Late Night Jazz – "Baby, It's Cold Outside!"

Late Night Jazz – "Baby, it's cold outside!" Samstag, 12. Januar 2019 22.05 – 24.00 SRF 2 Kultur In der kalten Jahreszeit wollen wir nicht auch noch an den Ohren frieren - da braucht es ein wärmend- knisterndes Musikprogramm mit Jazz-Klassikern wie Ella & Louis oder dem "Fireplace Blues" von Stan Getz, aber auch mit Weltschmerz aus Wien, der auf Blues von Ray Charles oder Tom Waits trifft. Redaktion und Moderation: Andreas Müller-Crepon The Complete Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong on Verve Label: Verve CD 02/Track 07: I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm Ray Bryant - Through the Years Vol.2 Label: Emarcy Track 07: Cold Turkey Hoagy Sings Carmichael Label: Pacific Track 02: Winter Moon Diana Krall - Christmas Songs Label: Verve Track 02: Let It Snow Peter's Playstation feat. Andy Scherrer - Snowland Label: TCB Track 04: Snowland Billie Holiday - The Silver Collection Label: Verve Track 02: Moonlight in Vermont Joe Pass & Jimmy Rowles - Checkmate Label: Pablo Track 08: Deed I Do Joe Williams - Every Day - The Best of The Verve Years Label: Verve CD 02/Track 06: Winter Wonderland Various Artists - Impulsively Ellington!: A Tribute to Duke Ellington Label: Impulse CD 02/Track 03: Clark Terry: Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me Sammy Davis Jr. And Carmen McRae – Boy Meets Girl Label: Verve Track 06: Baby, It's Cold Outside Paquito D'Rivera, New York Voices, Claudio Roditi – Brazilian Dreams Label: MCG Jazz Track 10: Snow Samba Oliver Jones - Yuletide Swing Label: Justin Time Track 10: Sleigh Ride John Pizzarelli - Let's Share Christmas Label: BMG Track 11: Snowfall Gretchen Parlato - The Lost and Found Label: Obliqsound Track 02: Winter Wind Hellmüller/Zihlmann - Homeland Label: Brambus Track 03: A Winter's Tale Lia Pale - Gone Too Far Label: Universal Track 07: Too Cold to Stand Still Tom Waits - Franks Wild Years Label: Island Track 15: Cold Cold Ground Markusphilippe - SaxnBass Label: Parcoeur Track 06: Cold, Cold Heart Quatuor Ebène - Brazil Label: Erath Wind Track 09: The Ice Hotel Stan Getz Featuring Oscar Pettiford – Scandinavian Days Label: Fresh Sound Records Track 07: Fireplace Blues Ray Charles - The Birth of A Legend Label: Blue Moon CD 02/Track 13: The Snow Is Falling Keith Jarrett - The Carnegie Hall Concert Label: ECM CD 02/Track 09: True Blues Keith Jarrett Trio - Changeless. Gary Peacock, Jack de Johnette Label: ECM Track 01: Dancing Cécile McLorin Salvant - For One to Love Label: Mack Avenue Track 01: Fog Immanuel Witschi - First Light Label: Eigenlabel Track: Not Misty Bill Carrothers - I Love Paris Label: Pirouet Track 09: Sleep Warm .

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