The Jazz Show Episode July 19, 2021

Herbie Hancock: "Maiden Voyage"

9:06pm - 12:31am

Herbie's album done in March of 1965 has proven to be one of his most famous albums and now listed in journals as one of the 100 essential Jazz albums in anyone's collection. Herbie Hancock picked his quintet members with great discretion. On trumpet is the mighty Freddie Hubbard and on tenor saxophone is one of the great living masters, George Coleman. On bass is another living master, Ron Carter and on drums providing the incredible textures that Hancock's five compositions demand is the one and only, the late Tony Williams. Two of the album's compositions became "Jazz Standards" played by everyone: "Maiden Voyage" and "Dolphin Dance". With this album, we are now back to live broadcasting and this is our first live broadcast after the pandemic lockdown and it's appropriately a "Maiden Voyage".

Track Listing:

Maiden Voyage
Herbie Hancock · Maiden Voyage
The Eye of The Hurricane
Herbie Hancock · Maiden Voyage
Dolphin Dance
Herbie Hancock · Maiden Voyage
Survival of the Fittest
Herbie Hancock · Maiden Voyage
Little One
Herbie Hancock · Maiden Voyage
Darn That dream
Kevin Elaschuk · Stories Interweaved.
There's No Pool.
Kevin Elaschuk · Stories Interweaved
Haitian Fight Song
Charles Mingus · The Clown.
Lester Left Town
Art Blakey · The Birdland Sessions.
Blow Poppa Joe.
Joel Frahm · The Bright Side
Thinking of Benny
Joel Frahm · The Bright Side
Althea Soon
Freddie Roach · Down To Earth
More Mileage
Freddie Roach · Down to Earth.
This is the Thing.
Chet Baker · Baby Breeze
One With One
Chet Baker · Baby Breeze
Pamela's Passion.
Chet Baker · Baby Breeze.
Impressions
John Coltrane · Both Directions at Once
Slow Blues
John Coltrane · Both Directions at Once