IN THE GROOVE

During the first half of the show this week, William Minor, author of Jazz Journeys To Japan: The Hearth Within, published by the University of Michigan Press (2004), presented a selection of recordings from his personal collection.

 Artist—Song—Recording Date—Album—Label:

• Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band—Kogun—1991—The Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band—Novus/RCA
• Tiger Okoshi—St. James Infirmary—1993—Echoes Of A Note—JVC
• Makoto Ozone and Gary Burton—Opus Half—1995—Face To Face—GRP
• Miya Masaoka Trio—Japanese Folk Song (Kojo no Tsuki)—1998—Dizim Records (Germany)
• Masahiko Satoh—Rishukyo Shodan—1993—Buddhist Music With 1000 Shomyo Voices—Victor (Japan)
• Junko Onishi—The Shepherd—1993—Cruisin’—Somethin’ Else/Blue Note
• Joh Yamada---First Step---1997---Bluestone---Milestone

• Thelonious Monk—Japanese Folk Song—1967—Straight, No Chaser—CBS/Columbia LP
• Milton Fletcher Jr. Trio—Yasushi’s Bounce—2004?—Milton Fletcher Jr. Trio—Self-Produced (The Milton Fletcher Jr. Trio will be performing at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center, Thurs., July 29, 7 pm)
• Rebeca Mauléon—‘Round Midnight—1998—Round Trip—Rumbeca Music (Rebeca Mauléon will be performing at the Kuumbwa Jazz Center, Monday., July 26, 7 pm)

James Williams, (1951-July 20, 2004):
• James Williams—In The Open Court—1987—Magical Trio 2—EmArcy

• Mimi Fox—Angel Eyes—2003—She’s The Woman—Favored Nation
• Jeff Hamilton—I Concentrate On You—2004—Best Things Happen—Azica

• Dave Burrell—They Say It’s Wonderful—2003—Full-Blown Trio—Expansion
• Maria Schneider Orchestra—Three Romances: Part 1, Choro Dançon—2004—Concert In The Garden—Artists Share
• Sonic Liberation Front—The Sirens—2004—Ashé A Go-Go—High Two Recordings
 

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