Doug Anders
Midnight Passages HostDoug Anders is the host of KLCC's newest jazz program Midnight Passages.
Doug has listened to KLCC since moving to Eugene in the early 1990s. In 2004 he began substitute hosting for KLCC’s Jazz and many other music programs. Midnight Passages his third program as a regular host on KLCC and the fourth he has hosted on public radio. His first show while he was in high school, was on community radio station KAOS-FM in Olympia, WA.
Doug is a poet, writer, career coach/consultant, owner of PurposeWorks - Your Career Solution in Eugene, and an individual whose friends and loved ones often find themselves patiently enduring his “excessive geeking” over Jazz... and music in general.
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Paquito D'Rivera, a Grammy-winning jazz and classical musician, is set to play the Siletz Bay Music Festival in Lincoln City this week. -
Following last year’s bumper crop of albums, there were tons of good Jazz albums released in 2023. Narrowing it to my favorite 12 wasn’t easy, so my best attempt follows (without a whole lot of fuss about exact rank order.) A selection from each artist is included. Any of the following will likely to add much your listening and/or gift giving pleasure:
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Midnight Passages host Doug Anders keeps an ear to what's new and exciting in music all year long, and right here are 15 of his favorite jazz records from 2022. Tune into Midnight Passages weeknights 8:00 - 10:00pm on KLCC and be very sure to tune in on Tuesday, December 27 to hear these highlights on the air. Happy New Year!
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Anaïs Reno - Lovesome Thing: Anaïs Reno Sings Ellington & Strayhorn Marbin - FernwehBill Cunliffe, John Patitucci and Vinnie Colaiuta - TrioTodd Cochrane’s TC3 - Then and Again, Here and NowPerry Smith - PeaceSons of Kemet - Black to the FutureOut to Dinner - Play OnIdit Shner - Live at the Jazz Station Andrew Cyrille - The NewsJohn Moulder - Metamorphosis
