Jazz Gumbo

Jazz Gumbo

By Kirby ObsidianMusic
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Jazz Gumbo episodes

  • Episode 21: Replay - Set TwentyOne - 12 November 2012
    Artist | Tune | AlbumBuckshot Lefonque | Music Evolution | Music Evolution
    Esther Satterfield | Love is Stronger Far than We | Once I Loved
    Astrud Gilberto et al | The Girl from Ipanema | Getz / Gilberto
    Joe Sealy | All Blues | Clear Vision
    Herbie Hancock | Maiden Voyage | Maiden Voyage
    Ray Charles & Betty Carter | Cocktails for Two | Essential Classics
    Rufus, featuring Chaka Khan | Pack’d My Bags | Rufusized
    Norman Connors | Dreams | Slewfoot
    Art Ensemble of Chicago | Toro | The Paris Sessions
    Sonny Greenwich | Ethiopia | Hymn to the Earth
    Abdullah Ibrahim & Gato Barbieri | Hamba Khale! | Confluence
    Stanley Clarke | Life Suite – Part II | Stanley Clarke
    George Duke | Hot Fire | Reach For It
    Kenny Garrett | The House that Nat Built | Songbook
    Miles Davis | So What | Kind Of Blue
    Ramsey Lewis | Opus #5 | Another Voyage
    Billy Cobham | Dippin’ the Biscuits in the Soup | The Traveller
    Donald Harrison & Terence Blanchard | Tacit Approval | Nascence            
    Anthony Braxton | Joy Spring | Seven Standards, 1985, Vol. 1
    2 hr 2 min
  • Replay - Set Seven - 16 July 2012
    Artist - Tune - Album
    Horace Silver - The Kicker - Song for My Father
    Pat Martino - Mardi Gras - Joyous Lake
    Billie Holiday - God Bless the Child - Giants of Jazz – Billie Holiday
    Blood, Sweat & Tears - God Bless the Child - Blood, Sweat & Tears
    The Crusaders - Street Life - Street Life
    Charlie Haden’s Quartet West - The Long Goodbye - Haunted Heart
    Dionne Warwick - Check Out Time - Very Dionne
    Ramsey Lewis - Since I Fell for You - Back to the Roots
    Jay Hoggard - Samba Pa Negra - Days Like These
    George Benson - White Rabbit - White Rabbit
    Harry Connick, Jr. - It Had to be You - When Harry Met Sally
    Anita Baker - Fairy Tales - Compositions
    Chaka Khan - Take the “A” Train - Echoes of an Era
    Duke Ellington - Diminuendo & Crescendo in Blue - Ellington at Newport
    Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side - Transformer
    Mandrill - Mango Meat - Just Outside of Town
    Fela Kuti & Africa ‘70 - Zombie - Zombie

    The Playlists of all Jazz Gumbo Sets can be viewed at jazzgumbo.blogspot.com
    2 hr 8 min
  • Replay - Set Six - 9 July 2012
    Artist - Tune - Album
    Abercrombie, Holland & DeJohnette - Back Woods Song - Gateway
    Cinematic Orchestra - Burnout - Every Day
    Aretha Franklin - Dr. Feelgood - I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You
    Jean-Luc Ponty - Imaginary Voyage, pts 1&2 - Imaginary Voyage
    George Benson - Thinker - That's Right
    Branford Marsalis - LonJellis - Random Abstract
    Dexter Gordon, featuring Johnny Griffin - Blues Up and Down - Great Encounters
    Jaco Pastorius - Liberty City - Word of Mouth
    Dianne Reeves - Love for Sale - I Remember
    Flora Purim - Ina's Song, Transition, Conversation - Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly
    Tony Williams - The Slump - Civilization
    Air - Do Tell - 80° Below '82
    Music Revelation Ensemble - Time Table - No Wave
    Buckshot Lefonque - Music Evolution - Music Evolution

    A complete chronology of Jazz Gumbo Sets can be found at jazzgumbo.blogspot.com
    2 hr 4 min
  • Replay - Set Five - 25 June 2012
    Artist - Tune - Album

    Sly & the Family Stone - Hot Fun in the Summertime - Greatest Hits
    Jack DeJohnette - Bayou Fever - New Directions
    Steps Ahead - Safari - Modern Times
    Esperanza Spalding - Radio Song - Radio Music Society
    Booker T. & the M.G.s - Melting Pot - Melting Pot
    Christian Scott - Lay In Vein - Rewind That
    Freddie Hubbard - The Black Angel - The Black Angel
    Luis Gasca - Street Dude - For Those Who Chant
    Herbie Hancock & Tina Turner - Edith & the Kingpin - River – The Joni Letters
    Stevie Wonder - Too High - Innervisions
    Ori Dagan - Sweet Georgia Brown - Less than Three
    Herbie Hancock - Cameleon - Head Hunters
    Brian Blade - Red River Revel - Fellowship
    War - Get Down - All Day Music
    Banks, Cosey, Henderson, et al - Ife (fast) - Miles from India

    The Image is from Luis Gasca's "For Those Who Chant"

    For a catalogue of all JG Sets go to jazzgumbo.blogspot.com


    This is one of my original Sets from 2012, which means it's 80% all-time favorites.

    Great atmosphere-evoking music that transports me to luscious summers of younger days. And here summer just ended!

    That's the kind of year it's been. And I'm thinking that Jazz Gumbo is coming to an end. Time to shift up to the flow of change that's always tugging us into the unknown.

    If nowhere else, I'll stay online for now at obsidianblooms.blogspot.com , but perhaps I'll pop up somewhere to share this music that I'm still loving and that's still loving me.

    Thrive!
    Kirby
    22 September 2020 - Equinox
    2 hr 1 min
  • Replay - Set SixTwo - 4 May 2015
    Artist - Tune - Album
    Buckshot Lefonque - Music Evolution - Music Evolution
    Jaco Pastorius - Kuru/Speak Like a Child - Jaco Pastorius
    Wynton Marsalis - Skain’s Domain - J Mood
    Betty Carter - 30 Years - Droppin’ Things
    Sonny Greenwich - Time-Space - Evol-ution, Love’s Reverse
    Kevin Eubanks - Moments Aren’t Moments - Face to Face
    Dee Dee Bridgewater - All Blues - Live in Paris
    Art Tatum, Lionel Hampton & Buddy Rich - More Than You Know -
    - Tatum * Hampton * Rich
    Bennie Maupin - It Remains to be Seen - Slow Traffic to the Right
    Public Enemy - Brothers Gonna Work it Out - Fear of a Black Planet
    Baird Hersey - The Charioteer - The Year of the Ear
    Herbie Hancock - Heartbeat - Man-Child
    Jack DeJohnette - PM’s AM - Audio-Visualscapes
    Joanne Brackeen - Friday the Thirteenth - Special Identity
    Dianne Reeves - Softly as in a Morning Sunrise - I Remember
    Donald Byrd - Harlem Blues - Harlem Blues
    1 hr 33 min
  • Replay - Set Four - 18 June 2012
    Artist - Tune - Album
    Abdullah Ibrahim - The Mountain - The Mountain
    Taj Mahal - Sweet Home Chicago - Recycling the Blues
    Dewey Redman - Boody - The Ear of the Behearer
    Roberta Flack - Tryin’ Times - First Take
    Mahavishnu Orchestra - Miles Beyond - Birds of Fire
    Joni Mitchell - Chair in the Sky - Mingus
    Kenny Garrett - 2 Down & 1 Across - Songbook
    Wayne Shorter - Beauty & the Beast - Native Dancer
    Diana Krall - 42nd Street - Stepping Out
    Michael Gregory Jackson - Unspoken Magic - Gifts
    Weather Report - Elegant People - Black Market
    Us3 - Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) - Hand on the Torch
    Stanley Clarke - Concerto for Jazz/Rock Orchestra - Journey to Love
    Michael White - Land of Spirit and Light - Land of Spirit and Light
    Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Compared to What - Swiss Movement
    Ramsey Lewis - Upendo ni Pamoja - Upendo ni Pamoja

    An archive of past Sets is available at: jazzgumbo.blogspot.com

    One of the very first JG Sets, from almost 8 years ago. A lot of my favorites are here.
    It's a good time for re-posting, as COVID 19 has shut down our studio along with so much else.
    Be well out there and enjoy!

    Thrive!
    Kirby Obsidian
    1 hr 59 min
  • Jazz Gumbo - Set OneSevenSeven - 4 March 2020
    Artist - Tune - Album

    Sonny Fortune - Waves of Dreams - Waves of Dreams
    Al Jarreau - Distracted - This Time
    Eric Dolphy - Bee Vamp - At the Five Spot
    James Blood Ulmer - Moon Shines - Tales of Captain Black
    Dinah Washington - It Isn’t Fair - A Slick Chick (on the Mellow Side)
    David Sancious - Sound of Love - True Stories
    Billy Cobham - La Guernica - Depth of Thought
    Michal Urbaniak - Bahamian Harvest - Fusion
    Osibisa - Spirits Up Above - Wɔyaya
    Stéphane Grappelli - Lover Man - Satin Doll
    Herbie Hancock - Speak Like A Child - Speak Like A Child
    Art Tatum - Without A Song - Solo Masterpieces, Vol. 11
    Chuck Mangione - Floating - The Chuck Magione Quartet
    Horace Silver - The Kicker - Song For My Father
    Billy Cobham - Arroyo - Inner Conflicts

    An archive of Set Lists and Album Covers is available at: jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca

    Kirby Obsidian
    1 hr 36 min
  • Jazz Gumbo - Set OneSevenSix - 26 February 2020
    Artist - Tune- Album

    Branford Marsalis - Love Stone - Renaissance
    Woody Shaw - Seventh Avenue - Stepping Stones
    Kevin Eubanks, duet with Ron Carter - Nardis - The Heat of Heat
    Wayne Shorter - Daredevil - Joy Ryder
    Clifford Brown - Brownie Eyes - Brownie Eyes
    Courtney Pine - Inner State (of Mind) - Back in the Day
    Oregon - Taos - Oregon
    Billy Cobham - El Barrio - Inner Conflicts
    Flora Purim & Airto - 20 Years Blue - Humble People
    Esperanza Spalding - The Peacocks - Junjo
    Jack DeJohnette - Brown Warm & Wintery - Audio Visualscapes
    Mike Stern - Mood Swings - Upside Downside
    Diane Schuur - Take Me to the River - Schuur Thing
    Johnny Griffin & Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis - Tickle Toe - The Toughest Tenors
    Nancy Wilson - How Glad I Am - How Glad I Am

    An archive of Set Lists and Album Covers is available at: jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca


    Thrive!
    Kirby Obsidian
    1 hr 31 min
  • Jazz Gumbo - Set OneSevenFive - 19 February 2020
    Artist - Tune - Album

    Ramsey Lewis - Les Fleur - Maiden Voyage
    Charles Mingus - Pithecanthropus Erectus - Pithecanthropus Erectus
    Sly & The Family Stone - Stand! - Stand!
    Tania Maria - Sangria - The Real Tania Maria: Wild!
    John Coltrane - Afro-Blue - The Best of John Coltrane
    Flower Travellin’ Band - Satori – Part II - Satori
    Cleo Laine - Hi-Heel Sneakers - I Am A Song
    Return to Forever - Where Have I Known You Before - Where Have ... You Before
    Return to Forever - Song to the Pharoah Kings - Where Have I Known You Before
    Cassandra Wilson - I Thought You Knew - Point of View
    Courtney Pine - The 37th Chamber - Modern Day Jazz Stories
    Tom Waits - Way Down In The Hole - Big Time
    Clifford Brown & Max Roach - Delilah - Jordu
    Ramsey Lewis - Party Time - Up Pops Ramsey Lewis

    An archive of all previous Sets is available at: jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca


    How about Tania Maria? I’m surprised that she isn’t more celebrated. I saw her live, once: Seattle, ’86, a festival in a park, one hot, summer day. I’d never heard of her and she just took the stage and the crowd and romped and rollicked for an hour! Amazing stuff. Yet, I’ve only just got my second album by her, as I comb the second hand stores and yard sales. And I never hear her name on Jazz radio.

    I’m always discovering new evidence that the world is just that way: you miss almost everything from a distance; highlights and headlines alone don’t tell you very much. About anything. You just have to get in close.

    There are brilliant people everywhere, brimming over with creativity, and they offer new ways of feeling alive, and of seeing the colors and shapes of the world, and they sparkle us with insights that shake us in our shoes when we are stumbled into them.

    Let us celebrate sound! With Tania and Clifford and Cleo and Sly.

    And how about that Return to Forever!?

    Let the music begin…


    Kirby Obsidian
    1 hr 30 min
  • Jazz Gumbo - Set OneSevenFour - 12 February 2020
    Artist - Tune - Album

    Pharoah Sanders - After The Rain - Journey To The One
    Michael Gregory Jackson - We’re Connected Now - Heart & Centre
    Steps Ahead - Safari - Modern Times
    Big Mama Thornton - Rolling Stone - Sassy Mama!
    Horace Silver - Mo’ Joe - The Cape Verdean Blues
    Dionne Warwick - Message To Michael - Golden Hits – Part II
    GZA - Liquid Swords - Liquid Swords
    Jamaaladeen Tacuma - Sparkle - Renaissance Man
    Janis Joplin - Cry Baby - Pearl
    Miles Davis - Duran - Directions
    Bob James - Night On Bald Mountain - One
    Tony Williams - Geo Rose - Civilization
    Helcio Milito - Māe Preta (Black Mama) - Kilombo

    A complete chronology of Jazz Gumbo is available at jazzgumbo.blogspot.com

    Well, it’s been a long while since I recorded and posted a show. Lets say that I’ve had a few distractions these past months. Anyway, it’s good to be back. There will be another break of a couple of months from early March until Mid-May, after which I’ll be back at it again.

    The next few sets will be entirely from original vinyl, most of that pre-1992. I won’t say anything more but will let the music speak for itself.

    Thanks for listening!

    THRIVE!
    Kirby Obsidian
    1 hr 20 min

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Jazz Gumbo is a fusion of jazz and related musical styles, including soul, rock, r&b, blues...even a little gospel. It's 80% from original vinyl, 70% from the 70's and 80's. Presented by Kirby…