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Cyrus Chestnut, Reginald Chapman and More
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This week we open with the music of veteran jazz pianist
Cyrus Chestnut
pianob.1963
Bunky Green
saxophone, alto1933 - 2025
Adam Birnbaum
piano
Lionel Loueke
guitarb.1973
Playlist
- Cyrus Chestnut "Golliwog's Cakewalk" Kaleidoscope (Hightnote Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:20
- Cyrus Chestnut "Two Heartbeats" Midnight Sessions (Smoke) 8:14
- Ben Basile and Vince Tampio "Came Upon a Midnight Clear" Seasons Greetings(BV Records) 13:09
- Host talks 15:36
- Bunky Green "Counter Punch" Step High (Fresh Sound Records) 16:22
- Reginald Chapman "We Shall Overcome" Prototype (Fresh Selects Records) 20:30
- Host talks 25:19
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trombone
1924 - 2001- Sam Boverman "The Christmas Waltz" A Jewish Boy's Christmas (Sam Boverman) 31:53
- Host talks 34:28
- Eddie and Sugar Lou's Hotel Tyler Orchestra "Eddie & Sugar Lou Stomp"The Stomp (Vocalion) 35:41
- Tavis Minner "Scat Like That (Piano and Bass)" A Collection (Self Published)—38:47
- Host talks 43:35
- Adam Birnbaum "Camden" Travels (Smalls Records)—44:42
- Lionel Loueke "Alone Together" Incantation (Lionel Loueke)—48:36
- Host talks 51:31
- Morphine "Cure for Pain" Cure for Pain (Ryko/Rhino) 52:36
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CYRUS CHESTNUT
Joe Dimino
United States
Missouri
Kansas City
Bunky Green
Reginald Chapman
Adam Birnbaum
Lionel Loueke
J.J. Johnson
Sam Boverman
Lionel Loueke
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