Box AV-3
Contains 60 Results:
#3; Butch Inter. 98, December 3, 1998
Reboppin – KZUM Lincoln, Nebraska 89.3 FM – Butch Berman interviews Ahmad Alaadeen
Dick Wright [same content on CAS 74]; Under the Clock [CAS .129], August 24, 1991 - February 9, 2001
Side A: KANU Interview with Alaadeen and Dick Wright Side B: Under the Clock – KCUR 89.3 FM Kansas City's Uncommon Radio – Emmanuel Cleaver interviews Ahmad Alaadeen and Bram Wijnands providing music for the show
Middle & Art Memory; KCMO '98, 1998
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
KCMO am; '98 #2, 1998
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
2001 Mutual Musicians Foundation Meeting, June 27, 2001
Interview w/ Alaadeen
Chuck Haddix continued
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
Mutual Musicians Foundation, May 1, 1999
Interview I & II; Master, 44.1 kHz, stereo
Radio Interview, September 18, 1998 - December 12,1998
Side A: The Jazz Exchange – KJLU 88.9 FM Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO – Te Sharif Abdul-Hakim interviews Fanny Scott, co-owner of ‘ASR 12/02/98 (Alaadeen's record label); Side B: Jazz, Blues, and BBQ – Jam Session – 09/18/98
Radio Interview, December 3, 1998
Reboppin –KZUM Lincoln, Nebraska 89.3 FM – Butch Berman interviews Ahmad Alaadeen
Radio Discussion, March 24, 1999
The Jazz Exchange – KJLU 88.9 FM Lincoln University, Jefferson City, MO – The Effects II – Tape 2 (2nd Generation) [discussing the issues in Jefferson City for the black population at the turn of the century with Te Sharif Abdul-Hakim]
Live Interview of Tradin' 4s at the Mutual Musicians Foundation, May 5, 1999
KJLU Jazz Exchange host Te Sharif Abdul-Hakim interviews the Tradin' 4s: Ahmad Alaadeen, Pearl Thuston Brown, Henry Hoard, Wallace Jones, and Adolph Roulette
Copy of CAS.119, May 5, 1999
"scratch tape"
Copy of CAS.119, May 5, 1999
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
Mutual Musicians Foundation Jam Session, May 5, 1999
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
Mutual Musicians Foundation Jam Session, May 12, 1999
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
Generations & the Gap Panel, January 4, 2000
Paseo High School (Paseo Academy) graduate musicians Logan Richardson (alto saxophone), Philip Eagle (trombone), Harold O'Neal (piano), and Kyle Ridgeby (trombone) taking questions from Ahmad Alaadeen and other members of the community
Copy of CAS.124, January 4, 2000
Consists of audio recordings of interviews, live performances, and studio recordings of Ahmad Alaadeen, as well as, videos of live performances of Alaadeen.
Ahmad Alaadeen Live at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, MO for the Whitaker Jazz Festival Concert, July 12, 2000
Artists: Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophones); Christopher Clarke (piano); Mike Warren (drums); Tyrone Clark (bass); Side A: 13-minute introduction; Doin' the Deen (Reggie Thomas); Wayne Himself (Alaadeen); Side B: Wayne Himself cont.; When Love Has; Lament (J.J. Johnson); Nigerian Folk tune; Blues in B-flat before intermission
Ahmad Alaadeen Live at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, MO for the Whitaker Jazz Festival Concert, July 12, 2000
Artists: Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophones); Christopher Clarke (piano); Mike Warren (drums); Tyrone Clark (bass); Side A: ???; Spiceland (Danny Campbell); Cherry Red; piano feature; Side B: piano feature cont.; The Jannah Now (Heaven on Earth); ???
Performance on NPR in Portland, OR, July 27, 2000
Talk of the Nation; Changing Face of America – Portland Artists: Alaadeen (saxophone); Tom Grant (piano); Dave Captein (bass)
Radio Interview and Performance, February 9, 2001
Side A: Sunny Side of the Street – KCUR 89.3 FM Kansas City's Uncommon Radio – Interview with Ahmad Alaadeen, Bram Wijnands, Tommy Ruskin, and Oscar "Lucky" Wesley; Side B: Under the Clock – KCUR 89.3 FM Kansas City's Uncommon Radio – Emmanuel Cleaver interviews Ahmad Alaadeen and Bram Wijnands providing music for the show
Alaadeen and the Deans of Swing play a concert with the Craft Family, November 8, 2001
Artists: Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophones); Christopher Clarke (piano); Tyrone Clark (bass); Mike Warren (drums); Craft Family; Side A: Moten Swing; My Man's Gone Now (Gershwin); Happy Birthday in G; I've Got it Bad and That Ain't Good; Doin' the Dean with a New Orleans flavor (Reggie Thomas); [Jam Session with Craft Family begins] When the Saints Go Marching In; It's Me Oh Lord; Side B: [Jam Session continues] It's Me Oh Lord cont.; Blues in G; Q&A; Amazing Grace
Mahaffie Elementary 6th Graders playing for Ahmad Alaadeen, February 14, 2002
Mahaffie Elementary 6th Graders – Olathe, KS – 12 Bar Blues – Cage Full of Blues played 3 times with 6 soloists chosen at random; 1996 Plank Road Publishing
Studio Demo, Undated
Dear John; When Love Has
Alaadeen w/ Bongos, Undated
One unknown track
