John Coltrane — Theme For Ernie

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A great sign - I have now heard classic jazz 2 days in a row! Thx RP team
I was guessing: Ben Webster?
Instead of “Play Misty for Me” that movie should have been “Play the Theme for Ernie for Me”!
joejennings wrote:
Right now, there are only 2 COLTRANE TUNES ON ON THE RP PLAYLIST. PLEASE ADD MORE!!! Thank You!
RP NEEDS MORE COLTRANE TUNES ON THE PLAYLIST!!! Thank You!!!
Right now, there are only 2 COLTRANE TUNES ON ON THE RP PLAYLIST. PLEASE ADD MORE!!! Thank You!
Sneak wrote:
I AGREE!! COMPLETELY!!
Hey Bill and Rebecca -- I adore Radio Paradise! I just wish you played jazz more often.
I AGREE!! COMPLETELY!!

Hey Bill and Rebecca -- I adore Radio Paradise! I just wish you played jazz more often.
RP NEEDS MORE COLTRANE TUNES ON THE PLAYLIST!!! Thank You!!!
Hmmm Jazz, nice! Nothing like a bit of Coltrane to lighten the mood. Just need a bit of Hartman on vocals. Hmmm, nice!
RP has only 2 Coltrane tunes. Bill, it is time to add MORE!! Thank You!
hbs47 wrote:
Sorry, but you've been voted off the island by most of the other RP listeners!
Somnambulistic. Tuneless noodling.
Sorry, but you've been voted off the island by most of the other RP listeners!
joejennings wrote:
VERY EXCELLENT! Play more Coltane & McCoy Tyner!
Bill's on a roll.
Niiiiiiiice!
GODLIKE!!! ICONIC!!!
firefly6 wrote:
YES! He was a pioneer, he introduced Neumann condenser microphones, while 25mi away, most NYC record label studios were using RCA ribbon mics, designed in the late '30s by Harry Olsen. He was also the first to adopt EQ (equalization) into custom built mixing consoles, while the NYC studios were using broadcast consoles with no EQ!
Great recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder handled this.
YES! He was a pioneer, he introduced Neumann condenser microphones, while 25mi away, most NYC record label studios were using RCA ribbon mics, designed in the late '30s by Harry Olsen. He was also the first to adopt EQ (equalization) into custom built mixing consoles, while the NYC studios were using broadcast consoles with no EQ!
GODLIKE!!!
the supreme cool cat
taking giant steps
taking giant steps
willthompson2012 wrote:
Can't agree more. Love almost all genres, this station is fantastic at picking good music from all genres.
Love the way RP mixes it up. While other places celebrate sub-dividing music by genre; RP gives us the holistic auditory experience and I just dig the way jazz is sprinkled in.
— Will (entertainscape.com)
Can't agree more. Love almost all genres, this station is fantastic at picking good music from all genres.
delwyn.shepherd57 wrote:
I am currently self isolating alone in Muriwai New Zealand in this crazy covid19 Lockdown. Your music is the only thing that keeps me sane I stream you for up to 12 hours a day. I am now up to day 11. Flew in from California haven't seen my partner for 5 weeks now he's 5 hours drive away also self isolating extremely hard times. all of NZ is in lockdown now our country is up to day 6.
Great recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder handled this.
I was guessing: Ben Webster?
As per Wikipedia:
John Coltrane – tenor saxophone
Red Garland – piano
Paul Chambers – bass
Art Taylor – drumsPretty amazing lineup.