[Dixielandjazz] ANNOUCEMENT: Stan McDonald -- 3 Radio programs
Dradjazz at aol.com
Dradjazz at aol.com
Tue Jan 18 22:30:06 PST 2011
Hi -
This is an invitiation to 3 hours of OKOM streaming online at :
http://jazzhotbigstep.com/50401.html
Some of you may know Stan as one of the founding members of New Black
Eagles, or his journeyman work since with his own Blue Horizon Jazz Band. He's
an outstanding Bechet-style soprano saxist and clarinet player. Listen and
enjoy!
Dave Radlauer
www.JAZZHOTBigstep.com
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A three part, 3-hour radio series featuring an in-depth portrait mixed with
rare, live performances.
Featuring 24 previously unissued live recordings from McDonald’s personal
treasure trove, lovingly restored to pristine sound quality!
This series is an intimate portrait of an artist who feels the music
deeply, illuminated by lovingly restored, previously unissued musical treasures.
Part 1: Featuring McDonald’s early years
McDonald recalls his role in forming the New Black Eagle Jazz Band,
reflects about his early years in jazz and provides personal insight on how the
Traditional Jazz ensemble functions. Included are rare recordings of Boston’s
Historic Jazz Band (1958), The New Black Eagle Jazz Band (1980s), and live
sessions from Stan’s own Blue Horizon Jazz Band.
Part 2: The genius of Sidney Bechet
An incomparable soprano saxist in the Bechet manner, Stan plays tunes from
the Bechet repertoire interpreting the Master in music from his own CDs and
archival tapes.
Part 3: Stan joins the Masters (Internet exclusive: expanded to 77:00)
As he reminisces about his encounters with the greats, we hear McDonald in
noteworthy live performances from 1980-96 in live concerts with: trumpeter
Doc Cheatham and clarinetist Kenny Davern; and Stride, Ragtime and Blues
pianists, Ralph Sutton, Terry Waldo, Sammy Price and Art Hodes.
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AND
Stan McDonald bonus audio
http://jazzhotbigstep.com/53301.html
There are quite a lot of wonderful jazz performances from Stan McDonald's
archive that could not be included in the three broadcast programs.
These, and other performances yet to be posted here, are previously
unissued and are online JAZZ RHYTHM exclusives!
More rarities and unique treasures from Stan's personal library, spanning
a half-century in jazz, will be added to this archive over time.
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