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Additional authors

1. Heath, Jimmy.
2. Goldstein, Gil.
3. Hampton, Slide.
4. Faddis, Jon.
5. Rosnes, Renee.
6. Longo, Mike, 1937-2020.
7. Chestnut, Cyrus.
8. Coleman, Todd (Bassist)
9. Veal, Reginald.
10. Nussbaum, Adam.
11. Riley, Herlin.
12. Cosby, Bill, 1937-
13. Fuller, Gil, 1920-1994.
14. Schifrin, Lalo.
15. Baker, David, 1931-2016.
16. Bradley, Ed, 1941-2006.
17. Keepnews, Peter.
18. Dizzy Gillespie Big Band.
19. Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra.
20. Jazz at Lincoln Center (Organization)

Description

1. 1 sound disc : digital, stereo.; 4 3/4 in.

Donor/Sponsor

1. Gift of Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Series statement

1. Jazz from Lincoln Center ; season 8, program no. 1

Uniform title

1. Jazz from Lincoln Center (Radio program).

Alternative title

1. James Moody's 75th birthday

Subject

1. Radio programs, Musical
2. Moody, James, 1925-2010
3. Big band music
4. Jazz > 1991-2000

Genre/Form

1. Live sound recordings.

Contents

1. Things to come (James Moody, uncredited musicians) -- Young at heart (Moody, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Gil Goldstein, conductor) -- Emanon (Dizzy Gillespie Big Band) -- Giant steps (Moody, Renee Rosnes, Todd Coleman, Adam Nussbaum) -- Con Alma (Moody, Mike Longo) -- Manteca (Moody, Bill Cosby, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra) -- Moody's mood for love (King Pleasure) -- Moody's mood for love (Moody, Rosnes, Nussbaum) -- Moody's mood for love (Moody, Cyrus Chesnut, Reginald Veal, Herlin Riley) -- Last train from Overbrook (Moody, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, David Baker, arranger) -- Things to come (Moody, Jimmy Heath, Slide Hampton, Jon Faddis, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Walter Gil Fuller, arranger) -- Happy Birthday (Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Lalo Schifrin, arranger).

Call number

1. *LDCO 277

Note

1. Compact disc.
2. Script by Peter Keepnews and production notes (13 p.) available upon request.
3. Concert program on file in Music Division.

Event (note)

1. Radio program outlining the life of James Moody, featuring historical recordings and excerpts from a live performance at Avery Fisher Hall, New York City, Apr. 3, 2000.

Source (note)

1. Jazz at Lincoln Center;

Author

1. Moody, James, 1925-2010.

Title

1. Moody's moods [sound recording]

Series

1. Jazz from Lincoln Center ; season 8, program no. 1

Event

1. Radio program outlining the life of James Moody, featuring historical recordings and excerpts from a live performance at Avery Fisher Hall, New York City, Apr. 3, 2000.

Performer

1. James Moody with various musicians ; Ed Bradley, Jimmy Heath, Gil Goldstein, Slide Hampton, commentators.

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Music Division Audio and Moving Image material

Added author

1. Heath, Jimmy. Instrumentalist
2. Goldstein, Gil. Arranger. Conductor
3. Hampton, Slide. Instrumentalist
4. Faddis, Jon. Instrumentalist
5. Rosnes, Renee. Instrumentalist
6. Longo, Mike, 1937-2020. Instrumentalist
7. Chestnut, Cyrus. Instrumentalist
8. Coleman, Todd (Bassist) Instrumentalist
9. Veal, Reginald. Instrumentalist
10. Nussbaum, Adam. Instrumentalist
11. Riley, Herlin. Instrumentalist
12. Cosby, Bill, 1937- Instrumentalist
13. Fuller, Gil, 1920-1994. Arranger
14. Schifrin, Lalo. Arranger
15. Baker, David, 1931-2016. Arranger
16. Bradley, Ed, 1941-2006. Commentator
17. Keepnews, Peter. Writer of accompanying material
18. Dizzy Gillespie Big Band.
19. Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra.
20. Jazz at Lincoln Center (Organization)

Added title

1. Jazz from Lincoln Center (Radio program).

Publisher no.

1. 001002; NPR

Research call number

1. *LDCO 277 Program notes on file.