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Live. It ll. And that is from saxophonist Steve Grossman the name of the cd is Steve Grossman and New York and of course John Coltrane s impressions that was McCoy Tyner on piano along with a very sharp on bass are Tatum on drums and of course Steve Grossman on saxophone. And then we heard from going back to the year 1963 on the Blue Note label me Morgan with Sidewinder. Of course the album by the same name Morgan on trumpet along with Joe Henderson on tenor sax Billy Higgins on drums Barry Harris on the piano and Bob cringe show on bass and then we open this up this morning with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers from his cd in title Dr Jekyll and I played for you fuller love Art Blakey on drums Jane. Terence Blanchard was on trumpet players and on al sax alto sax Jane Tra sunt on tenor sax Tim Williams on trombone Mulgrew Miller was on piano and Lonnie Plaxico on bass. It is 2 32 in the morning my name is Alex chancellor and this is the night magic program that comes your way Tue
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Welcome to black beat Bay Area the flo Wiley show it s my pleasure to have you out there again on another Thursday where we are talking about what s going on in the world of the arts with African-Americans in arts and entertainment we re talking about music we re talking about Dance Theater Film visual arts and I ve got a music play List Tonight we re going back we re going back to the seventy s tonight a friend sent me an e-mail and said Is this in 19651995 I said we re going to split the difference and have it in the seventy s because I ve got Cal Tjader Ramsey Lewis Bobby Hutchison Milt Jackson Les McCann Ameri Harris Kelly Earl Fava Hines I ask of around Junior Stanley Terran teen Freddie Hubbard Herbie Hancock and we re going to end with Tower of Power So it s a full show and I m delighted that you tuned in tonight my very very special guest and he is here in the studio with me he s Mr Yancy Taylor he s a vibraphonist and he s a Bay Area music legend he and I are going to talk ab
Oh so so my friends and I drove up from San Diego to l.a. Went to the zebra lunch for the Met in a concert and then the stage went to record jazz record store where there was a disc jockey named Sleepy Stein who was in the window playing the Binal and talking on the radio and I found that Coltrane s latest let it go pee and bought it and then we went back to the to the club and. In between sets the players were still on the bandstand so I went up to John Coltrane and said. There was a term that I really like called like Sonny. I think it s on Coltrane jazz and I requested that and I said can you play this to know I really love it and he said you know I m sorry but we don t have that in the book for this group. But how about summertime and it was like you re asking me of course and he was so dignified and and courteous that was that was and you know totally together and it was a privilege to just talk to him you know so he played summertime he took about a 15 minute solo he didn t repe