A JAZZ COMPASS
with Frank Presley

 

~7:00pm I'M HERE TO STAY  (Petr Cancura)   Way North 

 off:New Dreams Old Stories  

 

~7:03pm AFRO BLUE  (John Coltrane)   Max Schultz 

 off:Max Shultz Plays Coltrane  

 

~7:09pm LIMEHOUSE BLUES  (Braham)   The Great British Jazz Band 

 off:The Best Of  

 

~7:15pm MY FUNNY VALENTINE  (Miles Davis)   Miles Davis 

 off:Miles In France 1963 1964  

 

~7:28pm WOODY FANTASY  (Antti Rissanen)   The European Youth Jazz Orchestra 1998 

 off:Swinging Europe  

 

~7:39pm THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME  (Gershwin)   Martin Taylor 

 off:Artistry  

 

~7:43pm ASTHMA BREATH  (Jesper Thorn)   Jesper Thorn 

 off:Dragor  

 

~7:48pm LIVING AND LIVING  (Rasmussen/Moberg)   Tigeroak 

 off:Living And Living  

 

~7:53pm THE DRIP  (Rubim De Toledo)   Rubim De Toledo 

 off:The Drip  

A JAZZ COMPASS with Frank Presley
&nbsp;
~7:00pm I'M HERE TO STAY&nbsp; (Petr Cancura)&nbsp;&nbsp; Way North&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:New Dreams Old Stories&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:03pm AFRO BLUE&nbsp; (John Coltrane)&nbsp;&nbsp; Max Schultz&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:Max Shultz Plays Coltrane&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:09pm LIMEHOUSE BLUES&nbsp; (Braham)&nbsp;&nbsp; The Great British Jazz Band&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:The Best Of&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:15pm MY FUNNY VALENTINE&nbsp; (Miles Davis)&nbsp;&nbsp; Miles Davis&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:Miles In France 1963 1964&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:28pm WOODY FANTASY&nbsp; (Antti Rissanen)&nbsp;&nbsp; The European Youth Jazz Orchestra 1998&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:Swinging Europe&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:39pm THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME&nbsp; (Gershwin)&nbsp;&nbsp; Martin Taylor&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:Artistry&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:43pm ASTHMA BREATH&nbsp; (Jesper Thorn)&nbsp;&nbsp; Jesper Thorn&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:Dragor&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:48pm LIVING AND LIVING&nbsp; (Rasmussen/Moberg)&nbsp;&nbsp; Tigeroak&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:Living And Living&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;
~7:53pm THE DRIP&nbsp; (Rubim De Toledo)&nbsp;&nbsp; Rubim De Toledo&nbsp;
&nbsp;off:The Drip&nbsp;&nbsp;

The beauty of jazz music is that there are no borders.  Jazz is a universal language inviting you to the table to enjoy flavours from all cultures.  A Jazz Compass, with Frank Presley, brings you contemporary jazz recordings, mainly from the northern hemisphere, that you have never heard before, peppered with some favourites and a live recording each week.

The beauty of jazz music is that there are no borders.&nbsp; Jazz is a universal language inviting you to the table to enjoy flavours from all cultures.&nbsp; A Jazz Compass, with Frank Presley, brings you contemporary jazz recordings, mainly from the northern hemisphere, that you have never heard before, peppered with some favourites and a live recording each week.