Jazz Potpourri
About The Program
Join host Loren Schoenberg for a tour through over 100 years worth of recorded jazz. So much has been made of separates the various eras of jazz - JAZZ POTPOURRI mixes and matches music from several decades worth of classic recordings, along with commentary bringing a musician’s perspective to things. Some of the shows are focused on a specific theme and/or artist, while others will range far and wide, looking for the connections that link them together. You may hear things differently afterwards, and the one thing we can guarantee is that you’ll swinging jazz you’ve never heard before.
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Here are a few CD selections featured most recently:
Here are the 30 most recent tracks played on this show:
| April 19th at 1 PM Hour | ||||
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| 1:53 PM | Louis Armstrong/Bing Crosby | “Gone Fishin'” — Fun with Bing and Louis | BUY | |
| 1:46 PM | Eric Reed | “Pete and Repeat” — Musicale | BUY | |
| 1:42 PM | Jo Stafford | “Am I Blue” — Classic V-Disc Small Group Jazz Sessions | BUY | |
| 1:40 PM | Arthur Pryor | “St. Louis Rag” — YouTube | BUY | |
| 1:33 PM | Mark Masters | “I'd Give My Life” — High Noon - The Jazz Soul Of Frankie Laine | BUY | |
| 1:02 PM | Various | “Maple Leaf Rag/Basin Street Blues/Polka Dot Stomp/Kansas City Man/Jazz Me Blues/Carolina Shout/Panama” — This Is Jazz: The Historic Broadcasts, Volume Three | BUY | |
| April 19th at Noon Hour | ||||
| 12:53 PM | Wes Montgomery | “Tune Up” — Fusion | BUY | |
| 12:48 PM | Cedar Walton | “Short Coming” — Cedar | BUY | |
| 12:45 PM | Johnny Marvin | “Angel” — Here Come The Boys 1925-1932 | BUY | |
| 12:43 PM | Slim Galliard | “Windy City Hop” — 1939-40 | BUY | |
| 12:37 PM | Albert Manglesdorf | “Triplicity” — Triplicity | BUY | |
| 12:32 PM | Erskine Hawkins | “Uproar Shout” — 1936-38 | BUY | |
| 12:27 PM | Herbie Nichols | “Spinning Song” — Herbie Nichols Trio | BUY | |
| 12:24 PM | Dave Brubeck | “The Duke ” — The Essential | BUY | |
| 12:18 PM | Johnny Dunn | “Vamping Sal, The Sheba of Georgia” — Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order Volume 2 (1922-1928) | BUY | |
| 12:15 PM | Bennie Moten | “South” — 1927-29 | BUY | |
| 12:12 PM | Sarah Vaughan | “Why Was I Born?” — Dreamy | BUY | |
| 12:09 PM | Red Norvo | “I Kiss Your Hand, Madame” — 1937-38 | BUY | |
| 12:02 PM | Gerry Gibbs | “My Cherie Amour” — Gerry Gibbs Thrasher Dream Trio With Guests: Warren Wolf, Larry Goldings, Steve Wilson | BUY | |
| April 12th at 1 PM Hour | ||||
| 1:52 PM | Benny Goodman | “Seven Come Eleven” — The King In Person | BUY | |
| 1:46 PM | Steve Wilson | “Damned If I Know” — New York Summit | BUY | |
| 1:40 PM | Steve Davis | “My Ship” — Eloquence | BUY | |
| 1:37 PM | Sy Oliver | “Rhythm Is Our Business” — The Original Arrangements Of Jimmie Lunceford / Jimmie Lunceford in Hi-Fi (Bonus Album) | BUY | |
| 1:30 PM | Count Basie | “On The Upbeat” — 1943-44 | BUY | |
| 1:23 PM | Jazz At The Philharmonic | “C Jam Blues ” — The Complete Jazz At The Philharmonic On Verve (1944 - 1949) | BUY | |
| 1:18 PM | Lavern Baker | “Back Water Blues” — Sings Bessie Smith | BUY | |
| 1:07 PM | Charlie Parker | “The Street Beat” — Bebop & Bird: On Stage And In The Studio (1946-1952) Volume 1 | BUY | |
| 1:00 PM | Ornette Coleman | “Congeniality” — The Shape Of Jazz To Come | BUY | |
| April 12th at Noon Hour | ||||
| 12:53 PM | Chris Barber | “See See Rider” — Chris Barber's American Jazz Band With Sidney De Paris | BUY | |
| 12:50 PM | Jimmie Lunceford | “Let's Rock” — More 1944 | BUY | |
























