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Jazzology
by Jose Reyes
These Podcasts concentrate on Jazz from the mid 40's to the Late 60's. Straight Big Band, Be Bop, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Cuban Music,Hard Bop, Cool Jazz, Free Jazz, Avant Garde, Bossa Nova and a maybe a little early Progressive Jazz, maybe. You will not hear any so-called "Smooth Jazz." No salsa either. I like that music also but this here podcast is strictly about my love of "Talent." These are the BEST musicians that ever lived. Why? Because they had the "Freedom" to improvise and become even better. "Quality" is what you will hear. Remember this, Great Music never gets old! ENJOY!
Episodes
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3rd Podcast: Wayne Shorter and The Classic Blue Note Recordings
This here is a podcast on the Jazz Great Wayne Shorter. It is also an introduction so the listeners can get an idea of his work. That is why I am featuring the Double CD Album, The Classic Blue Note Recordings. Let's take a look at his Biography: (Born Aug. 25, 1933, Newark, N.J., U.S.)...
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2nd Podcast: Cal Tjader, Elis Regina and Jobim
This my 2nd Podcast here and features 3 sets on three CD album. My 1st set is on Cal Tjader's "The Best of the Monterey Jazz Festival" CD Album: Cal Tjader began his career as a stalwart member of the West Coast jazz scene, swinging his vibes through breezy versions of standards with the likes of...
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My First Official Podcast: Donald Byrd, Cannonball Adderley and Thelonious Monk
This here is my "official" first Podomatic podcast. I will feature three sets of three CD Albums. The First set is on Donald Byrd's CD Album "Off to the Races": Detroit was producing a lot more than cars in the 1950s: the city was a breeding ground for an impressive number of hard bop giants. Two...
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Cachao: "Descargas, Havana Sessions"
Cachao’s Mambo All-Stars, carry on the legacy of the Grammy-winning bassist and composer Israel “Cachao” Lopez, the legendary “father of the mambo”. Cachao’s Mambo All-Stars’ energetic “descargas”, are improvised, Latin jam sessions of which Cachao was both inventor and master of. They conjure...
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“Avante Garde” or “Hard Bop” Part Two: Oliver Nelson, Thad Jones and Freddie Hubbard
Avante Garde? I’m truly not sure. Since I am learning as I listen, I bump into and read about different “Eras” of Jazz. There is much consistently in the early years but when you reach the “Hard Bop Era” which comes right after “Be Bop” one, there are different interpretations as to the naming of...
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The Mingus Dynasty
Charles Mingus was and still is considered to be one of the best Jazz Bass player ever. This is for sure but his unknown contribution to Jazz is not recognized by mainstream music listener. His innovative form of improvisation of instruments was his golden contribution. He composed almost all of...
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Classic 60′s Jazz Part One: Joe Henderson, Lee Morgan and Hank Mobley
By Jose Reyes The 60 ‘s was full of pioneering music in all facets of sound but this change took place in the middle of the decade. The most popular of all was the modern Rock n’ Roll sound. But there was a revelation also in the Jazz scene. Although it was more traditional than Rock n’ Roll it…
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Machito, Toots, Benny and a sneak Weather Report
...A decade after Afro-Cuban rhythms set the jazz world on fire, we find the maestro playing the Concord, a popular lakeside resort 90 miles north of New York City. So it is a “tourist” album, probably given away or sold as a souvenir. The liners and photos tell as much about where to find…
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Miles, Coltrane and are you ready for Freddie?
On this Classic Jazz Podcast, I featured two sets. The first set was an introduction to Miles Davis and John Coltrane. So the listener could get to know and begin to understand why these two men are considered to be “the best” by many. I am not a judge of musical talent, in respect where I can...
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"Kenya" Machito and Cannonball
Machito's big band was one of the first and best exponents of Afro-Cuban jazz as we know it today. This 1957 effort focuses more on the African side of the Afro-Cuban equation; the album title/concept was chosen because Kenya represented the "New Africa" at the time, which dovetailed nicely with...
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Mongo Santamaria "Live at the Black Hawk"
In 1962, while Mongo and Willie Bobo, his percussionist sidekick were in San Francisco, they recorded 2 live sessions at the famous Black Hawk there. There were LP’s made for those occasions but CD’s are not available at all. Instead there’s CD named Mongo Santamaria... Continue Here :...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
These Podcasts concentrate on Jazz from the mid 40's to the Late 60's. Straight Big Band, Be Bop, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Cuban Music,Hard Bop, Cool Jazz, Free Jazz, Avant Garde, Bossa Nova and a maybe a little early Progressive Jazz, maybe. You will not hear any so-called "Smooth Jazz." No salsa either. I like that music also but this here podcast is strictly about my love of "Talent." These are the BEST musicians that ever lived. Why? Because they had the "Freedom" to improvise and become even better. "Quality" is what you will hear. Remember this, Great Music never gets old! ENJOY!
HOSTED BY
Jose Reyes
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What is Jazzology about?
These Podcasts concentrate on Jazz from the mid 40's to the Late 60's. Straight Big Band, Be Bop, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Cuban Music,Hard Bop, Cool Jazz, Free Jazz, Avant Garde, Bossa Nova and a maybe a little early Progressive Jazz, maybe. You will not hear any so-called "Smooth Jazz." No salsa either....
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Jazzology is created and hosted by Jose Reyes.
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