09 March, 2019

Playlist - 9 March 2019

Tonight, selections from the musical legacy of two wildly different musical souls who passed away during the past week; talented kiwi soul/funk singer Leo De Castro and French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier. Plus in the Birthday Book this weekend, Robin Trower (guitarist with Procol Harum) and Robert Calvert (Hawkwind).
  
8pm
Ariel    I am the laughing man (for Leo) (1975) (B-side to Yeah Tonite single / reissue of Rock & Roll Scars)
King Harvest    Wichita lineman (1971) (single only / Leo de Castro & Friends)
King Harvest    Jumpin’ Jack Flash (Part 1 & Part 2) (1971) (single only / Leo de Castro & Friends)
Friends    Freedom train (1972) (single only / Leo de Castro & Friends)
Friends    B.B. Boogie (1972) (single only / Leo de Castro & Friends)
Johnny Rocco Band    She’s knocking on my door (1975) (Rocco / Leo de Castro & Friends)
Leo De Castro‘s Babylon    Suspicious minds (1978) (single only / Leo de Castro & Friends)
McPhee    Indian rope man (1972) (McPhee)
The Nice    Rondo (1967) (The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack)
9pm
Jacques Loussier    Prelude No.1 (1959) (Play Bach No.1)
Jacques Loussier    Prelude No.1 (2000) (Toccata - Jacques Loussier Play Bach)
Jacques Loussier    Concerto in D major (2000) (Toccata - Jacques Loussier Play Bach)
Jacques Loussier    Toccata (1965) (Play Bach At Champs-Elysees)
Hawkwind    Quark, Strangeness and Charm (1977) (Quark, Strangeness and Charm)
Robin Trower    Day of the eagle (1974) (Bridge Of Sighs)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

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A stunning performance by Leo De Castro from GTK with the Aussie band King Harvest and the first half of their cover of the Rolling Stones song:

And also some classic Jacques with his Trio, filmed here in concert in Leipzig, the town where J.S. Bach composed so much of the music that was to become his formidable legacy...

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