RADIO FREE AMSTERDAM 2022 - BLUES, JAZZ & REEFER-KEEPING THE MUSIC ALIVE
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The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
RADIO FREE AMSTERDAM 2022
BLUES, JAZZ & REEFER—KEEPING THE MUSIC ALIVE
Mondays
The John Sinclair Radio Show
plus Fly By Night with Steve The Fly
Tuesdays
The Blues Show with Bruce Pingree
Chicago Bound with Leslie Keros
Wednesdays
BluesTime International with Roger White
plus Party Train with Linda Lexy
Thursdays
Face The Music with arwulf arwulf
plus The Groove Yard with George Klein
Fridays
Jazz from the French Market with Maryse Dejean
plus Sounds of Blue with Bob Putignano
Saturdays
Bartender’s Bop with Tom Morgan & John Sinclair
plus The Soul Lucille Show with Lucille DJ
Sundays
Jazz at Daybreak with Leslie Keros
plus Jazz Lunatique with David Kunian
Our internet radio station carries on with two new hours of original
programming every day and offers a continuous flow of music on the 24/7
stream on our website where you can click the button and listen
just like a real radio station. We’ve been back on rthe air since February 1 or so
and steve The Fly has been working like a dog to get everything posted
properly and entirely up to date.
Linda Lexy is back in April with Party Train on Wednesday evenings, and
Bartender’s Bop with Tom Morgan & John Sinclair is now heard Saturday mornings.
Otherwise, our regular shows continue to shine through every day:
The John Sinclair Radio Show and Fly By Night with Steve The Fly on Mondays,
The Blues Show with Bruce Pingree and Chicago Bound with Leslie Keros on
Tuesdays, BluesTime International with Roger White and Party Time on
Wednesdays, Face The Music with the great arwulf arwulf and The Groove Yard
with George Klein on Thursdays, Jazz from the French Market with Maryse
Dejean and Sounds of Blue with Bob Putignano on Fridays, Bartender’s Bop and
The Soul Lucille Show with Lucille DJ on Saturdays, and Jazz At Daybreak with
Leslie Keros and Jazz Lunatique with David Kunian to close out the week.APRIL 2022 PROGRAM GUIDE
Tuesday, March 1
SONG FOR LEVON
THE BLUES SHOW 527
Bruce Pingree is back with a program of blues music from 2013 celebrating the
80th birthday of Lazy Lester and playing sides from Annie Raines with
John Sebastian & the J Band, the Cash Box Kings, John Cephas & Phil Wiggins,
James Cotton & Keb Mo, Phil Wiggins-Johnny Shines-Robert Lockwood-
Henry Townsend, and a salute to the recently departed Levon Helm, with songs
from the Helena Arkansas drummer himself, Jimmy Vivano & The Black Italians,
Johnny Pierre, and Levon’s old friend Sonny Boy Williamson.
WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED
CHICAGO BOUND 26
Leslie Keros is playing blues from Chicago in 2014 by Robert Lockwood Jr.,
Big Bill Broonzy, Jim Brewer, Billy Boy Arnold, J.B. Lenoir, The Staple Singers,
Mavis Staples, Sam Cooke & the Soul Stirrers, Sister Rosetta Tharpe,
Muddy Waters, Joe Fallisco & Eric Noden, and the Rev. Dwayne Mason.
Saturday, March 2
THE REALITY BLUES
BLUESTIME INTERNATIONAL 132
BluesTime 132 with Roger White from CJAM-FM in Windsor has music this week
by Magic Dick & J. Geils, Harmonica Shah & Howard Glazer, the Joe Louis Band,
the Ally Venable Band, and Howlin’ Wolf with the last three selections.
DETROIT GIRL
PARTY TRAIN 01
Linda Lexy is spinning the heavy soul & funk on the Party Train show from
Funky D Records with tunes by the Howlling Diablos, Little Willie john,
Ike Turner & the Family Vibes, Jimmy Bones, Jimi Hendrix, Funkadelic,
Leon Haywood, War, Lyn Collins, Nikki James, Laura Lee, The Marvelettes,
Aretha Franklin, Cedric Burnside, The Royal Blackbirds,
Alvin “Youngblood” Hart, and Tino G.Thursday, March 3
A HANDFUL OF FIVES
FACE THE MUSIC 162
arwulf arwulf is holding forth at WCBN-FM, Ann Arbor with his weekly dose of
great music featuring: the Louisiana Five Jazz Orchestra, the Original Memphis
Five, Clarence Williams' Blue Five, the Bucktown Five, the Goofus Five,
the Five Harmaniacs, the New Orleans Blue Five, Louis Armstrong's Hot Five,
Albert Wynn's Gutbucket Five, Red Nichols & his Five Pennies,
Five Omega Collegians, the Barrelhouse Five, Five Hot Chocolates, Joe Venuti,
Eddie Lang & their Blue Five, Bud Freeman's Windy City Five,
Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five, Artie Shaw & his Gramercy Five,
and Luke Jones & his Five Joes.
TALK OF THE TOWN
THE GROOVE YARD 164
George Klein presents the second hour of an extended feature on tenor
saxophonist Stan Getz, focused on early to mid-50s sessions in various small
groups and collaborations with Dizzy Gillespie and Jimmy Raney.
Friday, March 4
WELL YOU NEEDN’T
JAZZ FROM THE FRENCH MARKET 09
Maryse Dejean brings us another edition of Jazz from the French Market from
WWOZ-FM in New Orleans with music by Toots Thielemens & Shirley Horn,
Kirgal Magwe, Madelyn Peru, Wes Montgomery, Thelonious Monk,
Dr. Lonnie Liston Smith, Jamison Ross, Betty Carter, Gal Abutbul,
Brother Jack McDuff, and one unidentified artist In the middle
PEACE OF MIND
SOUNDS OF BLUE 334
Bob Putignano is playing the Sounds of Blue this week with music by
The Rascals, Idris Muhammad, Donald Byrd, Lenny White, and Mike LeDonne.
Saturday, March 5
MUSIC ABOUT FOOD
BARTENDER’S BOP 26
Tom Morgan continues his Bartender’s Bop program for WTJU-FM in
Charlottesville, Virginia in the 1980s, updated and annotated by John Sinclair atRadio Free Amsterdam in 2013, with an hour of music hosted by Tom Morgan &
John Sinclair including Cab Calloway, Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong,
Slim Gaillard, Joe Swift with the Johnny Otis Show, the Red Rodney Sextet,
Eddie Cole & the Three Peppers, the Jones Boys String Band, The Ink Spots,
Louis Jordan, Willie Bryant & His Orchestra, Ivory Joe Hunter, Todd Rhodes,
Amos Milburn, and Margie Day.
FRONT MONEY
THE SOUL LUCILLE SHOW 337
Lucille DJ is back all the way from controradio-fm in the heart of Italy with a
killer hour of soul & super heavy funk and a guest spot by John Sinclair with
tunes by Billy Stewart, Tutti Hill, Major Lance, Bobby Freeman,
Tommie Young, Ace Spectrum, David “Fathead” Newman, Bob Seger,
Carl Perkins, Big Joe Turner, The Bar-Kays, Rhythm Machine,
the Harlem Underground Band, Shuggie Otis, and Betty Davis.
Sunday, March 6
BRONZEVILLE BLOOZE
JAZZ AT DAYBREAK 165
Leslie Keros is playing music in Episode 165 by the Benny Golson
Funky Quintet, Christian McBride & Inside Straight, Frank Catalano, Etta James,
James Brown, Ken Chaney, Eddie Johnson, Charlie Byrd & Ken Peplowski,
Ahmad Jamal. and Rodney Jones.
FOOTSTEPS
JAZZ LUNETIQUE 370
David Kunian is enjoying the Christmas season and the many December
birthdays of artists like Kermit Ruffins, Alex McMurray, Tom Waits,
Dave Bartholomew, and Big Chief Monk Boudreaux, adding recordings by
Egg Yolk Jubilee, Sonic Youth, Ernie K-Doe, Royal Fingerbowl, David Bowie,
John Lennon & Yoko Ono, Paul Sanchez, and Pearl Jam.
Monday, March 7
R.I.P. MS. RACHEL NAGY
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 952
Episode 952 is coming from Radio Free Amsterdam headquarters in Detroit’s
Cass Corridor with an entire hour of music by the Detroit Cobras in honor of
their recently deceased lead singer, Ms. Rachel Nagy, at her home in New
Orleans. Rachel was a powerful singer as these recordings will indicate and you
can hear her in all her glory for the next hour.JAZZ BREAKS SUCKER
FLY BY NIGHT 456
Steve Fly skims the vinyl trenches of his collection for Jazz breaks with a certain
swing. Cuts are roasting on rotation and reproduce music by Buddy Rich,
David Axelrod, the Upsetters, Dizzy Gillespie, Modern Jazz Group Freiburg,
Tyrone Washington, Funkadelic, Billy Cobham, Bobbi Humphrey,
The Heliocentrics, Bunk Johnson, Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra, John Handy III,
and Wanda Robinson. Listen for the breaks in the jazz
and the jazz in the breaks.
Tuesday, March 8
THE BIG PUSH
THE BLUES SHOW 528
Bruce Pingree with a program of blues music from 2013 by
Hank Ballard & The Midnighters, Cal Green, Joe Krown-
Walter “Wolfman” Washington-Russell Batiste, Southern Hospitality,
Davell Crawford, J.J. Gray & Mofro, Brother Tyrone & The Mindbenders,
and a a pair of unnamed artists.
SHORT DRESS WOMAN
CHICAGO BOUND 27
Leslie Keros is playing music from Chicago in 2014 with tunes by Willie Cobbs,
Lonnie Brooks & Detroit Junior, Cary & Lurie Bell, Little Walter, Steve Baer,
Artie “Blues Boy” White, Elmore James, Big Walter Horton, Koko Taylor,
Lafayette “Thing” Thomas, Meade Lux Lewis, Andrew “Big Voice” Odom,
Luther “Snake Boy” Johnson, and Barkin’ Bill with Steve Freund.
Wednesday, March 9
ROLLER COASTER
BLUESTIME INTERNATIONAL 133
BluesTime 133 with Roger White from CJAM-FM in Windsor has music by
Magic Dick & J. Geils, Mac Rebennack, Albert Collins, Roy Buchanan,
Matt “Rattlesnake” Lesch, Ronnie Earl & Duke Robillard,
the Hollywood Fats Band, Jim McCarty & Johnny A,
John Mayalll & the Blues Breakers, and John “Blues” Boyd.
LEMME BACK IN
PARTY TRAIN 02
Linda Lexy is spinning the heavy soul & funk on the Party Train show from
Funky D Records with tunes by Tyrone Davis, Joe Simon, John Lee Hooker& the Groundhogs, Wanda Davis, James Brown, Third Cast Kings, Joe Tex,
Jesse Gresham Plus 3, Tower of Power, Trouble Fun, Howling Diablos,
Isaac Hayes, Thornetta Davis & Kim Wilson, Slim Harpo,
Martha & the Vandellas, and the Horse Cave Trio.
Thursday, March 10
DIG MY JELLY ROLL
FACE THE MUSIC 163
arwulf arwulf is holding forth at WCBN-FM, Ann Arbor with his weekly dose of
great music featuring the Norfolk Jazz Quartet, the Norfolk Jubilee Quartet and
the Monarch Jazz Quartet of Norfolk
BRONX BLUES
THE GROOVE YARD 165
George Klein presents another hour in the multi-part series commemorating
Stan Getz, who had passed away in 1991. The focus is on 1955-61 featuring
Getz recording in Stockholm with a Swedish rhythm section, and his
collaborations, organized by Norman Granz, with Dizzy Gillespie,
Oscar Peterson, and Gerry Mulligan.
Friday, March 11
DAT DERE
JAZZ FROM THE FRENCH MARKET 10
Maryse Dejean brings us another edition of Jazz from the French Market from
WWOZ-FM in New Orleans with music by an unidentified artist, Maurice Brown,
Stefan Harris, an interview with photographer Linka Odom, and a closing cut by
Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers
IT WAS FUN WHILE IT LASTED
SOUNDS OF BLUE 335
Bob Putignano is playing the Sounds of Blue this week with a cut by Mike
LeDonne and the rest of the program split between Walter “Wolfman”
Washington & the Roadmasters and the Joe Krown-Walter “Wolfman”
Washington-Russell Batiste trio.
Saturday, March 12
TRANSFUSION
BARTENDER’S BOP 27
Tom Morgan continues his Bartender’s Bop program for WTJU-FM in
Charlottesville, Virginia in the 1980s, updated and annotated by John Sinclair atRadio Free Amsterdam in 2013, with an hour of music hosted by Tom Morgan &
John Sinclair including The Del Vikings, Fats Domino, Roy Hamilton,
The Platters, The Coasters, Nervous Norvus, The Rays, Danny & The Juniors, The
Platters, Bob Dylan, Traffic, Jethro Tull, The Beatles, Cream,
and the Rolling Stones.
FRONT MONEY
THE SOUL LUCILLE SHOW 338
Lucille DJ is back all the way from controradio-fm in the heart of Italy with a
killer hour of soul & super heavy funk and a guest spot by John Sinclair with
tunes by Dale Cunningham, Willie Tee, Alvin Robinson, the AFO Executives,
Marlena Shaw, Ike & Tina Turner, The Dramatics, Charles Earland, Jackie Wilson,
Louis Jordan, Hank Ballard & the Midnighters, Sly & The Family Stone,
James Brown, and Betty Davis.
Sunday, March 13
SOUL DANCE
JAZZ AT DAYBREAK 166
Leslie Keros is playing music in Episode 166 by Rodney Jones,
the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, Fred Hersch, Benny Golson,
Patricia Barber, Pete Malinverni, Bireli Lagren, Joshua Redman,
Brian Lynch, and Joe Henderson.
SUCH SWEET THUNDER
JAZZ LUNATIQUE 371
David Kunian is alternating music by Egg Yolk Jubilee, Peter Stampfel, the Duke
Ellington Orchestra, Stevie Wonder, Allen Toussaint, The Melatons, Nick Curran,
Mr. Quintron, and Earl King with conversation with Robert Snow & Pat Ricks of
the The Melatons and Deep Cough reporting on the Cannabis Cup
in Amsterdam last November.
Monday, March 14
JOHNNY BEE & THE MURDER HORNETS
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 953
Episode 953 is coming from Radio Free Amsterdam headquarters in Detroit’s
Cass Corridor with the brand-new album by veteran Detroit drummer
John Badanjek—better known as Johnny bee—and his band,
the Murder Hornets, with Bee on compositions, lead vocals & drums,
Mike Marshall on bass, Garret Bielaniec on guitars, Jimmie Bonesat the keyboards, and a quartet of backing singers comprising Chrissy Morgan,
Liz Fornal, Kristen von B, and Casey Silverstein. The album was produced by
the Bee along with Tino Gross at Funky D Studios in Royal Oak. Enjoy!
SPACE CAPSULE
FLY BY NIGHT 457
Steve the Fly takes a capsule full of vinyl discs on a trip around the turntable,
pushing Sun Ra-inspired music old and new from The Heliocentrics,
Young Jazz Rebels, Mark Holder, Don Ralke, Sun Ra & His Solar Arkestra,
Merging Traffic, Keith Jarrett, and the Art Ensemble of Chicago.
Yes, Springtime again.
Tuesday, March 15
NO BLOW, NO SHOW
THE BLUES SHOW 529
Bruce Pingree is coming all the way from WUNH-FM in New Hampshire in 2013
with a program of blues & gospel music this week in tribute to the gigantic
bluesman Bobby “Blue” Bland, who passed away the previous week at the age of
83, including his earliest recordings and hits for Duke, a pair of live duets with
B.B. King, and a live cut from the 1972 Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival
OUT LIKE A BULLET
CHICAGO BOUND 28
Leslie Keros is playing music from Chicago in 2014 with tunes by Bob Corritore,
Davina & the Vagabonds, Gary Clark Jr, Eddie Cotton, Henry Butler
with the Hot 9, the Planet D Nonet, Robben Ford, Eden Brent, Dave & Phil Alvin,
Kenny “Blues Boss” Wayne, Katherine Russell, and Terry Hank.
Wednesday, March 16
NOTHING IS EASY
BLUESTIME INTERNATIONAL 134
BluesTime 133 with Roger White from CJAM-FM in Windsor has music by
Magic Dick & J. Geils, Tas Cru & His Tortured Souls, Mary Jo Curry,
Slim Harpo, Harmonica Shah & Howard Glazer, the Joe Louis Band,
and the Ally Venable Band.
INNER CITY BLUES
PARTY TRAIN 03
Linda Lexy is spinning the heavy soul & funk on the Party Train show from
Funky D Records with tunes by Barbara Hall, Big Mama Thornton,Roosevelt Grier, Marvin Gaye, The Isley Brother, Lee Dorsey, James Brown,
Howling Diablos: James Brown, Chuck Carbo, Otis Rush, The Detroit Cobras,
Etta James, Skylark, The Collettes, Curtis Mayfield, Al Green,
The Dells, and The Rumors.
Thursday, March 17
SKINS
FACE THE MUSIC 164
arwulf arwulf is holding forth at WCBN-FM, Ann Arbor with his weekly dose of
great music featuring Baby Dodds with Tut Soper, Vic Berton & his Orchestra,
Chick Webb & his Little Chicks, George Wettling with Bud Freeman & Jess Stacy,
Slick Jones with Fats Waller & his Rhythm, Zutty Singleton & his Orchestra with
Fats Waller, Sidney Catlett with James P. Johnson's Blue Note Jazzmen,
Lionel Hampton with the King Cole Trio, Jo Jones with Ray & Tommy Bryant,
the Gene Krupa Trio, Shadow Wilson with Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five,
Kenny Clarke, Max Roach with the Charlie Parker Quintet, Art Blakey
with Herbie Nichols & Al McKibbon, Elvin Jones with Tommy Flanagan
& Wilbur Ware, Roy Haynes with Roland Kirk Tommy Flanagan & Henry Grimes,
and the M'Boom Repercussion Troupe.
BLUES IN THE CLOSET
THE GROOVE YARD 166
George Klein presents the 4th hour of an extended feature on tenor
saxophonist Stan Getz, focusing once again on 1957-61 and featuring
collaborations with Gerry Mulligan (on “Let’s Fall in Love” they switch horns:
Getz plays baritone & Mulligan plays tenor) and J.J. Johnson at the Opera House
in Chicago, sessions recorded in Europe, and the album entitled Focus,
with string arrangements by Eddie Sauter.
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Friday, March 18
LIGHTS OUT
JAZZ FROM THE FRENCH MARKET 11
Maryse Dejean brings us another edition of Jazz from the French Market from
WWOZ-FM in New Orleans with music by Steve Turre, an interview with
Linka Odom, Jackie McLean, Bobby Samabria & Ascension,
and Dizzy Gillespie & Chano Pozo.
IS THAT SO
SOUNDS OF BLUE 336
Bob Putignano is playing the Sounds of Blue this week with music byWalter “Wolfman” Washington & the Roadmasters, the Joe Krown-Walter
“Wolfman” Washington-Russell Batiste trio, Robi Zonca,
Savoy Brown, The Doors, and John Mayall.
Saturday, March 19
WHITE PEOPLE
BARTENDER’S BOP 28
Tom Morgan continues his Bartender’s Bop program for WTJU-FM in
Charlottesville, Virginia in the 1980s, updated and annotated by John Sinclair at
Radio Free Amsterdam in 2013, with an hour of music hosted by Tom Morgan &
John Sinclair including Ricky Nelson, Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Jack Scott,
Fabian, The Everly Bros., Bobby Darin, The Bell Notes, Freddie Cannon,
Richie Valens, and Johnny Burnette.
CHANGING TIMES
THE SOUL LUCILLE SHOW 339
Episode 339 of The Soul Lucille Show is played all the way from Florence, Italy
with Lucille DJ spinning cuts by Syl Johnson, The Harvey Averne Dozen,
Snooky & The Cosmic Flowers, Jimmy Hughes, Gladys Night & The Pips,
Terry Callier, Joe Williams, Charles Earland, John Pill 334, Ace Spectrum,
Chairmen Of The Board, The Headliners, and Betty Davis.
Sunday, March 20
FIVE SPOT AFTER DARK
JAZZ AT DAYBREAK 167
Leslie Keros is playing music in Episode 167 by Joe Henderson,
Andrea Brachfeld, Scott Burns-John Wojciechowski-Geof Bradfield,
Blue Moods, Shirley Scott & Stanley Turrentine, Bill Henderson, Curtis Fuller,
Keith Jarrett, Louis Hayes. Mel Torme & George Shearing, and Wallace Roney.
TURKEY BEAK COMA
JAZZ LUNATIQUE 372
David Kunian is playing part two of his annual New Year’s Sun Ra spectacular
with selections from across the wide spectrum of Sun Ra’s recordings including
some valuable commentary from Ra himself.Monday, March 21
PRIDE AND JOY
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 954
Episode 954 is coming from Radio Free Amsterdam headquarters in Detroit’s
Cass Corridor with music by Guitar Slim Jr. and his ensemble—Ivan Neville,
Tony Hall & Raymond Webber—recorded “live” from YouTube at the Funky Uncle
in New Orleans. Soul Stu from the Funky Uncle broadcast is heard several times
talking with Slim herein.
WHERE PATHWAYS MEET
FLY BY NIGHT 458
Steve The Fly is rosing to the occasion of the Easter season with this episode,
playing music by Alice Coltrane, Mulatu Astatke, Yusef Lateef, Salah Ragab,
Sun Ra & Hi Arkestra, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Thelonious Monk,
Trilok Gurtu, and Lenny Bruce
Tuesday, March 22
TWO STEPS FROM THE BLUES
THE BLUES SHOW 530
Bruce Pingree with another hour of music in tribute to the late great
obby “Blue” Bland, who passed away the previous week, featuring some of the
greatest of Bobby’s hits for Duke Records in the 1950s and ’60s.
NATURAL MAN
CHICAGO BOUND 29
Leslie Keros is playing music from Chicago in 2014 with tunes by Buddy Guy &
Junior Wells, Dave Spector, Jimmy Johnson, Luther Allison, Cary & Lurie Bell,
Big Jack Johnson, and Aaron Burton.
Wednesday, March 23
LUCKY LOU
BLUESTIME INTERNATIONAL 135
BluesTime 133 with Roger White from CJAM-FM in Windsor has music by Magic
Dick & J. Geils, Bo Diddley, Jody Williams, Howlin’ Wolf, Henry Gray,
and Harmonica Shah & Howard Glazer.JUST KISSED MY BABY
PARTY TRAIN 04
Linda Lexy is spinning the heavy soul & funk on the Party Train show from
Funky D Records with tunes by the Howling Diablos, Ray Charles, The Sultans,
The Valentinos, Dave Hamilton, Johnny “Guitar” Watson, The Intentions,
Sly Stone, The Meters, The Commodores, Lee Fields and Sugarman & Co, Dennis
Coffey, Pam Kellem, The Royal Blackbirds, the Staple Singers,
and Michael Franti & Spearhead.
Thursday, March 24
DELIRIUM
FACE THE MUSIC 165
arwulf arwulf is holding forth at WCBN-FM, Ann Arbor with his weekly dose of
great music featuring The Georgians, the Wolverine Orchestra,
the Original Memphis Five, Red & Miff's Stompers, E.C. Cobb & his Corn Eaters,
the Eddie Condon Quartet, the Chicago Rhythm Kings, Miff Mole
& his Little Molers, Duke Ellington & his Orchestra, Louis Armstrong
& his Orchestra, Fats Waller & his Rhythm, Lionel Hampton & his Orchestra,
Big Sid Catlett with Barney Bigard, Dizzy Gillespie's All Star Quintette with
Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie & his Orchestra with Chano Pozo,
and Earl Hines leading members of the Duke Ellington Orchestra
ONE NOTE SAMBA
THE GROOVE YARD 167
George Klein presents the final segment of a six-part series commemorating
Stan Getz, who passed away in 1991. This hour is from 1962-63, the first years
of the bossa nova craze in the U.S. The Getz album with guitarist Charlie Byrd,
Jazz Samba, was a huge hit that inspired many musicians to try bossa nova for
musical & monetary reasons. Other collaborations were also influential:
Big Band Bossa Nova with Gary McFarland,
and Jazz Samba Encore with Luis Bonfa.
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Friday, March 25
HIGH FIVE
JAZZ FROM THE FRENCH MARKET 12
Maryse Dejean brings us another edition of Jazz from the French Market from
WWOZ-FM in New Orleans with music by the Instrumental Piano Orchestra,
Bobby Timmons, Jon Faddis, Clifford Brown, Cannonball Adderley,
Lonnie Smith, Leon Thomas, and an unidentified artist.LOOKING IN
SOUNDS OF BLUE 337
Bob Putignano is playing the Sounds of Blue this week with a music by
John Mayall, Savoy Brown, Walter “Wolfman” Washington & the Roadmasters,
and Lenny White.
Saturday, March 26
WE WANNA BOOGIE
BARTENDER’S BOP 29
We’re continuing to draw on Tom Morgan’s Bartender’s Bop program for WTJU-
FM in Charlottesville, Virginia in the 1980s, updated and annotated by
John Sinclair at Radio Free Amsterdam in 2013, with an hour of music hosted by
Tom Morgan & John Sinclair including Lord Flea & His Calypsonians,
Harry Belfonte, Jimmy Soul, Gary U.S. Bonds, Tom Waits, Dorsey Burnette,
Janis Martin, Sonny Burgess, Warren Smith, Eddie Cochran,
Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Burnette.
THINGS GET BETTER
THE SOUL LUCILLE SHOW 340
Episode 340 of The Soul Lucille Show is played all the way from Florence, Italy
with Lucille DJ and her spcial guest John Sinclair spinning cuts by Eddie Floyd,
Fats Domino, The Minits, Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Weldon Irvine, General
Johnson, The Beatles, Louis Jordan, The Five Du-Tones, Dr. Lonnie Smith,
Reunion, The Temptations, Bernie Worrell, Clydie King, and Betty Davis.
Sunday, March 27
STRUTTIN’ WITH SOME BARBECUE
JAZZ AT DAYBREAK 168
Leslie Keros is playing music in Episode 168 by Mel Torme & George Shearing,
Barbara Carroll, Wallace Roney, The Cookers, Steve Khan, Freddie Hubbard,
Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto, the Chester Thompson Trio, Earl Hines, Etta James,
the Wonderful World of Louis Armstrong All Stars,
and Louis Armstrong & His Hot 5.
HERE COME THE GIRLS
JAZZ LUNATIQUE 373
David Kunian is talking with Trixie Minx & Richard Phallus of the Krewe of
D’Illusion and playing sides by the Wild Magnolias, Papa Mali, Lost Bayou
Ramblers, Ernie K-Doe, Funk Monkey, Flow Tribe, Rebirth Brass Band,
Jerry Gibbs, and Stevie Wonder.Monday, March 28
ROCK BOTTOM
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 955
Episode 955 is coming from Radio Free Amsterdam headquarters in Detroit’s
Cass Corridor with music by Gene Vincent, Nat “King” Cole, Art Blakey
& the Jazz Messengers, Boogie Bob Baldori, John Sinclair & His Blues Scholars,
Robin Eichele, Word Against the Machine, Brother Jack McDuff,
Bob Seeley, and the Brothers Groove.
ALL EDDIE JEFFERSON
FLY BY NIGHT 459
Steve The Fly is playing all Eddie Jefferson in Episode 459 including both well-
known and obscure selections from the early 1950s into the ‘60s and ‘70s.
Tuesday, March 29
IT’S MY LIFE BABY
THE BLUES SHOW 531
Bruce Pingree with a program of blues from 2013 in tribute to the late great
Bobby “Blue” Bland. Including tunes by some of his influences like
T-Bone Walker, Nat “King” Cole, Charles Brown, B.B. King, and
Rev. C.L. Franklin, plus more of Bobby’s magnificent Duke Records singles.
NEW ORLEANS JUMP
CHICAGO BOUND 30
Leslie Keros is playing music from Chicago in 2014 with tunes by Robert
Lockwood Jr, Roosevelt Sykes, Eric Norden, Bumble Bee Slim, Mississippi Heat,
The Claudettes, Lonnie Brooks, Willie Mabon, King Oliver, Erwin Helfer,
Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson, Memphis Minnie, Lonnie Johnson,
and Little Brother Montgomery.
Wednesday, March 30
JUICY HARMONICA
BLUESTIME INTERNATIONAL 136
BluesTime 136 with Roger White from CJAM-FM in Windsor has music by
Magic Dick & J. Geils, Magic Dick & the BluesTime Orchestra, Little Walter,
Paul Butterfield, Rod Piazza, William Clarke, Harmonica Shah, Dennis Greuning,
Kim Wilson, Thorborn Resinger & the Black Tornado, John “Blues” Boyd,
and Frank Bey.WHACK WHACK
PARTY TRAIN 05
Linda Lexy is spinning the heavy soul & funk on the Party Train show from
Funky D Records with tunes by the Howling Diablos, The Spinners, Cody Black,
Young-Holt Unlimited, Little Walter, Ike & Tina Turner, Betty Davis,
The Dramatics, The Black Keys, Muddy Waters, Big Maybelle, Cab Callloway,
The House Guests with Bootsey Collins, Parliament, the Average White Band,
Donnie Hathaway, and Jimmy Bones.
Thursday, March 31
DON’T PAN ME
FACE THE MUSIC 166
arwulf arwulf is holding forth at WCBN-FM, Ann Arbor with his weekly dose of
great music featuring Othar Turner & the Rising Star Fife & Drum Band,
Warren “Baby” Dodds, Sid Catlett, Frankie “Half Pint” Jaxon, Vic Berton
& his Orchestra, Cozy Cole, Chu Berry, Wingy Manone, Cab Calloway's
Orchestra, Shelly Manne, Joe Marsala & his Orchestra, Lil Hardin, Mae Burns,
Walter Martin, Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five, Jo Jones, the Chico Hamilton
Trio, Art Blakey, Max Roach, Herbie Nichols, Al McKibbon, J.C. Heard,
Lester Young, Elvin Jones, David Izenzon and Jaki Byard.
THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA
THE GROOVE YARD 168
George Klein presents the 6th and final hour of a feature on tenor saxophonist
Stan Getz who died in June 1991. This hour focuses on some very popular
bossa nova recordings with Brazilians Laurindo Almeida, Antonio Carlos Jobim,
Joao Gilberto & his wife Astrud, who served as interpreter for the recording
session and was called on to sing “The Girl from Ipanema,” which became a very
big hit. After another recording with Astrud, the emphasis shifts to some
straight ahead recordings from the late 1960s, where the Getz feature ends.
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