Early Autumn - clocKs innit [fall back] [ta salymap]

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

FT? could you help this duffer Oddball, to whom do you refer?

[Quarky]

Sorry Calum.

I meant Fiona Talkington on Tuesday and Wednesday versions of Late Junction. Lots of interesting Jazz items on her shows. And they are mostly at the beginning, so you do not have to listen to the world Music if you don't want to.

.00:07

Billie Holiday
Strange Fruit

The Complete 1951 Storyville Club Sessions, Fresh Sound FSRCD151
.00:10

Sidney Bechet Trio
Strange Fruit

The Legendary..., Bluebird ND86590
.00:14

Roller Trio
Deep Heat

BBC Introducing from the Manchester Jazz Festival 2012, BBC Recording
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Nina Simone
Strange Fruit

Gold, Universal 9808087
.00:08

Joanna Macgregor (piano) / Andy Sheppard (saxophone)
Sometimes I feel like a motherless child

Deep River, Soundcircus 009
.00:16

Wganda Kenya
El Caterete

Diablos del Ritmo - The Colombian Melting Pot 1960-1985, Analog Afrika AACD072
.00:20

Premiata Forneria Marconi
Dove...quando...

Cook, Manticore MANTCD31011
.00:25

Jan Garbarek / Egberto Gismonti / Charlie Haden
Trad. arr. Garbarek: Folk Song

Magico: Carta de Amor, ECM 2789004
.00:34

Eyes Shut Tight
Mr. C

BBC Introducing from the Manchester

[Serial_Apologist]

"Jon3 Tribute to David S Ware"

Accepting the experts' view of this musician, I have to say I preferred the very last track "Autumn Leaves". Could see Sonny Rollins there, and "brevity is the soul of wit".

Otherwise my reaction to this session was eventually the same as a session I attended of Archie Shepp in the 60's, where I went off free jazz. They do go on!

Critics of free jazz should nevertheless acknowledge that many innovations they approve of, both concurrent and subsequent, would never have taken place without it.

[aka Calum Da Jazbo]

thanks Oddball, obvious now you point it out ....do believe i have heard the odd track ...

took John Zorn to make it short [but scarce more listenable]