Arturo Sadoval will sing 'Cherokee,' Wallace Roney leaves 'No Room For Argument,' Colin Vallon, U.S. Debut tonight at Tony Starlights (video), Randy Porter with a Coltrane 'Giant Stretch', Enrico Pieranunzi says, 'Peu de Chose' and Ike Quebec observes, 'It Might As Well Be Spring' on HARD CHOICES Saturdays 11am-1pm PST 89.1FM

Arturo Sadoval will sing 'Cherokee,' Wallace Roney leaves 'No Room For Argument,' Colin Vallon, U.S. Debut tonight at Tony Starlights (video), Randy Porter with a Coltrane 'Giant Stretch', Enrico Pieranunzi says, 'Peu de Chose' and Ike Quebec observes, 'It Might As Well Be Spring' on HARD CHOICES Saturdays 11am-1pm PST 89.1FM

Adderleys. Jive Samba. Become a member.

Here's a two chord wonder. Chord changes for Nat Adderly's Jive Samba. The reason this samba is jive, is that in the first five beats of the Bb7 chords, Adderly uses the riff that was used to mark the punch lines of jokes on the Rowan And Martin Laugh-In comedy program that was on American TV around the time this tune was written.

BENNY GOLSON...
FROM NPR MUSIC... Shortly after his arrival in New York, Golson was one of 57 jazz greats asked to pose at a mass photo shoot for anEsquire magazine feature. The famous Art Kane photo from 1958, known as "Great Day in Harlem" or simply "Harlem 1958," places Golson alongside Dizzy Gillespie, Count Basie, Thelonius Monk and a host of other musicians.

The historic photo and Benny Golson both got renewed attention, due to their roles in the Steven Spielberg movie The Terminal. The film's subplot includes Tom Hanks' character's autograph hunt for all who were in the photo — including Golson, who makes a brief appearance on screen... MORE from NPR..

Musicians in the photograph

Red Allen Buster Bailey Count Basie Emmett Berry Art Blakey Lawrence Brown Scoville Browne Buck Clayton Bill Crump Vic Dickenson Roy Eldridge Art Farmer Bud Freeman Dizzy Gillespie Tyree Glenn Benny Golson Sonny Greer Johnny Griffin Gigi Gryce

Coleman Hawkins J.C. Heard Jay C. Higginbotham Milt Hinton Chubby Jackson Hilton Jefferson Osie Johnson Hank Jones Jo Jones Jimmy Jones Taft Jordan Max Kaminsky Gene Krupa Eddie Locke Marian McPartland Charles Mingus Miff Mole Thelonious Monk Gerry Mulligan

Oscar Pettiford Rudy Powell Luckey Roberts Sonny Rollins Jimmy Rushing Pee Wee Russell Sahib Shihab Horace Silver Zutty Singleton Stuff Smith Rex Stewart Maxine Sullivan Joe Thomas Wilbur Ware Dickie Wells George Wettling Ernie Wilkins Mary Lou Williams Lester Young

“When I found out there was going to be this big meeting for a picture in Esquire,” Dizzy Gillespie recalled, “I said to myself, ‘Here’s my chance to see all these musicians without going to a funeral.’”

The subjects caught in Kane’s lens spanned the stylistic range from New Orleans to Chicago to Swing to Bebop to Modern. The oldest, Harlem stride pianist Luckey Roberts, was 71.

Seven Steps...
Recording Date
Apr 16, 1963 - May 14, 1963

All Together for Music in PPS!

ALL TOGETHER IN MUSIC FOR PPS!

DATE: Saturday, May 14
TIME: gether at 12:45, sing at 1:00, done by 1:30
WHERE: Director Park,
in downtown Portland between Yamhill and Taylor and Park and 9th avenue.

"We want to share our love of music and demonstrate how music can bring folks together from different neighborhoods and different schools and still have a common experience through music. This event will bring students from all over the district together to sing 4 songs."

(This event is not a rally or political event).

Monk, Lateef, Lightsey, Leonhart, Davis and Montgomery 11am to 1pm, today on KMHD broadcast of HARD CHOICES

Thelonious Monk offers it "Straight No Chaser" (post bop) Yusef Lateef is "Part of the Search" (hard bop), Kirk Lightley can "Speak No Evil" (post bop), Andy Laverne sees a "Double Standard" (post bop), Jay Leonhart is "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" (hard bop), Art Davis provides "Evidence" (post, hard bop) for Wes Montgomery who interprets "Blue Monk" in 1965 (video) on HARD CHOICES http://hardchoicesblog.blogspot.com/ -Shawn K

Shirley Nanette on Oregon Art Beat

Watch it here now or tomorrow night on OPB TV.