Trumpeter Jeff Oster was lounge jazz musician playing clubs until he bailed for a career in finance. But in the early 200’s he decided to start creating his own music. He connected with Windham Hill’s Will Ackerman who produced his first album, At Last. Five albums later, he’s still working with Ackerman and has a new CD of ambient jazz called Next. Playing mostly flugelhorn, Oster creates atmospheric, slow motion songs and moves into a bit of lounge funk with the legendary R&B rhythm section of Chuck Rainey and Bernard Purdie. From his home in Northern California, Jeff Oster talks about putting together his new album and exploring new directions.
Echoes Program 1520B |
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Start Time
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Group Name
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Song Name
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Album Name
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First Half Hour |
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0:01:00
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The Album Leaf
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0:06:00
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Lisbeth Scott
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0:11:40
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Another Fine Day
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0:17:04
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Patrick Watson
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0:20:37
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Tommy ’86
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0:29:00
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break
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Second Half Hour |
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0:30:00
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An interview with Jeff Oster
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0:39:01
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break
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0:39:31
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Jeff Oster
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0:43:31
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Heather Woods Broderick
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0:50:09
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Sia
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0:54:54
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MG
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0:59:00
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break
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Third Half Hour |
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0:01:00
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Keith Medley
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0:06:00
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Mars Lasar
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0:10:44
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Vive
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0:19:17
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Haelos
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0:24:36
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Ecovillage
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0:29:00
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break
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Fourth Half Hour |
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0:30:00
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Nadine Shah
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0:34:35
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Kronos Quartet
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0:43:21
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Holly Miranda
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0:45:52
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break
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0:46:37
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Debbie Wiseman
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0:48:44
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Giles Lamb
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0:53:13
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Tara Baswani
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