A-Trane January 2009

[Nou Dadoun]

A-Trane Playlist January 2nd 2009

No. Song title * Artist : Recording * Label * Instrumental * [MAPL]

1 Take the A-Train * Duke Ellington/Count Basie : First Time * Columbia * yes * [----]

2 Ole * John Coltrane/Freddie Hubbard : Ole * Atlantic * yes * [----]
3 Spirit of Trane * Freddie Hubbard : MMTC: Monk Miles Trane Cannon * Musicmasters * yes * [----]

4 Birdlike * Freddie Hubbard : Ready for Freddie * Blue Note * yes * [----]
5 Hub Cap * Freddie Hubbard : Hub Cap * Blue Note * yes * [----]

6 Delphia * Freddie Hubbard : Red Clay * CBS/CTI * yes * [----]
7 Caravan * Freddie Hubbard : Artistry of * Impulse * yes * [----]
8 Here's That Rainy Day * Freddie Hubbard : Straight Life * CBS/CTI * yes * [----]

9 My Romance * Joey DeFrancesco/Lorne Lofsky/Guido Basso : One Take: Volume One * Alma * yes * [MAP-]
10 Doubt Galore * Ted Warren/Doug Riley : Songs for Doug * CBC/Humber * yes * [MAP-]
11 Hot House * Ernie Watts : To the Point * Flying Dolphin * yes * [----]

12 Like Joe * Joe Locke : Force of Four * Origin * yes * [----]
13 Ow! * Larry Vuckovitch Trio : High Wall: Real Life Film Noir * Tetrachord * yes * [----]
14 Modal Issue * Cory Weeds : Big Weeds * Cellar Live * yes * [MAP-]

15 Umhome * Hugh Masekela : Home is Where the Music Is * Verve * yes * [----]
16 Make Us One * Miriam Makeba & the Skylarks : 1956-1959 Vol. 1 * Gallo * No * [----]
17 Remember Sophiatown * Miriam Makeba & the Skylarks : 1956-1959 Vol. 2 * Gallo * No * [----]
18 Miriam & Spokes Phata Phata * Miriam Makeba & the Skylarks w. Spokes Mashiyani : 1956-1959 Vol. 1 * Gallo * No * [----]
19 Blues for Hughie * Hugh Masekela : Home is Where the Music Is * Verve * yes * [----]

20 Nostalgia in Times Square * Charles Mingus : Mingus in Wonderland * UA/Blue Note * yes * [----]
21 Lament for Booker * Freddie Hubbard : Hub-Tones * Blue Note * yes * [----]
22 Tightrope * Stefan Grossman : Bottleneck Serenade * Kicking Mule * yes * [----]
23 Time of the Season * Larry Goldings : As One ... * Palmetto * yes * [----]

First show of the new year with some looks back (Freddie Hubbard, Miriam Makeba, Doug Riley), some looks forward (Joe Locke, Ted Warren, Joey DeFrancesco, Cory Weeds, Ernie Watts) and some nostalgia of the times.

The Hugh Masekela release has been the stealth reissue of the year, fabulous date quietly put out with no press, the jazziest of Hughie's career with Mkaya Ntshoko, the original drummer from the Jazz Epistles, featured on Blues for Hughie and the wonderful Dudu Pukwana and Larry Willis featured throughout.

We come from faraway places to the golden city, oh lord make us one ...

N.