tassignon
vocals
Jeff Albert
tromboneb.1970
Jason Robinson
saxophone, tenorb.1975
Francesca Remigi
drums
Ben Monder
guitarb.1962
Stefan Bauer
vibraphone
Martin Kuchen
saxophone
David Virelles
pianob.1983
Tiziano Tononi
drumsb.1956
Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">Jim Pepper "Witchi Tai To" from Comin' & Goin' (Antilles) 00:00Jim Pepper
saxophone, tenor
1941 - 1992- Host Speaks 08:15
- Kari Ikonen & Karikko "Koint?hti" from Oceanophonic (Texicali) 11:29
- Kari Ikonen Speaks 17:47
- Kari Ikonen & Karriko "Kafé Moskva" from The Helsinki Suite (Eclipse Music) 21:00
- Nick Fraser Speaks 27:57
- Nick Fraser "Sketch # 50" from If There Were No Opposites (Hat Hut Esthetics) 29:17
- Nick Fraser Speaks Again 32:51
- Samuel Blaser Speaks 33:23
- Samuel Blaser,
" data-original-title="" title="">Daniel Humair & Heiri Kanzig "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" from 1291 (Outhere) 34:51Daniel Humair
drums
b.1938 - Simo Laihonen Speaks 38:04
- Simo Laihonen "As It Came (excerpt)" from As It Came (Unseen Axis Music) 39:15
- Host Speaks 46:44
" data-original-title="" title="">John Vanore & Abstract Truth "Bunk" from Back To School (Acoustical Concepts) 48:16John Vanore
trumpet- Anna Webber Speaks 55:09
- Anna Webber "Idiom VI-Movement II" from Idiom Six (Pi Recordings) 56:42
- Miles Perkin Speaks 1:05:46
- Miles Perkin &
" data-original-title="" title="">Simon Jermyn "Tri-force" from While The Whole World Waited (Self-released) 1:07:28Simon Jermyn
bass, electric - Jakob Bro Speaks 1:13:08
" data-original-title="" title="">Geri AllenGeri Allen
piano
1957 - 2017
" data-original-title="" title="">Charlie Haden &Charlie Haden
bass, acoustic
1937 - 2014
" data-original-title="" title="">Paul Motian "Lonely Woman" from ?tudes (Soul Note) 1:14:40Paul Motian
drums
1931 - 2011- Host Speaks 1:24:28
- Satoko FujiiTrio "Hansho" from Moon On The Lake (Libra) 1:25:46
- Satoko Fujii & Natsuki Tamura "Sun, Moon, Earth"unreleased track 1:35:14
- Satoko Fujii & Natsuki Tamura Speak 1:41:52
- Peter Van Huffel Speaks 1:42:48
- Gorilla Mask "The Nihilist" from Brain Drain (Clean Feed) 1:45:31
- Sophie Tassignon Speaks 1:49:40
- Sophie Tassignon "Guby Okyannie" from Mysteries Unfold (Rare Noise) 1:51:40
- Jeff Albert Speaks 1:56:15
- Jeff Albert "The Good Kind Of Vibey" from Oma(H)a (Breakfast4Dinner) 1:57:24
- Host Speaks 2:00:38
- EmAb Connection "Inhabitants" from Unsaid (Nusica) 2:01:28
- " data-original-title="" title="">Jason Robinson &
Jason Robinson
saxophone, tenor
b.1975
" data-original-title="" title="">Eric Hofbauer "Lonely Dance" from Two Hours Early, Ten Minutes Late: Duo Music Of Ken Aldcroft (Self-released) 2:08:39Eric Hofbauer
guitar
b.1974 - Host Speaks 2:13:21
" data-original-title="" title="">Miles Davis "Freddie Freeloader" from Kind Of Blue (Columbia) 2:14:26Miles Davis
trumpet
1926 - 1991- Host Speaks 2:24:08
- Francesca Remigi Speaks 2:24:28
- Francesca Remigi &
" data-original-title="" title="">Killick Hinds "Chant" from unreleased track 2:28:23Killick Hinds
guitar
b.1972 - Ben Monder Speaks 2:31:56
" data-original-title="" title="">Bill Frisell "In-Line" from In-Line (ECM) 2:33:59Bill Frisell
guitar, electric
b.1951- Stefan Bauer & " data-original-title="" title="">Michael Heupel unreleased track 2:38:26
Michael Heupel
flute - Stefan Bauer Speaks 2:46:51
- Host Speaks 2:53:10
- Martin Kuchen "Mask On Mask" from unreleased track 2:54:09
- Martin Kuchen "Fkk Down, Fkk Off" from unreleased track 2:56:18
- David Virelles Speaks 3:00:14
" data-original-title="" title="">Henry Threadgill Quartet "Gift" from Rag, Bush and All (RCA Novus) 3:01:13Henry Threadgill
woodwinds
b.1944- Host Speaks 3:06:53
- Tiziano Tononi & Future Ancestors "Voodoo Son...of a Fender Guitar" from Going For The Magic (Splasch) 3:0:938
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Radio
Kari Ikonen
Maurice Hogue
Nick Fraser
Samuel Blaser
Simo Laihonen
Brian Groder
Anna Webber
Miles Perkin
Jakob Bro
Satoko Fujii
Natsuki Tamura
Peter Van Huffel
Sophie Tassignon
Jeff Albert
Jason Robinson
Francesca Remigi
Ben Monder
Stefan Bauer
Martin Kuchen
David Virelles
Tiziano Tononi
Jim Pepper
Daniel Humair
Heiri K?nzig
John Vanore
Simon Jermyn
Geri Allen,
Charlie Haden
Paul Motian
Gorilla Mask
EmAb Connection
Eric Hofbauer
Miles Davis
Killick Hinds
Bill Frisell
Michael Heupel
Henry Threadgill
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