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Richie Goods, Ron Carter, McCoy Tyner and More
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This week we start with an interview with veteran bassist
Richie Goods
bass
Christopher Hollyday
saxophoneb.1970
McCoy Tyner
piano1938 - 2020
Playlist
- Richie Goods "Eastern Joy Dance" My Left Hand Man: A Tribute to Mulgrew Miller (Richman Music) 00:00
- Host talks 6:01
- Mulgrew Miller "Elation" The Sequel (MAXJAZZ) 7:49
- Ron Carter "Telephone" Heart & Soul (Timeless) 13:05
- Host talks 16:14
- Jimmy Mundy Orchestra "Fiesta in Brass"Big Band Jazz (Hindsight Records) 17:05
- Christopher Hollyday "Text Tones" Dialogue (Jazzbeat Productions) 21:18
- Host talks 25:33
- Dizzy Gillespie "Theme from Cool World" Verve & Phillips Small Group Sessions (Verve Records) 26:38
- Raquel Cepeda "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" Latin Jazz (Raquel Cepeda Music) 31:44
- Host talks 35:36
- Ellis Marsalis "Mozartin" Whistle Stop (Columbia) 36:45
- Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra "7th Ward Boogaloo" Jazz Party (Troubadour Jass Records) 41:13
- Host talks 45:51
- McCoy Tyner "You Stepped out of a Dream" Fly with the Wind (Unlimited Media) 46:31
- Host talks 50:55
- Artie Shaw and His Orchestra "Get Out of Town"Best Of (Acrobat Records) 51:40
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