Maybe not a sausage, but still Oran-spiring.

[Serial_Apologist]

Sat 20 Nov
5pm - J to Z
Kevin Le Gendre presents highlights from the J to Z stage at the Barbican as part of this year's London Jazz Festival. Pianist and composer Nikki Yeoh is widely recognised as one of the UK's leading jazz musicians, an innovator and mentor to the next generation of players, in this concert recorded last Sunday, Yeoh performs a solo set, drawing on the Arabic repertoire of her Café Oran project. Also on the bill are three rising stars from the London scene. Trumpeter Mark Kavuma, leader of the rousing Banger Factory collective; New Zealand-raised drummer Myele Manzanza; and saxophonist Chelsea Carmichael, who has just released his debut album, The River Doesn't Like Strangers.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011s83

12midnight - Freeness
Corey Mwamba presents archive recordings of performances from Glasgow's Third Eye centre, which closed in the early 1990s.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011s8c

Sun 21 Nov
4pm - Jazz Record Requests

http://www.alynshipton.co.uk/blog

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011sb5

Tues 23 Nov
7.30pm - Radio 3 in Concert
British-Bahraini trumpeter Yazz Ahmed and her quintet join the BBC Concert Orchestra and principle conductor Bramwell Tovey in a concert recorded on Sunday at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as part of the London Jazz Festival.

Presented by Jumoké Fashola.

Yazz Ahmed (trumpet), Dave Manington (bass guitar), Corrina Silvester (percussion), Martin France (drums), Ralph Wyld (vibraphone), BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Bramwell Tovey.

Jessie Montgomery - Banner
Yazz Ahmed, arr Langley - La Saboteuse
Yazz Ahmed, arr Garland - A Paradise in the Hold
Judith Weir - Still, Glowing
Yazz Ahmed, arr Langley - The Earth's Reflection; A Shoal of Souls
Interval
Yazz Ahmed, arr Puddick - Barbara
Yazz Ahmed, arr Au - 2857
Arvo Pärt - Silouan's Song
Yazz Ahmed, arr Barker - Al Emadi
Yazz Ahmed, arr Langley - Dawn Patrol

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011rwv

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

J to Z...
"Trumpeter Mark Kavuma, leader of the rousing Banger Factory collective"
I like this guy and his collective, at least from what I've heard from YouTube. Much influenced by Kenny Dorham, I hope this aspect still pertains. Will listen...

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

J to Z...
"Trumpeter Mark Kavuma, leader of the rousing Banger Factory collective"
I like this guy and his collective, at least from what I've heard from YouTube. Much influenced by Kenny Dorham, I hope this aspect still pertains. Will listen...

* Interesting program today, for once he said haughtily. One to play back and mull over. Particularly liked the Shepp/Waldron.

[BLUESNIK'S REVOX]

And....just looked at today's JRR listings, no problem with that, including June Christie, the "girl warbler". Not the fabulous Julie Christie, of Terry (Stamp) & Julie fame, or Sargent Troy as he was up on the cliffs of Dorset waving his sabre at h'er! Fancy a coffee later, Julie?

[Serial_Apologist]

And....just looked at today's JRR listings, no problem with that, including June Christie, the "girl warbler". Not the fabulous Julie Christie, of Terry (Stamp) & Julie fame, or Sargent Troy as he was up on the cliffs of Dorset waving his sabre at h'er! Fancy a coffee later, Julie?

Have to say June Christie not my cuppa, whereas Julie Christie was my major heart throb of the mid-60s, until the other Julie came on the scene - the Driscoll one. But, please don't tell either of them: the shock could be too much!

[cloughie]

Have to say June Christie not my cuppa, whereas Julie Christie was my major heart throb of the mid-60s, until the other Julie came on the scene - the Driscoll one. But, please don't tell either of them: the shock could be too much!

I suppose at some point June said ‘I got a new plan Stan’.
I think you are spot on with your 60s’ Julies - both stunningly beautiful! With JD can’t decide whether I preferred the Afro or the elfin look!

[Serial_Apologist]

[B]
Tues 23 Nov
7.30pm - Radio 3 in Concert
British-Bahraini trumpeter Yazz Ahmed and her quintet join the BBC Concert Orchestra and principle conductor Bramwell Tovey in a concert recorded on Sunday at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as part of the London Jazz Festival.

Presented by Jumoké Fashola.

Yazz Ahmed (trumpet), Dave Manington (bass guitar), Corrina Silvester (percussion), Martin France (drums), Ralph Wyld (vibraphone), BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Bramwell Tovey.

Jessie Montgomery - Banner
Yazz Ahmed, arr Langley - La Saboteuse
Yazz Ahmed, arr Garland - A Paradise in the Hold
Judith Weir - Still, Glowing
Yazz Ahmed, arr Langley - The Earth's Reflection; A Shoal of Souls
Interval
Yazz Ahmed, arr Puddick - Barbara
Yazz Ahmed, arr Au - 2857
Arvo Pärt - Silouan's Song
Yazz Ahmed, arr Barker - Al Emadi
Yazz Ahmed, arr Langley - Dawn Patrol

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011rwv

I have found this exhausting, ponderous, and overdone in the effects dept, I'm sorry to say. Nul points. Anyone else hear this?

[Quarky]

Yes, I settled down to listen to this, but I couldn't find anything interesting, and eventually watched a stupid film on Freeview. Your opinion totally agreed.