Tag: Jazz Dance
Listen back to Saturday, May 16th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included jazz dance gems by Pharoah Sanders, Harold Ousley, and Richie Cole, funky Latin cuts from Eddie Palmieri and Bobby Matos, new music from Nicola Conte, Melohman and Paco Colombas, and much more!
Listen back to Saturday, May 2nd BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included jazz dance classics by Chick Corea, Airto Moreira, and Raices, along with music from The Heliocentrics with Marshall Allen and Knoel Scott (“If they push that button!”), Da Lata, Chris Bangs’ Nova Vida, new music from Melohman and Paco Columbas, and much more!
This week’s BeatCaffeine Record Rundown highlights Jazz Room Records’ latest 7-inch from Mitchum Yacoub, featuring his cumbia take on Fela Kuti’s “Water No Get Enemy”; the long-awaited collaborative full-length from Brian Jackson and Masters at Work; 45trio’s tribute to the late, great Ahmad Jamal; and Melohman and Paco Colombás’ tropical dancefloor scorcher on the G.A.M.M. label.
Listen back to Saturday, April 18th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included jazz dance classics by Art Blakey, Joe Pass, and Nakamura Seiichi Quintet, Brazilian grooves from Rosalia De Souza and Nico Gomez, new music by Atlantis Jazz Ensemble and more!
Listen back to this past Saturday, April 4th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included jazz dance classics from Bobby Cole, Horace Silver, Sabu Martinez, and Jimmy Owens, along with music from “nu jazz” pioneers The Five Corners Quintet, Nicola Conte, Gerardo Frisina and much more!
Listen back to this past Saturday, March 21st BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included jazz dance classics from Monty Alexander, The Quartette Trés Bien, Jorge Dalto, and Tito Puente, along with music from “nu jazz” pioneers The Five Corners Quintet and much more!
Listen back to this past Saturday, March 7th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included jazz classics by Karma, Dexter Gordon, Art Pepper, Eddie Harris, Batida, music from Sun Ra Arkestra, Nicola Conte and much more!
Listen back to this past Saturday, February 21st BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included includes jazz dance classics by Tania Maria, Jackie McLean, Francisco Mora Catlett, Milton Nascimento, the new Work Money Death and much more!
Listen back to this past Saturday, January 10th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast included some jazz dance selections by Dr. Lonnie Smith, Bernie Senensky Trio, Boy Katindig, Igor Bril, and George Benson, music from the new Jazz Room Records release 7inch from 45 Trio, tracks by Grupo Um, Lucinha Bastos and much more.
Listen back to this past Saturday, January 24th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton. The broadcast includes some jazz dance classics from David Benoit, Bobby Hutcherson, Byron Morris, Art Blakey and John Thomas, along with a number of Brazilian selections by Joyce Moreno, Tania Maria, Nelson Ayres and much more.
This year’s first edition of BeatCaffeine’s Weekly Record Rundown, we highlight the much-anticipated new album from Chris Bangs and Mick Talbot, Japan’s 45 Trio and their new Jazz Room Records 7inch celebrating Brazilian piano great Tenorio Jr., in addition to a couple “must-own” releases that came out near the end of last year from Lance Ferguson and Louie Vega’s Elements of Life.
Listen back to this past Saturday, January 10th BeatCaffeine Radio show on Motion FM, hosted by TJ Gorton — first show of 2026! The broadcast included some selections that I recently picked-up in London, including the new Isao Suzuki reissue from Jazz Room Records, music by Stone Alliance, Duke Pearson, Sahib Shihab, Freddie McCoy, The Danish Jazzballet Society Ensemble, Joanne Grauer (a salute Dingwalls!) and much more.
It’s 2026, however before turning attention to the new year, here is one final “best of” list for 2025, highlighting some of the standout compilations that came out over the past twelve months. From funky deep jazz and spiritual grooves to obscure global selections, these well-crafted releases illuminated incredible gems in a carefully curated format.
