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Radio SRF 2 Kultur, Postfach, CH-4002 Basel Jazz Collection: Joe Lovano Dienstag, 18. Dezember 2012, 20.00 - 21.00 Uhr Samstag, 22. Dezember 2012, 22.00 - 24.00 Uhr (Zweitsendung) Als Leader seiner eigenen Bands und als gefragter Gast bei allen Grossen des zeitgenössischen Jazz hat sich Joe Lovano seither ein unverwechselbares Profil erspielt, mit technischer Meisterschaft in allen Registern seines Instruments. Immer mit dem Ziel «innerhalb des Songs, den man spielt, so expressiv wie nur möglich zu sein». Das Berklee College of Music, an dem er auch unterrichtete, hat ihn 1998 mit einem Ehrendoktor ausgezeichnet. Der Tenorsaxophonist Christoph Grab würdigt den modernen «Tenor Giant» zu dessen 60. Geburtstag. Woody Herman: The 40th Anniversary Carnegie Hall Concert (1976) LP RCA Bluebird, 02203(2) Track C2: Crisis Joe Lovano: Village Rhythm (1988) CD Soul Note, 121 182-2 Track 9: Sleepy Giant Paul Motian: On Broadway Vol 2. (1990) CD JMT, 834 440-2 Track 2: You and The Night And The Music John Scofield: What We Do (1992) CD Blue Note, 0777 7 99586 2 7 Track 1: Little Walk Joe Lovano: Sound of Joy (1991) CD Enja, CD 7013-2 Track 6: Ettenro Joe Lovano: Trio Fascination – Edition One (1998) CD Blue Note, 7243 8 33114 2 2 Track 1: New York Fascination Joe Lovano: Streams of Expression (2006) CD Blue Note Track 2: Cool, Part 2 Bonustracks – nur in der Samstagsausgabe Joe Lovano: Kids - Live at Dizzy's (2006) CD Blue Note 0946 3 7028 Track 4: Little Pascal on a Rock Joe Lovano: Celebrating Sinatra (1996) CD Blue Note CDP 7243 8 Track 9: I’ve Got You Under My Skin Joe Henderson: Double Rainbow (1963) CD Verve 589 840-2 Track 1: Recorda Me Track 6: Isfahan Judy Niemack: Long as you’re living (1990) CD Free Lance FRL CD 014 Track 11: Daahoud Paul Motian: On Broadway Vol.1 (1988) CD JMT 834 430-2 Track 5: My Heart Belongs to Daddy Kevin Mahogany: Another time another place (1997) CD Warner Bros. 9362-46699-C Track 3: Goodbye Pork Pie Hat Joe Lovano: Bird Songs (2011) CD Blue Note Track 3: Barbados Joe Lovano: Viva Caruso (2001) CD Blue Note 7243 5 3598 Track 6: O Sole Mio Martial Solal: Balade du 10 mars (1998) CD Soul Note 121340-2 Track 4: Round Midnight .

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