Recently (re)published blues and rhythm & blues.

Through Fred’s record collection!

The American percussionist Hamid Drake (1955), part 2. On 23 January 2016, he performed in the Bimhuis, Amsterdam with an extensive ensemble, of which you will now hear the sequel. Music with members of ICP and pianist Kaja Draksler, and a live remix by the Norwegian Punkt.

Trumpet player Wingy Manone (1900-1982). Born in New Orleans, he became a role model for many musicians, partly because of his nomad life. He came by his nickname by losing his right arm at a very young age, which didn’t stop him from becoming an influential trumpet player. Recordings under his own name from 1927-1934, before he scored a big hit with Isle of Capri in 1935.

Jazz, blues and nostalgia. About the art of whistling.

Singer and guitarist Eddie ‘Son’ House (1902-1988) part 2. He belonged to the most important blues artists from Mississippi and had many followers. In this hour recordings from 1965.

Hans Dulfer presents his favourite music, complemented with spicy anecdotes.

Concert by Hammond trio Preacherman at CloudNight, 22 May 2015 by U-jazz at Tivoli-Vredenburg.

Saxophonist and composer Julius Hemphill (1938-1995) part 4. Duo recordings from 1980 and sextet recordings from 1994.

Dutch jazz on CD.

Jazz, blues and nostalgia. Storm and rain.