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Stardigio Program スターデジオ チャンネル:４３２ ジャズ名盤アルバム 放送日：２０１９/０１/１４～２０１９/０１/２０ ｢番組案内 （６時間サイクル）｣ 開始時間：4：00〜/10：00〜/16：00〜/22：00〜 [重要なお知らせ] FAX BOXサービスは3月31日(日)を以て終了いたします。長らくのご利用誠にありがとうございました。 楽曲タイトル 演奏者名 ■ジャズ新定盤ガイド：ダスコ・ゴイコヴィッチ編(2)～アフター・アワーズ LAST MINUTE BLUES DUSKO GOYKOVICH A CHILD IS BORN DUSKO GOYKOVICH TEN TO TWO BLUES DUSKO GOYKOVICH Sunrise In St. Petersburg DUSKO GOYKOVICH Lament DUSKO GOYKOVICH Day By Day DUSKO GOYKOVICH GOODBYE MY DREAMS OF YESTERDAY DUSKO GOYKOVICH INTERNATIONAL JAZZ QUINTET ANGEL EYES DUSKO GOYKOVICH INTERNATIONAL JAZZ QUINTET ■楽器別・新フュージョン名盤選：ギター編(2)～アル・ディメオラ ZONA DESPERATA AL Di MEOLA, GONZALO RUBALCABA SENOR MOUSE AL Di MEOLA, GONZALO RUBALCABA SAN MARCO (MODERNA) AL Di MEOLA AZUCAR AL Di MEOLA TEMPEST AL Di MEOLA SIBERIANA AL Di MEOLA GUMBIERO AL Di MEOLA OVER THE RAINBOW (虹の彼方に) AL Di MEOLA ■通好み名盤選：テナー・サックス編～ウォーン・マーシュ(2) YOU STEPPED OUT OF A DREAM WARNE MARSH SUBCONSCIOUS-LEE WARNE MARSH MAGNA-TISM PETE CHRISTLIEB & WARNE MARSH DONNA LEE PETE CHRISTLIEB & WARNE MARSH HOW ABOUT YOU PETE CHRISTLIEB & WARNE MARSH The Hard Way Warne Marsh & Sal Mosca Background Music Warne Marsh & Sal Mosca She's Funny That Way Warne Marsh & Sal Mosca ■ジャズ新定盤ガイド：クインシー・ジョーンズ編(2)～バース・オブ・ア・バンド ［再］ THE BIRTH OF A BAND Quincy Jones & His Orchestra MOANIN' Quincy Jones & His Orchestra I REMEMBER CLIFFORD Quincy Jones & His Orchestra ALONG CAME BETTY Quincy Jones & His Orchestra TICKLE TOE Quincy Jones & His Orchestra WHISPER NOT Quincy Jones & His Orchestra TUXEDO JUNCTION Quincy Jones & His Orchestra THE MIDNIGHT SUN WILL NEVER SET Quincy Jones & His Orchestra (真夜中の太陽は沈まず) THE QUINTESSENCE QUINCY JONES LITTLE KAREN QUINCY JONES FOR LENA AND LENNIE QUINCY JONES HARD SOCK DANCE QUINCY JONES THE TWITCH QUINCY JONES SOUL BOSSA NOVA QUINCY JONES BOOGIE BOSSA NOVA (Boogie Stop Shuffle) QUINCY JONES ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE QUINCY JONES CHEGA DE SAUDADE (No More Blues) QUINCY JONES ■楽器別ハードバップ名盤選：テナー・サックス編③(2)～アイク・ケベック ［再］ ACQUITTED IKE QUEBEC HEAVY SOUL IKE QUEBEC EASY DON'T HURT IKE QUEBEC OL' MAN RIVER IKE QUEBEC MINOR IMPULSE IKE QUEBEC BLUES FOR CHARLIE IKE QUEBEC SEE SEE RIDER IKE QUEBEC QUE'S PILL IKE QUEBEC BLUE SAMBA IKE QUEBEC ■通好み名盤選：ピアノ／オーケストラ etc.編～アリス・コルトレーン(2) ［再］ Sita Ram Alice Coltrane Walk With Me Alice Coltrane Translinear Light Alice Coltrane Crescent Alice Coltrane Om Rama Alice Coltrane Om Shanti Alice Coltrane Journey to Satchidananda Alice Coltrane *著作権法上、番組の録音は個人的に楽しむ場合を除き禁じられています。 *FAXサービスは（月）午前中入替えの為、午後以降のご利用をお願い致します。ご了承下さい。.
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