Hairy Larry And The Flying Hungarians
Blues Fest
Craighead Forest Bandshell
Jonesboro, Arkansas
October 9, 2022
https://youtu.be/YO-_K4y9WIY
00:00 One More Cup Of Coffee
05:05 Setup ...
07:13 Memphis Blues Again
13:05 Ok, we're gonna do .
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From The Archives Of Something Blue December 27, 2020
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1. DJ Hairy Larry presents The Ken Carroll Quintet
2. Something Blue - Moments - 29 sec
https://ift.tt/CZBOiUG Thanks Marty, this week on Something Blue we’re featuring some fine blues women including Suzanne Michell.
Suzanne played at the first Blues Fest in 1991 and she was a regular performer in Jonesboro, both solo and in groups, playing at Blues Fest, Sunday In The Park, Bebopalooza, and other venues around Jonesboro. She has dedicated her life to music, teaching and performing, playing blues, jazz, and folk music.
On May 23, 2010, she brought the Suzanne Michell Trio to the Craighead Forest Bandshell and gave us a brilliant set. Playing with her were Fred Wilson and Will Taylor. The entire trio are Arkansas musicians from Little Rock.
Suzanne and Fred do this marvelous counterpoint on a great old song, “The Sheik Of Araby” including jazz scat vocals and both Suzanne and Fred singing horn parts.
Here they are now, The Suzanne Michell Trio, singing “The Sheik Of Araby”.
archive.org/details/sm2010-05-23 — Permalink via Hairy Larry Rocks https://ift.tt/j4BWMRn December 04, 2022 at 09:37AM
https://ift.tt/vSmhLoz This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Drivin n Cryin, Kyle Tims, and Montoj. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
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Montoj Live at Bridgeport Ribhouse on 2021-02-27 archive.org/details/Montoj2021-02-27.AKG-CK63.Flac16
Drivin n Cryin Live at Charleston Music Hall on 2021-02-20 archive.org/details/dnc2021-02-20.peluso.flac24/
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Hairy Larry And The Flying Hungarians Blues Fest Craighead Forest Bandshell Jonesboro, Arkansas October 9, 2022
00:00 One More Cup Of Coffee 05:05 Setup … 07:13 Memphis Blues Again 13:05 Ok, we’re gonna do … 13:25 Baby What You Want Me To Do 16:43 We got three drummers … 20:20 Turn On Your Love Light
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“I knew a man Bojangles and he’d dance for you In worn out shoes With silver hair, a ragged shirt, and baggy pants The old soft shoe He jumped so high, jumped so high Then he lightly touched down“
Mr. Bojangles by Jerry Jeff Walker Pic: pinterest.com
Thanks Marty, this week on Something Blue we’re featuring some fine blues women including Suzanne Michell. Suzanne played at the first Blues Fest in 1991 and she was a regular performer in Jonesboro, both solo and in groups, playing at … Continue reading →
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Thanks Marty, I’m Hairy Larry and I’ve got the blues for you. Kyle Tims got in touch with me about playing at Blues Fest and we were glad to have him perform in September of 1997. I was talking to … Continue reading →
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Hairy Larry And The Flying Hungarians Blues Fest Craighead Forest Bandshell Jonesboro, Arkansas October 9, 2022
00:00 One More Cup Of Coffee 05:05 Setup … 07:13 Memphis Blues Again 13:05 Ok, we’re gonna do … 13:25 Baby What You Want Me To Do 16:43 We got three drummers … 20:20 Turn On Your Love Light
Something Blue – Run – February 13, 2021/November 26, 2022
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Trade, John Spencer, and Niceness. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Welcome to Something Blue, I’m Hairy Larry and I’ve got the blues, for you.
Trade, Run
Now that’s what I’m talking about, that’s Trade with “Cantaloupe Island” and “Run”. Trade was recorded live at Penuches on January 23, 2021.
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Now, from John Spencer’s album, “Road To Brigadoon” here’s “Blood Red Sun” and “Come Tomorrow I’ll Be Gone”. Then we’ll hear Niceness sing “Ocean” and “Precious”.
John Spencer, Blood Red Sun
John Spencer, Come Tomorrow I’ll Be Gone
Niceness, Ocean > Precious
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Niceness, Walk Away > Sunshine
Niceness, Great Spirit
Like the lady said, that’s Niceness, recorded live at Buckley Park in Durango, Colorado, on September 19, 2020. They call their music Rocky Mountain Reggae but I hear a lot of blues rock thrown in. They sang a medley of “Walk Away” and “Sunshine” and then ended their set with “Great Spirit”.
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Sometimes you’ve just got to Jam. And sometimes the jam is the thing. Here’s Trade with “Jam”.
DJ Hairy Larry presents Delta Legends | Something Blue
https://ift.tt/SEMu3tb Thanks Marty, I’ve got a great blues song this week performed live at the Fall Ball by Delta Legends.
On September 30, 2017 Delta Legends took a road trip down to the Mississippi Hill Country to play at the Fall Ball. We originally booked to busk on Saturday morning but they offered us a slot early Saturday afternoon so we got to play that too. “All Over Again” is a blues standard made famous by B.B. King and Paul Butterfield. It’s one of our best songs and inspired by the festival stage we nailed it. — Permalink via Hairy Larry Rocks https://ift.tt/ApYm82V November 15, 2022 at 07:47AM
Thanks Marty, this week I’ve got a special performance of a great song that is From The Archives of Something Blue.
In 2019 KASU sponsored New Jazz In Jonesboro held in the Round Room of the Jonesboro Public Library. On February 9, 2019 we featured the Ken Carroll Quintet, Ken Carroll on EWI; Hairy Larry, piano; Gabe Waters, bass; Chris Isom, drums; and Joseph Curtis, trumpet. Ken Carroll is Director Of Jazz Studies at ASU. Joseph Curtis is the band director at Hoxie High School. The rest of us are jazz students at ASU. We love the Bossa Nova standard, “Recordame”, and that love for this music shines through in this performance. Now, here’s the Ken Carroll Quintet playing “Recordame”.
From The Archives Of Something Blue October 23, 2022
1. DJ Hairy Larry presents John Shepherd and Happy Hour 2. Something Blue - Friends - 29 second spot
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear a band from Wynne singing a Muddy Waters song.
It was Blues Fest 2010 and John Shepherd and Happy Hour were closing the show. It was a special performance because Kyle Harrison had played earlier in the day and he joined John for the last half of the set. This gave us two amazing blues guitarists from Wynne, Arkansas, on the stage playing together.
And I want to emphasize playing together. Too often having more than one guitarist at a time turns into cutting heads, which is ok, but doesn’t sound as good as hearing great blues guitarists working together.
Sven Wunder - Jazz at Night / Stars Align - new winter single with chamber orchestra
As the day fades, darkness falls like a blanket covering the sky. It can take us back to our happy place, where we can find ease in a fast-moving world. It’s nighttime and the darkest time of the year. This is when stars align and dreams come true.
Sven Wunder returns to his happy place with two nocturnal winter themes played by piano and a small orchestra framed by a sparkling flute and celestial choirs.
Matthew Halsall - Changing Earth - new EP from Gondwana Records chief
Matthew Halsall shares the ‘Changing Earth’ EP – another exquisite and spiritual four track offering.
The title track Changing Earth is a soulful, elevating groover featuring sublime work from the whole band but especially, Matt Cliffe on flute and Maddie Herbert on harp. Positive Activity is one of Halsall’s most charming compositions, built round a hypnotic bassline from Gavin Barras it’s melody is plaintive but also uplifting and hopeful and harpist Herbert again shines brightly here. Yogic Flying is another soulful, uplifting tune as Halsall and percussionist Jack McCarthy take us on a transcendental journey upwards. Finally our journey inwards and upwards takes us to Upper Space, a quintessentially Halsall tune built around glistening harp and a sublime, soulful sanctuary elevated through beautiful work from the whole band but especially saxophonist Matt Cliffe.
Changing Earth features Matthew Halsall trumpet and electronics, Matt Cliffe flute & saxophone, Maddie Herbert harp, Liviu Gheorghe piano, Gavin Barras, bass, Alan Taylor drums and Jack McCarthy percussion. Changing Earth is produced by Matthew Halsall and Daniel Halsall, recorded by Matthew Halsall, mixed by Greg Freeman, mastered by Peter Beckmann of Technology Works and vinyl cut by Norman Nitzsche at Calyx.
Multi-instrumentist André Mehmari is perhaps the top musician from his generation in Brazil. He is responsible for some of the most beautiful melodies I’ve heard in contemporary music in the past few years. This is such a gorgeous, carefully crafted track. Mehmari plays acoustic guitar, piano, flute, clarinet and synthetizers. Oh, and he sings as well.
ThoughtCast‘s debut album, Nimbus in Motion, takes inspiration from clouds in the sky developing into thunderstorms. Over the course of ten songs, listeners can hear the drama unfold from a morning mist to a tempestuous downpour. ThoughtCast’s sound is driven from the compositional stylings of bassist and bandleader Graydon Peterson, but also the use of electronics in all the instruments. The trumpet and keyboard often use effects pedals to modify their sounds, creating fuller, broader tones and adding more layers than just a solo voice. This concept was inspired by bands like Kneebody and even some bands outside the genre of jazz like Bjork or Radiohead.
Peterson has been a pillar of the Twin Cities jazz scene for the past decade and a half as a first call bassist for both local and touring acts. He has performed with Delfayo Marsalis, Gary Bartz, Francisco Mela, and Kneebody’s Ben Wendel. As a bandleader, he has released two previous albums with the Graydon Peterson Quartet. The remaining members are Jake Baldwin on trumpet, a bandleader himself, having put out the celebrated Where You’re Planted in 2021, Joe Strahan on keyboards and Ben Ehrlich on drums.
ThoughtCast originated when Peterson started adapting his writing style to match the sensibilities of the players in this new ensemble, an adaptation of his previous quartets. Once he’d decided on the core members, tunes were then written to highlight each of their playing styles, like Baldwin’s sense of melody and pureness of tone, Strachan’s ability to create counter melodies while playing a supporting role, and Ehrlich’s incredible sense of rhythm, energy and contemporary beats.
Graydon Peterson - bass, compositions Jake Baldwin - trumpet Joe Strachan - keyboards Ben Ehrlich - drums
