RoCM Playlist: 18 Mar 2023

So another Saturday and here’s another playlist for this week – a nice show I threw together if I don’t say so myself.

A track I’d really like to highlight is the Arthur Rhames piece. If you’re unfamiliar with his work – and you might very well be as he had an incredibly short career largely regulated to the jazz scenes in Brooklyn and NYC until he passed away in 1989 at the young age of 32 – I suggest taking read of this incredible article on Rhames by bassist Melvin Gibbs called Once, We Had a King.

Anyway, please enjoy the playlist for this week.

TimeArtistSongRelease
6:00:13 PMThe DirtbombsGot to Give It UpUltraglide in Black
6:06:26 PMRoy HaynesSillie WillieSenyah
6:14:23 PMArthur Rhames & Charles TelerantRachmaninoff on Giant StepsTwo in NYC
6:23:29 PMShirley ScottKeep on Movin’ OnOne for Me
6:33:21 PMJimmy LyonsOther AfternoonsOther Afternoons
6:47:29 PMBill FrisellLookout for HopeFurther East/Further West (Live)
6:53:29 PMTom WaitsHang Down Your HeadLive in Stockholm Sweden – July 14, 1999
7:00:15 PMEdwin BirdsongAny ColorSuper Natural
7:05:43 PMQuincy JonesWalking In SpaceWalking In Space
7:19:24 PMKenneth TerroadeBlessingLove Rejoice
7:37:23 PMThe Gigi Gryce-Donald Byrd Jazz Laboratory & The Cecil Taylor QuartetTune 2At Newport
7:49:36 PMTom LehrerWe Will All Go Together When We GoAn Evening Wasted With Tom Lehrer

Don’t forget that you can listen online at KCSB-FM’s website and there’s an online archive available for two weeks after the show airs.

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