The Music Man: Seventy-Six Trombones

Wilson Ford and Ensemble

Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, NJ

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The Music Man: Goodnight, My Someone

Featuring Toni Holm

Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, NJ

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The Music Man: The Sadder, But Wiser Girl
Featuring Wilson Ford
Recorded in 1962 at Northern Valley Regional High School, Demarest, New Jersey

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Discover how one musician broke the boundaries of traditional strings. In this episode of Mister Radio, host Marshall sits down with Will Patton, a legendary Vermont-based multi instrumentalist and global pioneer of jazz mandolin.
While most people associate the mandolin strictly with bluegrass, Will has spent decades using his vintage Gibson A model to redefine the instrument. From blistering bebop to the romantic, swinging rhythms of Gypsy jazz, he shares the stories behind his unique musical journey.
Before fronting his own critically acclaimed ensembles, Will anchored bands on the bass for icons like Ray Charles, Van Morrison, and Toots Thielemans. In this episode, we dive into his transition up the register, his adventures in Parisian cafes, and his thoughtful, melodic approach to composition.

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If you are a jazz vinyl purist, you know the thrill of the hunt. You know what it’s like to flip through dusty crates at 6 AM, looking for that one holy grail press. A record that didn't just capture a moment in time, but completely pushed the boundaries of what acoustic jazz could be.In 1987, a blistering quintet-turned-septet stepped into a New York studio and cut a self-titled record that has since become a cult-classic among rare-vinyl collectors worldwide:Ululation.

Driven by the fierce compositions of baritone saxophonist John Lee Krasnow, and anchored by the explosive trumpet of Art Blakey’s own Valery Ponomarev, this album unleashed a massive, four-horn wall of sound. But standing dead center in that legendary wallof sound, trading fiery licks and bringing a fierce, Boston-bred energy to the tenor saxophone, was Jerry Vejmola.

"I Remember Leroy" and "Borderline Case"

Valery Ponomarev, trumpet

Jeff Hittman, alto sax

Jerry Vejmola, tenor sax

John Lee Krasnow, baritone sax

Janice Friedman, piano

Bill Patton, bass

Yoshitaka Uematsu, drums

Executive producer: George Krasnow

Produced by: John Lee Krasnow

Engineered by Mario

Courtesy, the John Lee Krasnow Estate

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