Blues & Beyond #283: Pat Martino's Undeniable Appeal; Sunnie Plays Herbie

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Blues & Beyond #283: Pat Martino's Undeniable Appeal; Sunnie Plays Herbie

Series: Blues & Beyond
From: WXPN
Length: 00:59:00

Feature new album "Undeniable" from guitarist Pat Martino Read the full description.

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Playing: Blues & Beyond #283: Pat Martino's Undeniable ...
From: WXPN

Martino_small In this hour of The Blues & Beyond, we'll check out a new album from guitarist Pat Martino. The album "Undeniable" is undeniably appealing, featuring Martino in concert with Eric Alexander on tenor sax, Tony Monaco on organ, and Jeff "Tain" Watts on drums. we'll hear a couple of pieces from the album, plus a new version of a great Herbie Hancock composition, "Dolphin Dance," from pianist Sunnie Paxson, from her recent album "Bohemian Sun" with bassist Stanley Clarke. We'll also hear it from Mr. Hancock himself as well, with Ron Carter on bass, and Tony Williams on drums, from a great 1981 recording they made in Tokyo. Plus, a song from Etta James from her retirement album "The Dreamer," an old blues song recast by vocalist Nicole Henry, and one from soul blues singer Lee Shot Williams who passed away in November at age seventy-three.

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From: WXPN

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Piece Description

In this hour of The Blues & Beyond, we'll check out a new album from guitarist Pat Martino. The album "Undeniable" is undeniably appealing, featuring Martino in concert with Eric Alexander on tenor sax, Tony Monaco on organ, and Jeff "Tain" Watts on drums. we'll hear a couple of pieces from the album, plus a new version of a great Herbie Hancock composition, "Dolphin Dance," from pianist Sunnie Paxson, from her recent album "Bohemian Sun" with bassist Stanley Clarke. We'll also hear it from Mr. Hancock himself as well, with Ron Carter on bass, and Tony Williams on drums, from a great 1981 recording they made in Tokyo. Plus, a song from Etta James from her retirement album "The Dreamer," an old blues song recast by vocalist Nicole Henry, and one from soul blues singer Lee Shot Williams who passed away in November at age seventy-three.

promo included: promo283

Broadcast History

WXPN-FM 12-4-2011

Transcript

opening theme:
Start: 0:00 Duration: 0:59
Bert Jansch and John Renbourn "No Exit"
Wooded Hill Recordings: Bert And John
© 1996 Wooded Hill Records/Transatlantic Records Ltd

Start: 1:07 Duration: 4:52
Harrison Kennedy "Fo' Day Train"
Electro-Fi: Shame The Devil
© 2011 Electro-Fi Records

Start: 6:43 Duration: 4:33
Lee Shot Williams "Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven But Nobody Wants To Die"
Ecko: Starts With A "P"
© 2006 Ecko Records

Start: 11:16 Duration: 4:07
Nicole Henry "Trouble In Mind"
ArtistShare: Embraceable
© 2011 ArtistShare

Start: 15:26 Duration: 2:30
Etta James "Too Tired"
Verve Forecast: The Dreamer
© 2011 Verve Music Group, division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

Start: 18:29 Duration: 8:41
Pat Martino "Midnight Special"
HighNote: Undeniable
© 2011 Highnote Records, Inc.

Start: 27:10 Duration: 3:33
John Renbourn "Ugly James"
Shanachie: Palermo...
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Timing and 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....."

31:12 end of part 1:

"... after the break, here on The Blues & Beyond."

59-second bed plays

32:11 bed fades

32:12 part 2: show re-intro: "This is The Blues & Beyond. I'm Jonny Meister."

58:25 voice out on part 2 "... thanks for listening to this hour of The Blues & Beyond."

58:59 theme fades end of part 2

Musical Works

Title	Artist	Album	Label	Year	Length
No Exit	Bert Jansch and John Renbourn	Bert And John.	Wooded Hill Recordings	1996	00:59
Fo' Day Train	Harrison Kennedy	Shame The Devil.	Electro-Fi	2011	04:52
Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven But Nobody Wants To Die	Lee Shot Williams	Starts With A P.	Ecko	2006	04:33
Trouble In Mind	Nicole Henry	Embraceable.	ArtistShare	2011	04:07
Too Tired	Etta James	The Dreamer.	Verve Forecast	2011	02:30
Midnight Special	Pat Martino	Undeniable.	HighNote	2011	08:41
Ugly James	John Renbourn	Palermo Snow.	Shanachie	2011	03:33
Goin' To A Meeting	Pat Martino	Undeniable.	HighNote	2011	00:59
Dolphin Dance	Sunnie Paxson	Bohemian Sun.	Roxboro Entertainment Group	2011	06:57
Dolphin Dance	Herbie Hancock	The Herbie Hancock Box.	Columbia/Legacy	2002	09:59
Double Play	Pat Martino	Undeniable.	HighNote	2011	07:59
Forty-Eight	John Renbourn	Sir John A Lot.	Shanachie	1992	00:56

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