TEMPO JAZZ deals with jazz, in its most universal form ... TEMPO JAZZ will bring you JAZZ the way it sounds like
TEMPO JAZZ goes on every last Sunday of the months on SUPERFLY.FM from 9 to 11 PM
Tracking list of the show will be available sometime after actual broadcasting date
If you wish to contact Tempo Jazz or Rocco 'Mad On Jazz', write to
tempojazz (at) tiscali (dot) it
Show Conceived and Compiled by Rocco ‘Mad On Jazz’ Pandiani
Produced by Rocco Pandiani
Edited and Assembled by Painè @ Compl8 Studio / Milano
(P) & (C) 2008 Right Tempo SNC
Mail: tempojazz (at) tiscali (dot) it
TEMPO JAZZ Show 7 - Sunday 30th of October 2008
France Gall ‘Le Coeur Qui Jazz’
Johnny Lytle ‘Big John Grady’
Gino Marinacci Ensemble ‘Metropoli’
Carmen McCrae ‘Blue Moon’
Babatunde and Phenomena ‘Use Your Hands’
Clifford Jordan ‘Hddie Harris’
Ed Kelly ‘Pippin’
Roy Ayers ‘Got To Find a Lover’
Sergio Mendes ‘Renza’
Irio De Paula ‘Por Fora’
Piero Picconi ‘Sally’s Surf’
Ellen McIlwaine ‘Jimmy Jean’
Dirty Dozen Brass Band ‘Do It Fluid’
Jack McDuff ‘Radiation’
John Barry ‘Midnight Cowboy’
Berto Pisano ‘To Jean’
Sarah Vaughan ‘Easy to Love’
Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd ‘Desafinado’
Cedric ‘im’ Brooks ‘Silent Force’
Louis Armstrong ‘The Creator Has a Masterplan’
Michael Naura Quartet ‘Soledad De Murcia’
Piero Piccioni ‘La Familia Nicotera’
Lonnie Smith ‘Minor Chant’
Freddie Hubbard ‘Backlash’
Burt Bacharach ‘Wives and Lovers’
Toots Thielemans ‘The Shadow of Your Smile’
Fred Bongusto ‘The World of the Blues’
Piero Umiliani ‘Bus Stop’
Romano Mussolini ‘Blues for Alexandra’
George Fame & The Flames ‘Yeh Yeh’
TEMPO JAZZ Show 6 – Sunday 28th of September 2008
Charles Mingus ‘Scenes in the City’
Bil Evans ‘Scenes in the City’
Charlie Parker ‘Slim’s Jam’
Julian Cannonball Adderley ‘Up and At It’
Duke Pearson ‘The Phantom’
Cal Tjader ‘Mambero’
Bossa 3 ‘Onde Anda Meu Amor’
Lou Stein Trio ‘Running Fire’
Montego Joe ‘Haitian Lady’
Donald Byrd ‘Cristo Redentor’
Mongo Santamaria ‘Afro Lypso’
Morton Stevens ‘Blues Trip’
Sonny Phllips ‘Sure ‘Nuff Sure ‘Nuff’
Frank Sinatra ‘The Way You Look Tonight’
Billie Holiday ‘I’m a Fool to Love You’
Piero Piccioni ‘Colpo Rovente’
Piero Umiliani ‘Crepuscolo Sul Mare’
Ella Fitzgerald ‘I’ve Got the World on a String’
Lou Rawls ‘The Girl of Ipanema’
Tito Fontana ‘Sweden’
Steve & Eydie ‘Rio De Janeiro’
Piero Umiliani ‘L’Uomo e la Città ’
Pete La Roca ‘Malaguena’
Piero Umiliani ‘Caravan’
Nelson Riddle ‘Route 66’
TEMPO JAZZ Show 5 – Sunday 31st of August 2008
Eddie Jefferson ‘Jeannine’
Johnny Lytle ‘Selim’
Walter Wanderley ‘Batucada’
Art Pepper ‘Mambo De La Porta’
Dom Um ‘Berimbau’
Harry Belafonte ‘Cocoanut Woman’
Eydie Gorme ‘The Coffe Song’
Louis Prima ‘I Want to Be Like You’
Peruchin ‘Pa Gozar’
Pucho & the Latin Soul Brothers ‘Psychedelic Pucho’
Nina Simone ‘I Don’t Mean a Thing’
Billy Taylor ‘Mambo Azul’
Jon Lucien ‘Who Will Buy’
Jimmy Smith ‘I Got My Mojo Workin’’
Walt Dickerson ‘The Cry’
Horace Parlan ‘I Want to Be Loved’
Mario Nascimbene ‘Carol on the Sea’
Astor Piazzolla ‘Libertango’
Piero Umiliani ‘Caravan’
John Mayer ‘Indojazzinterpolation’
Andy and the Bey Sisters ‘Feelin’ Good’
Luis Bacalov ‘A Ciascuno il Suo’
Mandrake ‘Soul Samba’
Baby Face Willette ‘Mo Rock’
Chet Baker ‘Do It the Hard Way’
Archie Shepp ‘Blasè’
Ivan ‘Boogaloo’ Joe Jones ‘Mindbender’
Pharoah Sanders ‘Shukuru’
TEMPO JAZZ Show 4 – Sunday 27th of July 2008
Horace Parlan ‘Congalegre’
Walt Dickerson ‘Death and Taxes’
Mark Murphy ‘Sconsolato’
Freedom Sounds ‘Behold the Day’
Archie Shepp ‘Blues for Brother George Jackson’
King Pleasure ‘In the Mood for Love’
Charles Mingus ‘Group Dancers’
Jackie McLean ‘Jolla Bossa’
Ben Sidran ‘About Love’
Luiz Henrique ‘Mas Que Nada’
Nina Simone ‘Return Home’
Cal Tjader ‘Soul Sauce’
Dom Um ‘Ponteio’
Johnny ‘Hammond’ Smith ‘Los Conquistadores Chocolatee’
Don Wilkerson ‘Dem Tambourines’
Lorez Alexandria ‘Morning’
Lee Morgan ‘The Procastinator’
Nathan Davis ‘Tragic Magic’
Bud Johnson ‘Off the Wall’
Oscar Brown Jr. ‘Dat Dere’
John Coltrane ‘Straight Street’
Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis ‘Bahia’
Blossom Dearie ‘We’re Together’
Horace Silver Quintet ‘Swinging the Samba’
Horace Silver ‘Learning to Be Unselfish’
TEMPO JAZZ Show 3 – Sunday 29th of June 2008
Horace Silver & Bill Henderson ‘Senor Blues’
Clifford Brown ‘George’s Dilemma’
Yusef Lateef ‘Jungle Fantasy’
Quartette Tres Bien ‘Bossa Tres Bien’
Louie Ramirez ‘Chin Chon Chou’
Lee Morgan ‘Sidewinder’
Art Blakey ‘Along Came Betty’
Mose Alison ‘Black Country Suite’
Lester Bowie ‘Rios Negros’
Leon Thomas ‘Song for My Father’
Piero Umiliani ‘Piano Play’
Piero Umiliani ‘Notte In Algeria’
Miranda Martino ‘Meglio Stasera’
Berto Pisano ‘To Jean’
Grady Tate ‘Moondance’
Miles Davis ‘Milestones’
The Descendants of Mike and Phoebe ‘Two Songs for a Boy Named Mark’
Jocelyn White ‘Beautiful Black Sun’
Horace Parlan ‘I Want To Be Loved’
Charlie Parker ‘Bird of Paradise’
Duke Pearson ‘Wahoo’
The Latin Jazz Quintet ‘Rip a Dip’
Eydie Gorme ‘My Favourite Things’
Burt Bacharach ‘Wives and Lovers’
Jon Lucien ‘Who Will Buy’
Dom Um ‘Fica Mal Com Deus’
Art Pepper ‘Mambo De La Porta’
Cal Tjader ‘Philadelphia Mambo’
TEMPO JAZZ Show 2 – Sunday 25th of May 2008
Mark Murphy ‘Senor Blues’
Oscar Peterson ‘Sunny’
Gerald Wilson Orchestra ‘Everywhere’
Som 3 ‘Homenagem a Mongo’
Richard ‘Groove’ Holmes ‘Groovin’ for Mister G.’
Barbara Simmons ‘Soul Speech’
Eddie Harris ‘It’s All Right Now’
Jon Hendricks ‘I Bet You Thought I’d Never Find You’
Julian Cannonball Adderley ‘Speech’
Charlie Rouse ‘Merci Bon Dieu’
Jon Lucien ‘Listen love’
Charles Earland ‘Leaving This Planet’
Piero Umiliani ‘Hard Times’
Yusef Lateef ‘Love Theme From Spartacus’
Nino Nardini ‘Shere Kahn’
Dave Brubeck and Carmen McCrae ‘Take Five’
Piero Umiliani ‘Hollywood Tonnight’
Richard Rodgers ‘Il Suono Della Musica’
Chet Baker ‘Tommy Hawk’
Morton Stevens ‘Blues Trip’
Unknown ‘Don’t Mean a Thing Speech’
Mongo Santamaria ‘Sweet Tater Pie’
Billy Taylor ‘Mambo Inn’
Johnny Lytle ‘On Green Dolphin Street’
Weldon Irvine ‘Turkish Bath’
Dee Dee Bridgewater ‘Loud Minority Speech’
Max Roach ‘It’s Time’
Unknown ‘Hang Yourself up Speech’
Andy and the Bey Sisters ‘Feelin’ Good’
Gil Scott Heron ‘Brother Speech’
Joe Lee Wilson ‘Come and See’
John Coltrane ‘Blue Train’
TEMPO JAZZ Show 1 – Sunday 27th of April 2008
Stan Getz ‘Any Old Time of the Day’
Bernard Herrmann ‘I Work the Whole City’
Sonny Lester ‘Boom Boom’
Machito ‘Cuban Fantasy’
Marlena Shaw ‘I Stayed Too Long at The Fair’
Kenny Burrell ‘Midnight Blue’
Oscar Brown Jr. ‘But I Was Cool’
Oliver Nelson ‘Stolen Moments’
Art Blakey ‘Moaning’
Milton Banana ‘Cidade Vazia’
Donal Byrd ‘Ghana’
The New Swing Sextet ‘Pico Swing’
Hal Singer ‘Malcolm X’
Ray Terrace ‘Wade in The Water’
Mandrake ‘Deixa Isso Pra La’
Yma Sumac ‘Taki Rari’
Moondog ‘Lament’
Joe Williams ‘Perfect Stranger’
Charlie Parker ‘In the Still of the Night’
Piero Umiliani ‘Swing Come Sempre’
Tina Brooks ‘Good Old Soul’
Mose Allison ‘Seventh Son’
Michel Sardaby ‘Welcome New Warmth’
Gene Ammons ‘Jungle Strutt’
Lonnie Liston Smith ‘Mardi Grass’
Billy Parker ‘Dance of the Little Children’
Dexter Gordon ‘A Day in Vienna’
Tenorio Jr. ‘Nebulosa’
Teddy Edwards ‘Going Home’
Show Conceived and Compiled by Rocco ‘Mad On Jazz’ Pandiani
Produced by Rocco Pandiani
Edited and Assembled by Painè @ Compl8 Studio / Milano
(P) & (C) 2008 Right Tempo SNC
Mail: tempojazz (at) tiscali (dot) it
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