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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：２０１８/１１/２６～２０１８/１２/０２ ｢番組案内 （６時間サイクル）｣ 開始時間：4：00〜/10：00〜/16：00〜/22：00〜 楽曲タイトル 演奏者名 ■ジャズ新定盤ガイド：カーラ・ブレイ編(4)～ルッキング・フォー・アメリカ Who Will Rescue You? The Very Big Carla Bley Band Lo Ultimo The Very Big Carla Bley Band Los Cocineros the Carla Bley Big Band Tijuana Traffic the Carla Bley Big Band Old MacDonald Had A Farm the Carla Bley Big Band GREASY GRAVY CARLA BLEY I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU CARLA BLEY ■楽器別ハードバップ名盤選：ヴァイブ編(2)～レム・ウィンチェスター JOY SPRING LEM WINCHESTER & The Ramsey Lewis Trio SANDU LEM WINCHESTER & The Ramsey Lewis Trio JORDU LEM WINCHESTER & The Ramsey Lewis Trio DOWN FUZZ LEM WINCHESTER with BENNY GOLSON IF I WERE A BELL LEM WINCHESTER with BENNY GOLSON WILL YOU STILL BE MINE ? LEM WINCHESTER with BENNY GOLSON EDDY'S DILEMMA LEM WINCHESTER & OLIVER NELSON LEM & AIDE LEM WINCHESTER & OLIVER NELSON JUST FRIENDS LEM WINCHESTER & OLIVER NELSON ■通好み名盤選：アルト・サックス編～ロザリオ・ジュリアーニ MR.DODO ROSARIO GIULIANI SEPTEMBER ROSARIO GIULIANI HOME ROSARIO GIULIANI THE BLESSING ROSARIO GIULIANI MONSIEUR F.D. ROSARIO GIULIANI THE RETURN OF THE CREATURE ROSARIO GIULIANI MORE THAN EVER ROSARIO GIULIANI SEVEN THOUGHTS ROSARIO GIULIANI DREAM HOUSE ROSARIO GIULIANI J.F. ROSARIO GIULIANI LONDON BY NIGHT ROSARIO GIULIANI ■ジャズ新定盤ガイド：ディジー・ガレスピー編(4)～アット・ニューポート［再］ DIZZY'S BUSINESS DIZZY GILLESPIE DOODLIN' DIZZY GILLESPIE STELLA BY STARLIGHT DIZZY GILLESPIE JORDU (mono) DIZZY GILLESPIE BIG BAND BIRK'S WORKS (mono) DIZZY GILLESPIE BIG BAND AUTUMN LEAVES [枯葉] (mono) DIZZY GILLESPIE BIG BAND Dizzy's Blues (Live) DIZZY GILLESPIE Manteca Theme (Live) DIZZY GILLESPIE I Remember Clifford (Live) DIZZY GILLESPIE A Night in Tunisia [チュニジアの夜] (Live) DIZZY GILLESPIE ■楽器別ハードバップ名盤選：ピアノ編②(4)～バリー・ハリス［再］ ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE THE BARRY HARRIS TRIO BLUESY THE BARRY HARRIS TRIO STRANGER IN PARADISE THE BARRY HARRIS TRIO IS YOU IS OR IS YOU AIN'T MY BABY (take 2) (LIVE) BARRY HARRIS with SAM JONES, LOUIS HAYES STAR EYES (LIVE) BARRY HARRIS with SAM JONES, LOUIS HAYES WOODY'N YOU (take 2) (LIVE) BARRY HARRIS with SAM JONES, LOUIS HAYES MY HEART STOOD STILL BARRY HARRIS TRIO (Barry Harris, Joe Benjamin, Elvin Jones) IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN 同上 CHASIN' THE BIRD BARRY HARRIS TRIO (Barry Harris, Bob Cranshaw, Clifford Jarvis) STAY RIGHT WITH IT 同上 THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT 同上 ■通好み名盤選：女性ボーカル編～カーリン・アリソン(2)［再］ Moanin' KARRIN ALLYSON Everybody's Cryin' Mercy KARRIN ALLYSON The Meaning Of The Blues KARRIN ALLYSON Hum Drum Blues KARRIN ALLYSON How Long Has This Been Going On? KARRIN ALLYSON West Coast Blues KARRIN ALLYSON Bye Bye Country Boy KARRIN ALLYSON Love Me Like A Man KARRIN ALLYSON Angel Eyes KARRIN ALLYSON Happy Talk KARRIN ALLYSON We Kiss in a Shadow [木陰のくちづけ] KARRIN ALLYSON The Surrey with the Fringe on Top KARRIN ALLYSON [飾りのついた四輪馬車] *FAX BOXサービスは2019年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。 *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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