Program 136 – Friday 9th November 2012

This week, an extended conversation with two more winning paralympians. On the tandem cycling track, vision impaired South Australians, Felicity Johnson and Kieran Modra each achieved gold. In a three way conversation with Stephen Jolley, they recall their personal history, preparation for London and provide graphic insights in to their Paralympic experience.

Let Talking Vision be your national radio reference on blindness and low vision. A Vision Australia Radio production, it is broadcast nationally each week on over 23 RPH and other community stations.

WORLD OF JAZZ – Playlist – 19 October 2012

Presenter: Bob Scurry

1. Lazy Ade and His Late Hour Boys ( 1952 ) – Friday comes around ( Theme )
2. Soprano Summit ( 1975 ) – Swing Parade
3. Catherine Russell ( 2012 ) – Whatcha gonna do when there ain’t no swing
4. Randy Sandke’s New Yorkers ( 1992 ) – Let’s sing again
5. Doc Cheatham ( 1993 ) – Okay Baby
6. Ben Webster ( 1957 ) – Blues for Piney Brown
7. The Louisiana Shakers ( 2011 ) – Ida
8. Don Burrows Quartet with Ed Gaston ( 1971 ) – The Set Up
9. Errol Buddle Sextet with Ed Gaston ( 1993 ) – Loose Walk
10. Dick Hyman and Ed Gaston ( 1992 ) – Jazz Me Blues
11. Ed Gaston with Bob Barnard and Ralph Sutton ( 1999 ) – The Joint is Jumpin’
12. Ed Gaston with Don Burrows Quartet ( 1966 ) – Slightly Blue
13. Keith Jarrett Trio ( 1988 ) – When I fall in love
14. Paul Grabowsky and Bernie McGann ( 2006 ) – God Bless the Child
15. Trio M ( 2011) – Don Knotts
16. Cyrille Aimee and The Surreal Band – ( 2008 ) – The more I see you
17. Gregory Porter ( 2012 ) – Painted on Canvas
18. Vince Jones ( 2010 ) – What the world needs now
19. Kristin Berardi ( 2011 ) – My one and only love
20. Lighthouse ( 2012 ) – Space Junk
21. Christina Fuchs ( 2012) – Dragee
22. Johnny Hodges and The Ellington Men ( 1956 ) – I’m gonna sit right down and write me a letter

WORLD OF JAZZ – Playlist – 12 October 2012

Presenter: Bob Scurry

1. Lazy Ade and His Late Hour Boys ( 1952 ) – Friday comes around
2. Duke Ellington ( 1970 ) – Thanks for the Beautiful Land of the Delta
3. Sidney Bechet ( 1923 ) – Wild Cat Blues
4. Piron’s New Orleans Orchestra ( 1923 ) – New Orleans Wiggle
5. Ken Colyer Jazzmen ( 1960 ) – Aunt Hagar’s Blues
6. Bob Wilber ( 1996 ) – Floating down to Cotton Town
7. Edmond Hall ( 1957 ) – Sting on the wings
8. Catherine Russell ( 2012 ) – I’m checking out , goombye
9. Conte Candoli/Bill Holman  Quintet ( 1955 ) – Four
10. Bill Holman Orchestra ( 1958 ) – After you’ve gone
11. Lee Konitz Quintet ( 1957 ) – Crazy she calls me
12. Julian “Cannonball” Adderley ( 1957 ) – Jubilation
13. Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers ( 1958 ) – In walked Bud
14. Kronos Quartet with Ron Carter ( 1984 ) – Rhythm –A-Ning
15. Dewey Redman Quartet ( 1989 ) – Lazy Bird
16. Tony Gould ( 1985 ) – The Revival
17. Bill Evans Trio ( 1961 ) – Alice in Wonderland
18. Brad Mehldau Trio ( 2012 ) – 26
19. Benny Carter All Star Sax Ensemble ( 1988 ) – Ain’t Misbehavin’
20. Oscar Aleman ( 1939 ) – Russian Lullaby
21. Lazy Ade and His Late Hour Boys ( 1952 ) – Sorry to be leaving

WORLD OF JAZZ – Playlist – 05 October 2012

Presenter: Bob Scurry

1. Lazy Ade and His Late Hour Boys ( 1952 ) – Friday comes around
2. Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot peppers ( 1926 ) – Steamboat Stomp
3. The Boswell Sisters ( 1931 ) – Roll on Mississippi, Roll on
4. The 6 & 7/8 String Band ( 1954 ) – Floating Down that Old Green River
5. Bobby Hackett ( 1954 ) – Lazy River
6. Wild Bill Davison and His Commodores ( 1943 ) – Riverboat Shuffle
7. Bobby Hackett and Jack Teagarden ( 1955 ) – That’s A Plenty
8. Dexter Gordon ( 1962 ) – Don’t explain
9. Bud Powell – Piano Solo ( 1951 ) – Oblivion
10. Bud Powell – Piano Solo ( 1951 ) – Dusk in Sandi
11. Bud Powell Trio ( 1955 ) – Dance of the Infidels
12. Big Bill Broonzy ( 1951 ) – Tomorrow
13. Bob Wilber ( 1995 ) – Mexicali Rose
14. Bunny Berigan ( 1937 ) – Mahogany Hall Stomp
15. Shirley Horn ( vocal ) with Charlie Haden’s Quartet West ( 1999 ) – The Folks who live on the hill
16. Teddy Wilson -Piano Solo ( 1972) – Shiny Stockings
17. Teddy Wilson and Marian McPartland – Duet Pianos ( 1972 ) – Just one of those things
18. Hank Mobley Quartet ( 1960 ) – This I Dig of You
19. Odean Pope Saxophone Choir ( 1990 ) – Out for a walk Part 1
20. Wycliffe Gordon ( 2005 ) – The Island Boy
21. Jazz Jamaica All Stars ( 2001 ) – My Boy Lollipop
22. Ernest Ranglin ( 1998 ) – Up On the Downstroke
23. Jazz Jamaica All Stars ( 2001 ) – Footprints
24. Louis Armstrong _ Fleischman’s Yeast Radio Show ( 1937 ) _ That’s what I like
25. Tom McDermott and Lucia Micarelli ( 2010 ) – New Orleans Blues
26. Li’l Queenie and The Percolators ( 1981 ) – My Darlin’ New Orleans
27. George Lewis Band ( 1943 ) – Just a closer walk with thee
28. Duke Ellington ( 1970 ) – Thanks for the Beautiful Land of the Delta

Tinderbox returns to 99.9!

After amazing travels overseas Amy is back on Thursday nights between 6 and 8 presenting The Tinderbox – our popular music and arts program, jam-packed with creative guests and performances, arts news and great music.  Amy sends her thanks to Warren for filling in with Hiatus and continuing our support of local musicians and artists.

Stay tuned for news on another balcony broadcast party and tune in this Thursday for a mix of new Australian music from Amrap, info on upcoming gigs and exhibitions and some other funky things in the mix. Visit the Tinderbox page for more!

MSO schedule as promised on “Classical Mix” this afternoon [5 Oct 2012]

Nicholas enjoyed presenting “Classical Mix” this afternoon as Trudy had some family commitments.
As part of the program he mentioned the MSO Schedule.  Here it is for those who were wanting the extra detail.

Live & Direct…… a new program to the Voice FM lineup

Bobby M [The Boss Man] has joined the Voice FM team.
“Live & Direct” each Saturday night from 7-9pm will feature an international mix of music.
Bobby recently emigrated to Ballarat from the UK and is currently working locally.
His real passion is music and community and he has extensive experience of working as a radio presenter in West London.
“Live & Direct” will draw on “The Boss Man’s” in-depth knowledge of a diverse range of music including R&B, soul, motown, modern pop, as well as Hindi, Punjabi and Bollywood music covering a timespan of the last 50 years.
In addition he is also part of the Ballarat Indian Association.

WORLD OF JAZZ PLAYLIST 28 September 2012

1. Lazy Ade and His Late Hour Boys ( 1952 ) – Friday comes around
2. Horace Silver Quintet ( 1959 ) – Blowin’ the Blues away
3. Billie Holiday ( 1955 ) – Gone with the wind
4. Dave Holland Quartet  ( 1972 ) – Four Winds
5. Fats Domino ( 1961 ) – Let the four winds blow
6. The Goofus Five ( 1927 ) – I left my sugar standing in the rain
7. Sidney Bechet with Bob Wilber’s Wildcats ( 1947 ) – Kansas City Man Blues
8. Jimmie Noone’s Apex Club Orchestra ( 1929 ) – King Joe
9. Herb Hall Quartet ( 19689) – Beale Street Blues
10. Art Pepper ( 1956 ) – Stompin’ at the Savoy
11. George Wein’s Newport All-Stars ( 1969 ) – Blue Boy
12. Benny Carter and his Orchestra ( 1936 ) – Swingin’ at Maida Vale
13. Gerry Mulligan and Ben Webster ( 1959 ) – Sunday
14. Eric Dolphy Quintet ( 1960 ) – On Green Dolphin Street
15. Bernie McGann Quartet ( 1987 ) – Kindred Spirits
16. Tony Gould and Peter Petrucci ( 1991 ) – My favourite things
17. MCJAD –Melbourne Contemporary Jazz Art Duo – Microspain
18. Howard Cairns and Adam Simmons ( 2012 ) – Slowly disappearing
19. Gregory Porter ( 2010 ) – Pretty
20. Coleman Hawkins  ( 1958 ) – Bird of Prey Blues
21. Jelly Roll Morton ( 1924 Piano Roll ) – Original Jelly Roll Blues
22. Horace Parlan Trio ( 1978 ) – Night Mist Blues

 

WORLD OF JAZZ PLAYLIST 21 September 2012

1. Lazy Ade and His Late Hour Boys 9 1952 ) – Friday comes around
2. Saints and Sinners ( 1968 ) – The Hucklebuck
3. Johnny Hodges and Wild Bill Davis ( 1961 ) – Hodge Podge
4. Johnny Hodges ( 1964 ) – The Jeep is Jumpin’
5. Raymond Burke and his New Orleans jazz band ( 1957 ) – In the shade of the old apple tree
6. George Lewis’ New Orleans jazz Band ( 1950 ) – Bugle Boy March
7. Fats Waller Piano Solo (1934 ( – Alligator Crawl
8. Fats Waller and His Rhythm ( 1935 ) – Lulu’s back in town
9. The Spirits of Rhythm ( 1941 ) – We’ve got the blues
10. Sam Price and his Texas Blusicians ( 1940 ) – Swing out in the groove
11. Oscar Peterson Trio – Live ( 1956 ) – Falling in love with love
12. Julian “Cannonball” Adderley ( 1955 ) – Rose Room
13. Stan Getz Quartet ( 1956 ) – There’ll never be another you
14. Bud Shank / Bob Cooper ( 1956 ) – Blowin’ Country
15. Gregory Porter ( 2010 ) – Skylark
16. Ruby Braff ( 1961 ) – Someday Sweetheart
17. Benny Goodman and his Orchestra ( 1942 ) – Mission to Moscow
18. Artie Shaw – Last Sessions ( 1954 ) – The Sad Sack
19. Woody Herman ( 1965 ) – Northwest Passage
20. Ben Webster ( 1957 ) – Soulville
21. Stuff Smith and His Onyx Club Boys ( 1936 ) – You’se a viper
22. Gil Evans Orchestra ( 1959 ) – Chant of the weed
23. Bireli Lagrene ( 2005 ) – Cherokee

“Bioenergy Segment” finally has it’s own page….

Andrew Lang – Director – World Bioenergy Association has been coming in for a discussion on Bioenergy, Forestry and opportunities on Friday mornings during “Community Voices” at 10.30am.  He returns Friday 21st September 2012 following a few weeks away with conference commitments overseas.
The amount of information that Andrew is able to provide has needed it’s own page for some time to make it easier for people to access links to various newsletters, reports and conference links.
It has finally been set up under Shows, Community Voices, Friday and here is the link:
http://www.voicefm.com.au/shows/community-voices/fridays/andrew-lang-bioenergy/

Some early segments are featured under our Podcasts page.

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