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Benny Golson, Joshua Breakstone and More
ByJoe Fonda
bassb.1954

Satoko Fujii
pianob.1958

Wadada Leo Smith
trumpetb.1941

Nikola Bankov
saxophoneb.1998

Benny Golson
saxophone, tenor1929 - 2024

Art Blakey
drums1919 - 1990

Joshua Breakstone
pianob.1955
Playlist
- OGJB Quartet "Be Out S'Cool" Bamko (Tum Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:23
- Joe Fonda and Satoko Fuji "Painted by Moonlight" Four (Libra Records) 7:26
- Wadada Leo Smith and Angelica Sanchez "Cones of Chrome" Twine Forest(Clean Feed) 11:33
- Host talks 15:57
- " data-original-title="" title="">Milcho Leviev "Waltz for Maurice"Music for Big Band and Symphony Orchestra (Remastered) (Essential Media Group) 17:22
Milcho Leviev
piano
b.1937 - Nikola Bankov "Mind Bubble" Bright Future (AMP Music & Records) 20:59
- Host talks 26:48
- " data-original-title="" title="">Sonny Rollins Trio "St. Thomas'" Saxophone Collosus (Wax Time) 27:27
Sonny Rollins
saxophone
b.1930 - Benny Golson "I Remember Clifford" I Remember Clifford (Candid) 34:14
- Host talks 40:00
- Ambrose and His Orchestra "Hide and Seek" Best of (AVID Entertainment) 42:00
- Joshua Breakstone "The Break Through" The Children of Art (Capri Records) 45:34
- Host talks 50:51
- " data-original-title="" title="">Michael Dease "I Wish I Knew" Never More Here (Posi-Tone Records) 52:04
Michael Dease
trombone
b.1982
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