This week, Jamie chats to American jazz vocalist and composer Carmen Lundy. She talks about what it was like growing up in a musical family, alongside her famous bass player brother Curtis and gospel singer mother.
Carmen also discusses her latest album, Changes, and how she has managed to maintain her creativity after nearly three decades of recording albums.
Also this week, Jamie returns to the BBC archives to dig out a recording of Abdullah Ibrahim, the South African pianist and composer, performing on the TV show Ebony back in January 1986.
Sam Butera & The Witnesses — Love Charm
Prep Records
Emilia Mårtensson And Barry Green — Waltz For The Lonely Ones
And So It Goes, Babel
Sonny Rollins — Strode Rode
Saxophone Colussus, Prestige Records
Carmen Lundy Interview
Herbie Hancock — Tell Me A Bedtime Story
Fat Albert Rotunda, Warner Brothers Records
Carmen Lundy — The Lamp Is Low
Good Morning Kiss, BlackHawk Records
Carmen Lundy — My Shining Hour
Night And Day, Sony
Carmen Lundy — So Beautiful
Changes, Afrasia Productions
Coleman Hawkins — Body And Soul
Bluebird Records
Fink — Yesterday Was Hard On All Of Us
Perfect Darkness, Ninja Tune
Archive Session Track
Abdullah Ibrahim — Soweto (Live on Ebony, 31/01/1986)
Tom Waits — I’m Still Here
Alice, Anti- Records
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