Charlie Haden Special / Cassette One Side Two

On 19 December 1984, the entire duration of Larry Blood’s jazz-centric radio show Out Front, Outback was devoted to the music of Charlie Haden. It was broadcast on the Santa Cruz, CA. independent station KUSP-FM. Mr. Blood made a dub of the show and sent it to Charlie, contained on two cassettes, both of which I found in a box of many 1980s-era tapes from my father’s collection. Side one of the first cassette can be found here. Solid, Jackson.In this Substack podcast I listen to albums and cassettes from the collection of my father, the late jazz bassist Charlie Haden. If you like what you hear, please consider subscribing. I’m writing a book of Memoires about life, death, jazz, slowcore, and survival. The address is joshhaden.substack.com.“Charlie Haden Special”Cassette one, side twoOut Front, Outback radio show19 December 1984KUSP-FM, Santa Cruz, CA.Host: Larry BloodTrack listing:* Song For Che (Charlie Haden) (from Ornette Coleman, Crisis, 1972, Impulse Records)* Charlie Haden spoken promo for KUSP-FM* El Quinto Regimento / Los Cuatro Generales / Viva La Quince Brigada (Traditional) (from Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra, 1970, Impulse Records)* Friends And Neighbors (Ornette Coleman) (from Ornette Coleman, Friends And Neighbors, 1970, Flying Dutchman)* For A Free Portugal (Charlie Haden) (from Charlie Haden, Closeness, 1976, Horizon/A&M)All words & images © 2024 Josh Haden, except where noted. All rights reserved.Josh Haden's Mémoire is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshhaden.substack.com/subscribe