Also in the Blues & Beyond series
Blues & Beyond #293: Hiromi and Akiko Yano in concert in Tokyo
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From: WXPN
Hiromi Uehara and Akiko Yano, a new in-concert duet album only issued in Japan
Blues & Beyond #292: Funky Frank Russell, Corea-Gomez-Motian, and Bobby McFerrin with Jack DeJohn...
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From: WXPN
Featuring funky bassist Frank Russell, a new album "Circle Without End"
Blues & Beyond #291: Remembering Etta James and Johnny Otis
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From: WXPN
Music from Etta James and Johnny Otis who died in January 2012
Blues & Beyond #290: Omar Shariff, Joe Louis Walker, Jack DeJohnette
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From: WXPN
Music from the late blues pianist Omar Shariff
Blues & Beyond #289: Songs and Stories For MLK Day: "Blues In The Mississippi Night"
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Music and stories for MLK Day, including the secret session "Blues In The Mississippi Night"
Blues & Beyond #288: Two-fers from Sharon Lewis, Joey DeFrancesco, Skip Wilkins, Jason Stein, Tri...
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Two-fers from Sharon Lewis, Joey DeFrancesco, Skip Wilkins, Jason Stein, Triona ni Dhomhnaill
Blues & Beyond #287: Etta James, the final album
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From: WXPN
The final album by Etta James
Blues & Beyond #286: A Holiday Show for 2011 - with Doug Munro, Nicole Henry, and more
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From: WXPN
Holiday Show with Doug Munro & Nicole Henry
Blues & Beyond #285: Life & Times Of Big Bill Broonzy
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From: WXPN
Interview with Bob Riesman, author of Big Bill Broonzy biography
Blues & Beyond #284: Tribute to Hubert Sumlin
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From: WXPN
Program devoted to guitarist Hubert Sumlin, who died December 4, 2011
Piece Description
The Godfather Of Soul, the late James Brown, will always be remembered for the funk music he developed more than for his blues. But Brown brought his unique spirit and talent to the blues genre and to jazz, even if the recordings were "deep" cuts on albums or unissued until many years after he made them. This hour of The Blues & Beyond featues some of those deep tracks, including his versions of songs from the repertoire of his greatest influence, Louis Jordan-- as well as his haunting "King Heroin" and other affecting performances not at the top of the James Brown catalog of hits.
Broadcast History
WXPN-FM Philadelphia 12-30-2006
Transcript
Artist Name "Song Title"
Label Name: Album Title
James Brown "Like It Is, Like It Was"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
James Brown "Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
James Brown "Caldonia"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
James Brown "Somebody Done Changed The Lock On My Door"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
James Brown "Further On Up The Road"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
James Brown "Everyday I Have The Blues"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
James Brown "Good Rockin' Tonight"
Polydor: Messing With The Blues
zipper:
James Brown "The Soul Of J. B."
Polydor: I Can't Stand Myself When You Touch Me IM
James Brown "The Nearness Of You"
Polydor: James Brown Sings Raw Soul IM
James Brown "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye"
Polydor: Say It Loud-- I'm Black And I'm Proud
James Brown "How Do You Stop"
Scott...
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Timing and Cues
Timings & Cues
00:00 Billboard: Show opens, opening theme, "This is The Blues & Beyond. I'm Jonny Meister."
00:59 Billboard ends.. "... in this hour of The Blues & Beyond."
01:00 "option" song: "Starting out, this is..."
05:59 "option" song fades
06:00 show re-intro: "This is The Blues & Beyond. I'm Jonny Meister....."
27:43 end of part 1:
"... after the break, here on The Blues & Beyond."
59-second bed plays
28:42 bed fades
28:43 part 2: show re-intro: "This is The Blues & Beyond. I'm Jonny Meister."
58:16 voice out on part 2 "... thanks for listening to this hour of The Blues & Beyond."
58:29 theme fades end of part 2
58:30 Promo starts: bed begins: ..."Tower Records is out of business; the last retail chain..."
58:49 voice out "...on the next Blues & Beyond"
58:59 promo bed fades




