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50th Anniversary Blue Notes from August 1969
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Salutes to Blue Note recordings by organists
Big John Patton
organ, Hammond B31935 - 2002
James Blood Ulmer
guitarb.1942
Bobby Hutcherson
vibraphone1941 - 2016
Harold Land
saxophone, tenor1928 - 2001
Lou Donaldson
saxophone1926 - 2024
Charles Earland
organ, Hammond B31941 - 1999
Andrew Hill
piano1931 - 2007
Wayne Shorter
saxophone1933 - 2023
Thanks to our top listeners of the week in: Kiev (Ukraine), Belgrade (Serbia), Chicago & Baton Rouge (US), and Mar Del Plata (Argentina).
Playlist
- Big John Patton "Don't Let Me Lose This Dream" from Accent On the Blues (Blue Note) 00:00
- Big John Patton "Freedom Jazz Dance" from Accent On the Blues (Blue Note) 06:41
- Big John Patton "Rakin' And Scrapin'" from Accent On the Blues (Blue Note) 12:19
- Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Land "Orientale" from Medina (Blue Note) 22:22
- Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Land "Avis" from Medina (Blue Note) 28:48
- Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Land "Dave's Chant" from Medina (Blue Note) 35:26
- Lou Donaldson "Donkey Walk" from Everything I Play Is Funky (Blue Note) 40:52
- Lou Donaldson "West Indian Daddy" from Everything I Play Is Funky (Blue Note) 47:48
- The Three Sounds "Popsicle Pimp" from Soul Symphony (Blue Note) 54:14
- Andrew Hill "Illusion (alternate take)" from Andrew Hill -Mosaic Select (Mosaic) 57:39
- Andrew Hill "Poinsetta" from Andrew Hill -Mosaic Select (Mosaic) 1:04:05
- Andrew Hill "Soul Mate" from Andrew Hill -Mosaic Select (Mosaic) 1:11:01
- Lonnie Smith "Charlie Brown" from Move Your Hand (Blue Note) 1:17:33
- Lonnie Smith "Layin' In The Cut" from Move Your Hand (Blue Note) 1:26:42
- Miles Davis "Capricorn" from Water Babies (Columbia) 1:36:33
- Wayne Shorter "Capricorn" from Super Nova (Blue Note) 1:46:12
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