
Joe Zawinul
Austrian keyboard player and composerWikipedia
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Search complete. 14 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Joe Zawinul".
Sep 9, 2026
Ralph Benmergui Says You Don't Hate Jazz: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1968
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18:02Ralph BenmerguiGUEST
This is Jaco Pastorius on the bass.
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18:07Ralph BenmerguiGUEST
[upbeat music][upbeat music] [singing] Joseph Zawinul on the keyboards, leader of the band.
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19:31Mike BoonHOST
So Ralph, when you're listening to this, I'll just bring it down a bit here.
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19:34Mike BoonHOST
But, uh, like tell me what you... what, what are you feeling? Like, what are you feeling when you hear Teen Town?
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19:41Ralph BenmerguiGUEST
Jaco Pastorius is considered one of the greatest bass players of all time.
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19:46Ralph BenmerguiGUEST
He played a fretless five-string bass, and he could do anything.
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19:50Ralph BenmerguiGUEST
He came up to Joseph Zawinul, didn't know him, Zawinul didn't know him.
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19:53Ralph BenmerguiGUEST
Weather Report was already a going thing.
Frogsoup
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17:42EthanGUEST
I'm going to go with the Bee Elegy song.
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17:45CallumGUEST
Yeah, squelch with like the guys from Weather Report, like Joe Zawinul and Wayne Shorter and Peter Erskine.
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17:51CallumGUEST
That'd be so good.
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17:53MatildaGUEST
So what, just better musicians than us?
Jazz After Hours
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83:08Nancy WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You may have fun with the crowd, but for crying out loud, Darling, please save your love for me.
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83:35Bobby BroomHOST
Vocalist Nancy Wilson with the Cannonball Adderley Quintet, which features Adderley's alto saxophone, Nat, his brother, at the cornet, pianist Joe Zawinul, Sam Jones at the bass, and Louis Hayes at the drums.
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83:50Bobby BroomHOST
Save your love for me.
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83:51Bobby BroomHOST
Up next, one from a jazz fusion supergroup featuring pianist Niels Landoke, Bill Evans saxophone, Daryl Jones bass, and Harvey Mason drums.
Mike Allemana—Meta’s $17 Billion
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36:58Mike AllemanaGUEST
trumpet.
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36:58Mike AllemanaGUEST
Because, you know, yeah, that's Joe Zawinul
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37:00Ben JoravskyHOST
and Cannonball.
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37:02Ben JoravskyHOST
Yeah, Joe.
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37:03Ben JoravskyHOST
And so I would love for you to riff on Joe Zawinul.
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37:06Ben JoravskyHOST
This dude is... how did this guy's not even from the United States? Uh, and he wrote two of the greatest like pop.
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37:16Ben JoravskyHOST
I don't even have pops the right word, but crossover songs that Cannonball early had, uh, the one of mercy, mercy.
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37:38Ben JoravskyHOST
Monroe Anderson and Jack White.
Bo Snerdley's Rush Hour
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25:10James GoldenHOST
Love both versions, Manhattan Transfer and this one, of the song Birdland.
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25:17James GoldenHOST
I heard one of the most interesting stories about Joe Zawinul, keyboard player, um, from Birdland, and this song in particular.
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25:26James GoldenHOST
This song was done on the Oberheim synthesizer, a lot of it.
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25:31James GoldenHOST
That bass you're hearing, that open line in the synth.
Episode Aug 23 2026
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28:00Ken LasterHOST
It's pre-Jaco Pastorius.
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28:03Ken LasterHOST
Uh, the original group was Joe Zawinul on electric and acoustic pianos and synthesizers, Wayne Shorter on saxophone, Miroslav Vitous on bass, Eric Gravatt on drums, and Dom Um Romão on percussion.
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28:19Ken LasterHOST
Released back in 1972, it has perhaps a more, uh, freeform avant-garde sound than, uh, you're used to hearing, and we're gonna begin this set with Unknown Soldier, a Joe Zawinul composition.
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28:36speaker_5UNKNOWN
[jazz music]
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28:36speaker_6UNKNOWN
[jazz music][on-hold music]
22 MINS LATER
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52:11Ken LasterHOST
That is taken from a Walt Whitman poem.
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52:14Ken LasterHOST
Uh, we heard Second Sunday in August, and we started out that set with Unknown Soldiers.
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52:21Ken LasterHOST
Those are both Joe Zawinul compositions.