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Audio from Wednesday 31 August 2011
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- Jazz Footprints for 31 August 2011
On Jazz Footprints this week, Kevin Clark - passionate pianist, trumpeter and traveller who shares some stories from his 40 plus years as a working musician, including some about his travels. Kevin is a dedicated student of music - travelling to South America and Andalusia in his search to further educate himself. He has also won New Zealand's Tui award for Best Jazz Album twice: Once Upon A Song I Flew (2003) and Live At The Sandbar Sessions (2005). (30′34″)
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Programme 11 in a series of 13
This week: Kevin Clark
Music Details:
Kevin Clark: Surrender Dear
Composer: Barris/Clifford
From the album: (live recording)
Label: n/a
40 Watt Banana: Concerto for Bangladesh (extract)
Composer: Clark
From the album: (live recording)
Label: n/a
Kevin Clark with Fran Barton: Big Fat Papa (3:13)
Composer: Clark
From the album: On Saturday (originally released 1975)
(Ode)
Kevin Clark & Blair Latham: Dance of the Demonic Dandelions
Composer: Clark/Latham
From the album: (live recording)
Label: n/a
Kevin Clark: Cubanalistic
Composer: Clark
From the album: Zahara
(KCM International)
Kevin Clark: Flambalucion
Composer: Clark
From the album: Zahara
(KCM International)
Kevin Clark with Fran Barton: Spain
Composer: Rodriguez/Corea
From the album: The Gentlemen Is A Dope
(Ode)
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