January 18, 2004

89.1 Jazz With Wendy Wright 1/18/04 5AM-8AM

Teddy Edwards ? On The Street Where You Live

Nothin? But The Truth

Prestige

Bill Buchman ? The Blues Walk

Out Of The Blue

Artispoetry.com

Art Tatum ? Too Marvelous

The Best Of The Pablo Solo Masterpieces

Pablo

John Hicks ? Rosetta

Fatha?s Day: An Earl Hines Songbook

High Note

Dianne Reeves ? Lullaby Of Birdland

The Calling

Blue Note

January 17, 2004

89.1 Jazz With John Patrick 1/17/04 Midnight-5AM

John Coltrane ? Acknowledgement

A Love Supreme: Deluxe Edition

Impulse

Jon Weber ? Whatever You Say

Simple Complex

Second Century

Moutin Reunion Quartet ? Apollo 13th

Red Moon

Sunnyside

Al Green ? I?d Write A Letter

I Can?t Stop

Blue Note

Al Green ? I?ve Been Waitin? For You

I Can?t Stop

Blue Note

January 16, 2004

89.1 Jazz With Luke Woods 1/16/04 12AM-5AM

Motion Poets ? Deep Snag

Standard Of Living

Igmod

Ray Brown ? Brown Funk

Super Bass

Telarc

Oneness Of JuJu ? African Rhythms

African Rhythm

Black Fire

Fela Kuti /Afrika ? Shuffering And Shimiling

Shuffering And Shimiling

Culluloid

Fruteland Jackson ? Blues On The Banjo

Blues 2.0

Electro-Fi

By Bob Eccles

Ann Arbor, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear WEMU's Bob Eccles' report on what appears to be the final plan for a new high school and other improvements in the Ann Arbor school district.

Ypsilanti, MI – WEMU will broadcast the keynote address of the EMU President's luncheon on MLK Day, January 19th, at 1pm, live from the Ypsilanti Marriott. The keynote speaker is the first African-American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Suzan Lori-Parks. Parks won the Pulitzer in 2002 for her play "Topdog/Underdog". Parks currently directs the Dramatic Writing program at the California Institute of Arts.

By Russ Collins

Ann Arbor, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear this week's Cinema Chat from WEMU

January 15, 2004

89.1 Jazz With Linda Yohn 1/15/04 9AM ? Noon

Hank Crawford ? Boo?s Tune

More Soul

32 Jazz

Charlie Parker ? Almost Like Being In Love

Complete Verve Master Takes

Verve

Eddie ?Cleanhead? Vinson - Hold It Right There

Cleanhead?s Back In Town

Bethlehem

Jackie McLean ? Star Eyes

Nature Boy

Blue Note

Phil Urso And Carl Saunders ? For Minors Only

Phil Urso And Carl Saunders Salute Chet Baker

Jazzed Media

The top 25 jazz, blues, and Afro-Cuban and Brazilian CDs played on WEMU the week of January 4-10, 2004

Following are the 25 most-played new and reissued jazz, blues, and Afro-Cuban and Brazilian CDs on 89.1 from January 4th through the 10th. The number in parentheses indicates how many times a disc was played.

Jazz

By Andrew Cluley

Ann Arbor, MI – Click on the audio icon to hear Andrew Cluley's report on yesterday's remarks by Congressman John Dingell and LCV President Deb Callahan in Ann Arbor.

January 14, 2004

89.1 Jazz With Linda Yohn 1/14/04 9AM ? Noon

The Great Jazz Trio ? Yesterdays

Autumn Leaves

441

Lenora Zenzaili Helen ? I?m Gonna Lock My Heart And Throw Away The Key

Voice Paintings

Midlantic

Norman Simmons ? Something To Live For

Synthesis

Savant

Jimmy Cobb?s Mob ? Moment To Moment

Cobb?s Groove

Milestone

Jimmy Heath ? More Then You Know

Swamp Seed

Riverside