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Bill Evans, Nicholas Payton, Billie Holiday & Hannah Gill
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Hannah Gill
vocals
Billie Holiday
vocals1915 - 1959
Pablo Masis
trumpet
Nicholas Payton
trumpetb.1973
John Lang
bassb.1969
Eunmi Lee
piano
Sofia Goodman
drums
Bill Evans
piano1929 - 1980
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- Hannah Gill "Everybody Loves A Lover" Everybody Loves A Lover (Turtle Bay Records) 0:00
- Host talks 3:24
- Billie Holiday And Her Orchestra "One, Two, Button Your Shoe" The Singles (MCA) 5:10
- Pablo Masis "Supercollider" Thought and Memory (BJUR) 7:53
- Host talks 14:32
- Nicholas Payton "Visible Light" Drip (Paytone Records) 15:31
- John Lang "Poetry in Commotion" Earotica (Callar Live) 20:28
- Host talks 24:57
" data-original-title="" title="">Gil Evans Orchestra "Stratusphunk" Best Of (Dig in Records) 25:30Gil Evans
composer / conductor
1912 - 1988- Eunmi Lee "Azure" Introspection (You&Me Music) 33:32
- Host talks 38:11
- Harry Zimmerman's Big Band "Washington and Lee Swing" Instincts (True Time) 39:17
- Sofia Goodman "Shadows on the Sand" Secrets of the Shore (Joyous Records) 41:20
- Host talks 43:36
" data-original-title="" title="">Pascal Le Boeuf & Shattered Glass "Transition Behavior" Ritual Being (SoundSpore Records) 44:34Pascal Le Boeuf
composer / conductor
b.1986- Triogram "Asojano" Triogram (Circle Theory Media) 48:22
- Host talks 52:25
- Bill Evans Trio "How My Heart Sings" Riverside Recordings (UME) 52:23
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