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WDR 3 Jazz & World, 25. September 2017 WDR 3 Jazz & World, 25. September 2017 Some Echos, Some Shadows – Dem Komponisten Mike Gibbs zum 80. Geburtstag 22:04 Uhr - 00:00 Uhr E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de Moderation: Karl Lippegaus Redaktion: Bernd Hoffmann Laufplan 1. To Lady Mac: In Sympathy K: Mike Gibbs 2:11 MIKE GIBBS & GARY BURTON Polydor PD 6503; LC: 0309 CD: In the Public Interest 2. Intrude K: Mike Gibbs 2:00 BOB MOSES ECM 1051; LC: 02516 CD: Ring 3. Sweet Rain K: Mike Gibbs 3:40 GARY BURTON & Atlantic WPCR-27118; LC: 00121 STEPHANE GRAPPELLI CD: Paris Encounter SCHAERER/ WOLLNY 4. Throb K: Mike Gibbs 5:27 GARY BURTON QUARTET ECM 1040, LC: 02516 NDR KAMMERORCHESTER CD: Seven Songs For Quartet And Chamber Orchestra 5. Fly Time Fly (Sigh) K: Mike Gibbs 4:28 GARY BURTON Essentials Jazz Classics EJC55627 CD: Who Is Gary Burton? 6. June the 15th, 1967 K: Mike Gibbs 4:51 GARY BURTON Legacy 88985308372; LC: 00316 CD: A Genuine Ton Funeral (Bonus-Track) 7. Six Improvisatory Sketches K: Mike Gibbs 5:04 GARY BURTON RCA NL 89377; LC: 00316 CD: Somethings’s Coming 8. Undergrowth K: Mike Gibbs 2:05 MIK EGIBBS BAND BGO BGOCD 273; LC: 7590 CD: The Only Chrome-Waterfall Ochestra 9. Feelings and Things K: Mike Gibbs 4:56 MIKE GIBBS & TWELVE Whirlwind WR4639 CD: Mike Gibbs & Twelve Play Gil Evans 10. Ballet K: Mike Gibbs 4:07 GARY BURTON RCA 74321257302; LC: 00316 CD: Duster 11. Liturgy K: Mike Gibbs 3:24 GARY BURTON wie Titel 10 12. A Family Joy K: Mike Gibbs 4:45 GARY BURTON Koch Jazz KOC CD 7854; LC: 10015 CD: Country Roads & Other Places Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 1 WDR 3 Jazz & World, 25. September 2017 Some Echos, Some Shadows – Dem Komponisten Mike Gibbs zum 80. Geburtstag 22:04 Uhr - 00:00 Uhr E-Mail: [email protected] | Online: jazz.wdr.de 13. Throb K: Mike Gibbs 4:27 GARY BURTON Rhino 8122-71594-2; LC: 02982 CD: Gary Burton 6 Keith Jarrett / Throb 14. Inside In K: Mike Gibbs 2:43 GARY BURTON & STEVE ECM 1055, LC: 02516 SWALLOW CD: Hotel Hello 15. Feelings and Things K: Mike Gibbs 4:40 GARY BURTON & CHICK COREA ECM 1024; LC: 02516 CD: Crystal Silence 16. Dance: Blue K: Mike Gibbs 4:40 MIKE GIBBS & GARY BURTON wie Titel 1 17. Four Of Less K: Mike Gibbs 6:00 GARY BURTON & CHICK COREA ECM 014 195-2; LC: 02516 CD: ra:rum (The New Quartet) 18. Unfinished Sympathy K: Mike Gibbs 3:04 GARY BURTON QUINTET WITH ECM 1051; LC: 02516 EBERHARD WEBER CD: Ring 19. Spanish Phases For Strings K: Stanley Clarke A: Mike Gibbs 6:33 And Bass Epic 88697931222-1; LC: 00199 MIKE GIBBS ORCHESTRA CD: Stanley Clarke 20. Jeunesse K: Mike Gibbs 1:11 MIKE GIBBS ORCHESTRA Ah um 016 CD: By The Way 21. Paprika Plains K: Joni Mitchell A: Mike Gibbs 12:03 JONI MITCHELL ORCHESTER Asylum 8122-74664-2;LC: 00192 CD: Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter 22. Nairam K: Philip Catherine A: Mike Gibbs 5:24 MIKE GIBBS BAND BGO BGOCD 273; LC:7590 CD: The Only Chrome-Waterfall Orchestra Dieses Manuskript ist ausschließlich zum persönlichen, privaten Gebrauch bestimmt. Jede weitere Vervielfältigung und Verbreitung bedarf der ausdrücklichen Genehmigung des WDR. 2 .
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