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Late Night Jazz – Tribut an Nancy W Late Night Jazz – Tribut an Nancy W. Samstag, 05. Januar 2019 22.05 – 24.00 SRF 2 Kultur Am 13.Dezember 2018 ist nach langer Krankheit eine der grossen Jazz-Diven gestorben, Nancy Wilson. In den über 5 Jahrzehnten ihrer Karriere hat sie vom Soul über Jazz-Ballade und Popsongs eine beeindruckend breite Stil-Palette beherrscht und geprägt. Und die Musiker, mit denen sie zusammen auftrat und im Studio war, bilden zusammengenommen ein Who's Who der amerikanischen Musikszene seit den 1960er Jahren. Redaktion und Moderation: Andreas Müller-Crepon Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley Label: Capitol Track 06: A Sleepin' Bee Track 01: Save Your Love for Me Compact Jazz - Cannonball Adderley Label: Emarcy Track 09: Jubilation Nancy Wilson – The Best of Nancy Wilson/The Jazz and Blues Sessions Label: Capitol Track 15: Never Will I Marry Joe Zawinul – The Rise & Fall of The Third Stream/Money in The Pocket Label: Atlantic Track 08: Money in The Pocket Hank Jones - The Touch Label: Concord CD 02/Track 04: Work Song Zoot Sims Quartet – Zoot at Ease Label: Progressive Track 02: In The Middle of a Kiss Nancy Wilson - But Beautiful Label: Capitol Track 06: But Beautiful Charlie Haden & Hank Jones - Steal away/ Spirituals, Hymns and Folk Songs Label: Verve Track 03: Spiritual Charlie Haden Quartet West - Sophisticated Ladies Label: Emarcy Track 08: Angel Face Nancy Wilson - Live from Las Vegas. 14 Live Hits and Signature Songs Label: EMI Capitol Track 05: If We Only Have Love George Wallington, Jimmy Jones - Trios Label: Vogue Track 09: Easy to Love Sarah Vaughan – Dreamsville Label: Verve Track 03: April in Paris Stan Getz, Bob Brookmeyer - Recorded Fall 1961 Label: Verve Track 03: Nice Work If You Can Get It The George Shearing Quintet with Nancy Wilson - The Swingin's Mutual Label: Capitol Track 01: The Things We Did Last Summer George Shearing Trio and Stephane Grappelli - The Reunion Label: MPS Track 02: Time After Time The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra featuring John Pizzarelli – Live an der AVO Session Basel, 07.11.2007 Label: Eigenproduktion SRF2 Kultur Track 03: Jody Grind Nancy Wilson - Turned to Blue Label: mcg jazz Track 08: These Golden Years Milt Jackson and the Monty Alexander Trio - Soul Fusion Label: Pablo Records Track 02: 3000 Miles Ago Nancy Wilson - Today, Tomorrow, Forever Label: Capitol Jazz Track 03: Unchain My Heart Bill Perkins & Richie Kamuca – Tenors Head-On Label: Pacific Jazz Track 10: Just Friends Nancy Wilson - But Beautiful Label: Capitol Track 12: Do It Again Ron Carter - Jazz & Bossa Label: Blue Note Track 06: Obrigado Nancy Wilson - Hollywood - My Way Label: Capitol Jazz Track 02: Days of Wine and Roses Enrico Pieranunzi - FelliniJazz Label: CAM Jazz Track 05: Amarcord .
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