Sheila Jordan – Part II

INCHWORM, INCHWORM, MEASURING THE MARIGOLD

JAZZ RADIO SHOW

Featuring SHEILA JORDAN Part 2

February 9, 2o12
12:06 Noon

KUNM 89.9 FM Albuquerque, New Mexico
Host MARK WEBER
Streaming on web > KUNM.org

Sometimes you come across a singer who is so personable and warm that you claim them for yourself. Only to find that the whole world has also staked a claim. They’ve ran the flag of Sheila up the pole and declared spiritual kinship.

Sheila Jordan is that singer and we’ll be spinning her recordings this Thursday, as well as embarking on Part 2 of our telephone conversation with this NEA Jazz Master.

Discography

Solo albums

• Portrait of Sheila Jordan – (Blue Note 1963)
• Confirmation – (Eastwind 1975)
• Sheila – (SteepleChase 1977)
• Old Time Feeling – (Muse (1982)
• The Crossing – (Blackhawk Records 1984)
• Body and Soul – (CBS/Sony 1986)
• Lost and Found – (Muse 1989)
• Songs From Within – (MA Recordings 1989)
• One for Junior – (Muse 1991)
• Heart Strings – (Muse 1993)
• Jazz Child – (HighNote 1999)
• Sheila’s Back In Town – (Splasc(h) 2000)
• From the Heart – (32 Records 2000)
• Straight Ahead – (YVP/Splasc(h) 2000)
• I’ve Grown Accustomed to the Bass – (High Note 2000)
• The Very Thought of Two – (MA Recordings 2000)
• Little Song – (High Note 2003)
• Believe in Jazz – (ELLA Productions 2004)
• Celebration – Live At The Triad – (High Note 2005)
• Winter Sunshine – (Justin Time 2008)

With Steve Kuhn

• Playground – Steve Kuhn/Sheila Jordan Band – (ECM, 1980)
• Last Year’s Waltz – Steve Kuhn Quartet (ECM, 1981)
• Little Song – Steve Kuhn Trio (2002)
• Jazz Child – Steve Kuhn Trio (1998)

As featured vocalist

• With Carla Bley – Escalator over the Hill (JCOA, 1971)
• With Cameron Brown – Here and How! (OmniTone 1997)
• With Jane Bunnett – The Water Is Wide (1993)
• With George Gruntz – Theatre (ECM, 1983)
• With Bob Moses – When Elephants Dream Of Music (Rykodisc 1982)
• With Roswell Rudd – Flexible Flyer (Arista/Freedom 1974)
• With Steve Swallow – Home (ECM, 1980)

Related posts:

1. Sheila Jordan
2. Steven Schmidt
3. Ear To The Ground
4. Norman Granz