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Late Night Jazz – 1968 Late Night Jazz – 1968 Samstag, 17. März 2018, 22.05 – 24.00 SRF 2 Kultur Die musikalischen Helden des Jahres 1968 waren nicht Jazzer, sondern Rocker: Jimmy Hendrix, die Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin. Die Jazzmusiker waren etwas verloren zwischen Widerstand und Anpassung, einerseits spielten sie trotzig wie sie immer gespielt hatten, andererseits suchten sie die Nähe zu den neuen Sounds. Das ergab musikalisch einen überaus farbigen Jahrgang - zwischen New Thing und Popjazz, zwischen Tradition und Aufbruch. Redaktion: Beat Blaser Moderation: Annina Salis Herbie Mann - Memphis Underground (1968) Label: Atlantic Track 01: Memphis Underground Sunshine of Your Love - Ella Fitzgerald (1968) Label: MPS Track 01: Ella Fitzgerald Herbie Hancock - Speak Like a Child (1968) Label: Blue Note Track 02: Speak Like a Child Frank Foster - Manhattan Fever (1968) Label: Blue Note Track 10: The House That Love Built Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful (1968) Label: MCA Track 07: Hello Brother Count Basie - Straight Ahead (1968) Label: GRP Track 01: Basie-Straight Ahead The Mills Brothers and Count Basie - Complete Recordings (1968) Label: Gambit Track 16: Sent For You Yesterday Archie Shepp - For Losers (1968) Label: Impulse Track 01: Stick 'Em Up Wynton Kelly - Last Trio Session (1968) Label: Delmark Track 07: Light My Fire Phil Woods and His European Rhythm Machine - Americans Swinging in Paris (1968) Label: EMI Track 04: Doxy Hildegard Knef - Singt Cole Porter (1968) Label: Telefunken Track 07: Gern Bereit (Love For Sale) John Surman – John Surman (1968) Label: Deram Track 01: Obeah Wedding Bill Evans – At The Montreux Jazz Festival (1968) Label: Verve Track 11: Walkin' Up Kenny Wheeler - Windmill Tilter. The Story of Don Quixote (1968) Label: BGO Records Track 05: Sancho Aretha Franklin - Respect. The Very Best of Aretha Franklin (1968) Label: WSM Track 05: I Say a Little Prayer Jimmy Smith - The Boss (1968) Label: Verve Track 03: This Guy's in Love with You Nancy Wilson - Live From Las Vegas: 14 Live Hits And Signature (1968) Label: EMI Capitol Track 05: If We Only Have Love Easy! Stanley Turrentine Plays The Pop Hits (1968) Label: Blue Note Track 06: The Look of Love Oscar Peterson - Exclusively For My Friends Vol. II (1968) Label: MPS Disc 2 von 8/Track 03: Girl Talk Ruth Brown with Thad Jones & Mel Lewis Orchestra - Fine Brown Frame (1968) Label: Capitol Track 01: Yes Sir, That's My Baby George Benson – Blue Benson (1968) Label: Verve Track B3: What's New Antônio Carlos Jobim (1968) Label: Philips A Felicidade Paul Desmond - Thriller Jazz (1968) Label: Universal Track 13: Lady In Cement Etta James - The Genuine Article (1968) Label: MCA, Chess Track 16: Don't Blame Me Kenny Burrell - Blues - The Common Ground (1968) Label: Verve Track 03: The Preacher Jon Hendricks - Monk The Columbia Years (1962-1968) Label: Columbia Track 11: In Walked Bud Grassella Oliphant – The Grass Is Greener (1968) Label: Atlantic Track 01: Get Out Of My Life Woman .
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