Menschen und andere #tiere
Dieser Monat #slowdown im Sommerloch mit #CC #musik,“falschen“ Fischen, vertonten #Stellenangebote und #airchecks
Bild:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:The_Children%27s_Museum_of_Indianapolis
#muat #freiesradio #bermudafunk #freieradios #umwelt #geräusch #sound #radio
#Airchecks, slightly tweaked, from the first day of WOR-FM in New York; #rock music hits the #NYC FM airwaves -- this was the forerunner of the #AlbumRock feast/famine (depending on one's point of view) of WNEW/WPLJ/WPIX in the '70s and beyond.
At this point (I'm only about 35-40 minutes in), there's little to differentiate it from #Top40 WABC-AM, aside from the absence of black music (Miss Dionne Warwick singing Bacharach/David doesn't count, and the Ramsey Lewis Trio is filler -- I'm talking, rather, Stax, Motown, and any small R&B labels crossing over into the "white" charts).
One other difference: No static at all.
This is great stuff, for those who celebrate the mighty oaks that grew from this October 1966 acorn; for more info, including the labor strife that followed the #labor strife that delayed this debut, I'm sure there are some old Bob Christgau and Richard Goldstein columns out there on the internets.
https://www.mixcloud.com/rob-frankel/wor-fm-1966-10-08-first-day-live/
A concert, recorded by Bavarian #Radio in Munich on January 19, 1950, featuring the Coleman Hawkins All-Stars featuring James Moody, Kenny Clarke, Nat Peck and Pierre Michelot. Truly an all-star lineup. A little over an hour, it’s almost non-stop and the sound is unbelievable for sixty-two years ago.
Nat Peck (trombone)
Hubert Fol (alto saxophone)
James Moody (tenor saxophone)
Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone)
Jean-Pierre Mengeon (piano)
Pierre Michelot (bass)
Kenny Clarke (drums)
https://pastdaily.com/2023/08/20/coleman-hawkins-all-stars-live-in-munich-1950/?amp=1
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Virtuoso elders to the Young Lions of the burgeoning neocon era of #jazz, recorded in Bern, May 3, 1987.
J.J Johnson (trombone)
Nat Adderley (cornet)
Harold Land (tenor saxophone)
Cedar Walton (piano)
Richard Davis (bass)
Roy McCurdy (drums)
From @PastDaily: the sound quality is often less than ideal in this Swiss #Radio #aircheck, but if you were curious about what happened to Hank Mobley after Miles moved further and further from Hard Bop, and #BlueNote fell into the hands of corporate owners, here you go....
Hank Mobley (tenor saxophone)
Kenny Drew (piano)
Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (bass)
Albert "Tootie" Heath (drums)
https://pastdaily.com/2023/07/30/hank-mobley-quartet-live-in-copenhagen-1968-past-daily-downbeat/
Rob Frankel's #Aircheck of the Week: The Real Don Steele, from 1964.
https://www.mixcloud.com/rob-frankel/kisn-1964-07-23-the-real-don-steele/
Any fans of #radio #airchecks out here? I got into them last year when I decided I wanted to listen to radio with commercials that weren’t just telling people to go to a website.
One of my favorites is https://youtu.be/smWSwzcLehU for a few reasons. #SmoothJazz is one of those genres I grew up with, and there are some excellent songs and ads on this sample.
