PLAYLIST – January 17, 2016
1. Charlie Parker & Dizzy – Salt Peanuts – Theme
2. Lee Morgan – This Is The Life
3. Herbie Hancock – Dolphin Dance
4. Bill Charlap Trio – All Across The City
5. Milt Jackson & Thelonious Monk – Misterioso
Bottom of The Hour Break 6:30 PM
6. Horace Silver Quintet – African Queen
7. Horace Silver Quintet with David Friedman – Kathy
8. Kurt Elling – Goin’ To Chicago
9. Rahsaan Roland Kirk – Dorthaan’s Walk
Top Of The Hour Break 7:05PM
10. Charles Fambrough – The Dreamer
11. Natalie Cole – Ask A Woman Who Knows
12. Branford Marsalis – Seabreeze
13. Patricia Barber – What A Shame
Bottom Of The Hour Break 7:30PM
14. John Coltrane – Lazy Bird
15. Steve Lyman with Kenji Aihara – Meadowlark
16. Nilson Matta & Friends – Nana
Top Of The Hour Break 8:00PM
17. Charlie Parker & Strings with Murray Williams – Repetition , Studio Version
18. Joe McQueen Quartet – Short Stop
19. Donald Byrd With Wayne Shorter – Pentacostal Feelin’
20. Corey Christiansen – I’ll Just Wait
Bottom Of The Hour Break 8:30 PM
21. Albert Ammons & Meade Lux Lewis – Two’s & Few’s 1st Blue Note Recording 1939
22. Stanley Jordan – Freddie Free Loader 1st Of The New Blue Note Records
23. Wayne Shorter – Twelve Bars To Go
24. Jimmy Smith & Eddie Harris – 8 Counts For Rita
Top Of The Hour Break 9:00PM
25. Mark Massey – January 17th It Can Be, Make It Happen
26. Mary Lou Williams- Capricorn
27. Peggy Lee & Quincy Jones – Basin Street Blues
28. Hazel Scott With Max Roach & Charles Mingus – Get Up From There
29. Sarah Vaughan With Michel Legrand – Blue, Green, Grey & Gone
30. Dexter Gordon – Don’t Explain
31. Billie Holiday – You’ve Changed
Bottom Of The Hour Break 9:30 PM
32. Dave Brubeck Quartet – Blue Rondo Al A Turk
33. Bud Powell – Halleluah
34. Joy Spring Quartet – Sugar House
35. Craig Larson Quartet – Mr. Williams’ Opus – Steve’s Blues
End Of Show
"Jazz Time with Steve Williams" features live performances, interviews, commentary, history, a local jazz calendar of events, and of course music – curated by legendary radio host Steve Williams. From ragtime to bop, from Havana to Paris to Salt Lake City, from Billie Holiday to Joe Lovano, Steve is your guide through the many varieties Produced by KCPW Studios
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