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What Are You Listening To? - September, 2025
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A tasty bit from jazz trombonist Jeff Bradshaw:
George Shearing plays the blues:
Hearing this, I believe that Mr. Benmont Tench (the late Tom Petty's pianist) was influenced by Mr. Shearing. To wit:
Hearing this, I believe that Mr. Benmont Tench (the late Tom Petty's pianist) was influenced by Mr. Shearing. To wit:
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Here Mr. Shearing acquits himself quite nicely on Vernon Duke's "Autumn in New York":
By way of contrast, here is Oscar Peterson's version, with Mr. Peterson on piano and vocals, backed by Ray Brown and Herb Ellis. Mr. Peterson had a fine voice, and this song lies well for him.
Sticking with the autumn theme, here's Mr. Cole and Trio performing Henry Nemo's seasonal standard. Incidentally, they were the first to record this song:
Happy Birthday Sonny Rollins 9/7/1930.
Buddy Holly was born on September 7, 1936.
I don't think his memory or his songs will ever fade away.
I don't think his memory or his songs will ever fade away.
Roger Miller
As a kid growing up in Maine I loved it when he got to the part “destination Bangor Maine”.
As a kid growing up in Maine I loved it when he got to the part “destination Bangor Maine”.