Favourite Things 19.07.10: Podcast #6 July 20, 2010
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All roads lead to Favela Chic tonight for the return to action of the Favourite Things live session. But before then there’s just enough time to squeeze in another podcast to get you in the mood. This week, we’re back in the studio, pulling out the newness (and not so newness) on a strictly jazz tip. We kick off proceedings with a great cover of Herbie Hancock’s ‘Blow Up’ from the legendary Joe Chambers, before hitting our stride with some fusion and soul jazz business courtesy of Mike Longo, Walter J Bishop and an amazing turn by Peter Fish and his band on ‘Esmond’ .
In the second half of the show, we drop the tempo briefly with the classic Horace Silver workout ’The Aztec Sun God’ before Weldon Irvine, The Dave Holland Octet and finally The Detroit Experiment take us into the home straight. This is definitely up there as one of our most uptempo mixes in recent times. And if you need more , why not catch the band and DJs later. The fun starts at 8pm through till 1am.
Stream it now via Mixcloud below or subscribe to our podcast feed and get the download in a week. Next week, we should have some bits and pieces from the live gig at Favela Chic. Watch out.
TRACKLIST
Joe Chambers :: Blow Up (from New World, Porter Records)
Mike Longo :: A Thief In The Night (from 900 Shares Of The Blues, Groove Merchant)
Walter Bishop Jnr :: Philadelphia Bright (from Soul Village, Muse Records)
Peter Fish :: Esmond (from The Silver Apple, Kindred Spirits)
Horace Silver :: The Aztec Sun God (from Silver ‘N Percussion, Blue Note Records)
Weldon Irvine :: The Power & The Glory (from Spirit Man, RCA)
The Dave Holland Octet :: Pathways (from Pathways, Dare2 Records)
The Detroit Experiment :: Revelation (from TThe Detroit Experiment, Ropeadope Records)
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