What radio are you listening to right now?

[BillF]

Now switched to Sonny Buxton on KCSM.

Now playing: John Coltrane, Soultrane with Red Garland and Paul Chambers.

[BillF]

Now switched to Sonny Buxton on KCSM.

Now playing: John Coltrane, Soultrane with Red Garland and Paul Chambers.

Now Sonny Buxton is featuring a string of Joe Henderson tracks. What a wonderful tenor player Joe Henderson was!

[BillF]

Jazz Library: Dizzy Gillespie online from BBC Radio 3.

Critic Alyn Shipton discusses Dizzy's records with bandleader Pete Long of the tribute band Gillespiana.

Edited March 30, 2008 by BillF

[BillF]

Bebop Spoken Here from KBCS.

Now listening to: J. J. Johnson playing Monk's "Misterioso".

[BillF]

Jazz Line-Up live from BBC Radio 3.

Now playing: "The Outlaw" from Horace Silver Live at Newport '58.

[BillF]

Sonny Buxton on KCSM.

Now playing: Big Bags: Milt Jackson in a studio big band setting in 1962.

[papsrus]

Back on Basin Street on KCSM late Sunday night (Monday morning Eastern time).

Edited April 7, 2008 by papsrus

[BillF]

Some very early morning radio listening for me and managed to catch Bright Moments for the first time, Bill.

Edited April 7, 2008 by BillF

[Guest Bill Barton]

Some very early morning radio listening for me and managed to catch Bright Moments for the first time, Bill.

Cool! You appear to be as omnivorous as aloc is in your radio listening habits.

[BillF]

Bebop Spoken Here on KBCS.

Now playing: "Soft Winds" from Jazz Messengers at Cafe Bohemia, Vol 1 (Blue Note)

[BillF]

"Too Little, Too Soon: Booker Little" on Night Lights from WFIU.

[BillF]

Jazz Record Requests from BBC Radio 3.

Now playing: Eddie Thompson (solo piano) recorded at Ronnie Scott's 1970.

[sidewinder]

Now playing: Eddie Thompson (solo piano) recorded at Ronnie Scott's 1970.

Remember seeing him play solo at Scotts - would have been about 1979-80.

[BillF]

Now playing: Eddie Thompson (solo piano) recorded at Ronnie Scott's 1970.

Remember seeing him play solo at Scotts - would have been about 1979-80.

Born blind, he was resident in New York during the sixties, but returned to Britain after- as I heard him say on the radio - being attacked in the subway.

[BillF]

Sonny Buxton on KBCS.

Now playing: Rollins/Stitt battle on "The Eternal Triange" from Sonny Side Up with Dizzy Gillespie.

[BillF]

Jazz Library online from BBC Radio 3.

Critic Alyn Shipton reviews Chico Hamilton's career on records, basing the program on an interview with Hamilton two years ago. Full of humor and anecdotes (as well as musical insights), it's strongly recommended and is currently available on the Listen Again facility at BBC Radio 3.

[BillF]

Blues on WGBH with Brendan Hogan.

Now playing: Muddy Waters and Otis Spann, "Five Long Years".

[alocispepraluger102]

laz from blue lake featuring the magnificent bassist richard davis tonight till 3am eastern.

this is one i really want to hear.

http://bluelake.ncats.net/

[BeBop]

Now playing: "The Outlaw" from Horace Silver Live at Newport '58.

I ordered this a month before my last trip to the States. It hadn't arived by the time I left. So I still haven't heard it. Bummer.

Right now, I'm listening to the Archie Shepp station on Imeem.

[BillF]

Archived classic jazz radio from www.oscartreadwell.com. Now playing: Clyde Hart profile.

[alocispepraluger102]

Archived classic jazz radio from www.oscartreadwell.com. Now playing: Clyde Hart profile.

ghost did a really great night lights hour on jazz songs named after d.j.'s.

oscar was one of those noted, by a mingus composition, i think.

Edited April 19, 2008 by alocispepraluger102

[BillF]

ghost did a really great night lights hour on jazz songs named after d.j.'s.

That's where I found out about the Treadwell site. What a treasure house!

[BillF]

Jazz Line-Up live from BBC Radio 3.

Now playing: Track from newly-reissued Wayne Shorter, The Soothsayer. Great! must buy this!

[BillF]

Jazz from Studio Four online from KGBH Boston.

Enjoying Steve's show featuring trumpeter Ryan Kisor.

[BillF]

Jazz Library: Wes Montgomery online from BBC Radio 3.

Jazz writer Alyn Shipton discusses Wes Montgomery's records with British guitarist, John Etheridge.