Campo santo —- Evening in the village of Corrales, New Mexico, looking toward Sandia Mountains —- March 13, 2020 photo by MW
March 26, 2o20 Jazz @ Noon every Thursday (starts at 12:07 after the satellite news) Host MARK WEBER KUNM Albuquerque, USA 89.9 FM (Mountain Standard Time) also streaming on the web KUNM.org Current time zone offset: UTC*/GMT -6 hours (*Coordinated Universal Time)/Greenwich Mean Time)
NACHTAKTIV
I slept all through that
I slept and slept
Sleeping the sleep that rests
The sleep that strengthens
……..and devines, sleep of crystal clear
mornings after a rain
Sleep that keeps you safe
Sleep that makes you tick
and cures, revitalizes
Sleep that brings you back around again
Sleep mysterious sleep
Sleep that is unknown to us
where we dissolve back
……………………………..into the universe
Where things outside our ability to understand
………….resurge and undulate and sparkle
Refulgence
while a legion of sleepwalkers
…………….walk past our windows we sleep
Talking in our sleep prayers
………….to the light, waking as if
Nothing ever happen’d, the dawn chorus
of birds, knows something, but, what?
These boulders are scattered all over the Sandia Mountains, they are a type of granite known as “gneiss,” a composite of quartz & mica & other sedimentary igneous rocks, somewhat crumbly —- March 14, 2020 —- photo by MW —- I always think of Henry Moore or Barbara Hepworth’s sculptures when I see these, and even Isamu Noguchi
Apricot blossoms in our backyard —- March 19, 2020 —- photo by MW
The rare Sandia Foothills Blue Bottle Tree ————— March 14, 2020 Carnuel NM —- photo by MW
Albuquerque pushing up against the Sandia Mountains —- View looking north from Hilldale Loop Trail —- March 21, 2020 —- photo by MW
Apparition —- November 2019 Albuquerque —- photo by MW
My review of Jeff Pearring’s new cd NOTHING BUT TIME —- 2nov2019 MW
Albert Tootie Heath —- November 10, 2019 —- photo by Mark Weber
Charlie Parker on Dial —- from the collection of John Breckow —- photo by MW March 4, 2020 Corrales
Garlic & Marianna —- Santa Fe November 6, 2o19 —- photo by MW
While listening to the evening news on KUNM
Shooting while driving —- (not something I recommend or do, really —- I prefer to concentrate on driving, but, I was out there by myself about 100 miles west of Albuquerque) — November 20, 2019 —- The good ol’ shoot into a rearview mirror maneuver
SUPER PHOTOS!!! thanks Mark for brightening up a Sunday.
Great photos, Mark! I miss NM and Albuquerque so much! Thanks again!
The Necessary Jazz Radio Show
March 26, 2020 —- KUNM Albuquerque USA (Spring Fundraiser week)
Host MARK WEBER w/ pitch partner Richard Towne, General Manager of KUNM
1. Mal Waldron Trio “Snake Out” w/ Billy Higgins (drums), Reggie Workman (bass), Mal Waldron (piano) – 28dec73 Lp UP POPPED THE DEVIL (Enja)
2. Rolf & Joaquim Kuhn Quartet “Chiarescuro” (JK) Feb. 1966 East Berlin —- Joaquim (b.1944 Leipzig) is only 22 on this and I found his piano solos completely engrossing and full of what that era portends (ie. Cecil Taylor) —- Rolf (b.1929) clarinet furious & angular ——- fabulous cd EAST BERLIN 1966 (ASO / Japan) from the collection of John Breckow (this session is 3 months before Joaquim defected)
3. Lennie Tristano (layered piano) “Turkish Mambo” 1955 (Atlantic)
4. Artie Shaw & His Gramercy Five “The Sad Sack” –9jan45 w/ Dodo Marmarosa (piano), Barney Kessel (guitar), Roy Eldridge (trpt), Morris Rayman (bass), Lou Fromm (drums), AS (clarinet)
5. Warne Marsh “Summer Session” 1960 in Peter Ind’s lower east side studio @ 223 East 2nd Street NYC —- Lp JAZZ FROM THE EAST VILLAGE (the Lp versions are nicely edited, whereas the CD has much longer versions —- at present I like the shorter versions)(thus the cd is titled MORE JAZZ FROM THE EAST VILLAGE, both on Wave Records)
6. Alex Murzyn Quartet “That’s All” —- 19aug2019 in Studio A, KUNM — w/ Cal Haines (drums), Colin Deuble (bass), Alex (tenor), Michael Anthony (guitar)
7. Prez Conference “I Never Knew” —- 1979
8. Johnny Frigo Quintet “Osaka Saki” w/ Michael Moore (bass), JF (violin), Gene Bertoncini (guitar), Bob Kindred (clarinet), Bill Goodwin (drums) – 1994
9. John Coltrane Quartet “Say it over and over again” album BALLADS —- 1961
10. NPR takes over at top of the hour for 6 minutes of news (a feature I hope does not continue, the jazz shows are short enough)
11. Tomeka Reid “Super Nova” Tomeka (cello), Mary Halvorson (guitar), Tomas Fujiwara (drums), Jason Roebke (bass) – 1sept2014 cd TOMEKA REID QUARTET (Thirsty Ear)
12. Harold Land – title track from Lp XOCIA’S DANCE (Muse Records) 22oct81 w/ George Cables (piano), Billy Higgins (drums), Oscar Brashear (trpt), Ray Armando (perc), John Heard (bass), Harold Land (tenor)
13. Warne Marsh “Easy Beat” Lp JAZZ FROM THE EAST VILLAGE
14. Amber Weekes w/ Sue Raney – title track from 2019 cd PURE IMAGINATION (Amber Inn Productions) – vocal duet w/ Mitchell Long (guitar), Justo Almario (flute), Don Littleton (drums) —- Sue Raney grew up in Albuquerque and is a frequent telephone guest on the Thursday jazz show, and has been a mentor to Amber Weekes for years, in the great city of Los Angeles where they both reside —- A lot of work went into this cd, there are many sessions and varieties
15. Maxine Sullivan – 1937 – “Loch Lomond”