Show Notes
This show begins with San Diegan pianist with Mexican roots, Irving Flores. His music is grounded in the Latin Jazz tradition. That is followed by the late great George Duke with tunes that show off his diversity of styles with R&B and Brazilian influences. Then some early Weather Report before concluding with a beautiful ballad from Coltrane as we near his centennial birthday. PlaylistArtist ~ Name ~ AlbumIrving Flores & Danzon Jazz Trio ~ Abigail ~ American InfluenceIrving Flores ~ Samba Con Sabor ~ Armando Mi CongaGeorge Duke ~ Capricorn ~ Faces In ReflectionGeorge Duke ~ Maria Tres Filhos ~ Faces In ReflectionWeather Report ~ Unknown Soldiers ~ I Sing The Body ElectricWeather Report ~ Second Sunday In August ~ I Sing The Body ElectricMiroslav Vitous ~ I Will Tell Him On You ~ Infinite SearchJohn Coltrane Quartet ~ Dear Lord ~ Transition
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Today’s episode is mostly new music with a modern, adventurous twist.
This episode is inspired by the San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival.
This week takes a different spin on the Miles and Trane Centennial.
This week marks the 100th birthdate of John Coltrane, September 23, 1926.