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Jazz Collection: Larry Goldings Was schwer ist hext er leicht Dienstag, 28.08.2018, 20.00 – 22.00 Uhr Samstag, 01.09.2018, 17.00 – 18.30 Uhr (mit Bonustracks) Das Cover-Booklet der frühen CD "Whatever It Takes" sagt alles: Auf dem Bild schultert Larry Goldings sein gegen 200 Kilogramm schweres Instrument, die Hammond B3, wie wenn es ein etwas zu gross geratener Koffer wäre. Will heissen: Egal, was Larry Goldings anfasst als Musiker, vertrackt-filigranen Jazz mit dem Gitarristen Jim Hall oder erdigen Funk hinter dem Saxophonisten Maceo Parker: Larry Goldings lässt alles leicht klingen. Mit dieser Qualität unterstützt er seit 30 Jahren auf weit über 200 Alben alles, was im Geschäft Rang und Namen hat (Eros Ramazzotti, Norah Jones, Herbie Hancock). Wie er es darüber hinaus noch schafft, auch als eigene Stimme auf der Hammond B3 und auf dem Piano gehört zu werden, das diskutiert der Jazz-Organist Marcel Thomi in der Jazz Collection mit Jodok Hess. Gast: Marcel Thomi Redaktion und Moderation: Jodok Hess Maceo Parker – Life On Planet Groove Label: Minor Music Track 01: Shake Everything You've Got Larry Goldings Trio – Light Blue Label: Minor Music Track 07: Puttin' On The Ritz Larry Goldings – Caminhos Cruzados Label: Novus Track 11: Una Mas Larry Goldings – Whatever It Takes Label: Warner Bros. Records Track 05: That's Enough Larry Goldings – Awareness Label: Warner Bros. Records Track 03: Sticky Mack Bob Mintzer – Canyon Cove Label: Pony Canyon Track 02: Bebop Special Larry Goldings – In My Room Label: BFM Jazz Track 06: The Flower Song Larry Goldings – Ramshackle Serenade Label: Pirouet Track 01: Roach Scary Goldings - Scary Pockets Label: Records DK Track 01: Save It for the First Time Bonustracks (nur am Samstag, 01.09.2018) John Mayer – The Search For Everything Label: Columbia Track 08: Moving On And Getting Over Melody Gardot – My One And Only Thrill Label: Verve Records Track 03: Who Will Comfort Me Larry Goldings – Ramshackle Serenade Label: Pirouet Track 09: Peace Trio Beyond – Saudades Label: ECM Records Track 01: If .

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