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Field Trip To The Vault!
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After a dose of 21st century music from
Dave Allen
guitar, electricb.1970
Pat Metheny
guitarb.1954
Aziza
piano
Sonny Rollins
saxophoneb.1930
Charlie Parker
saxophone, alto1920 - 1955
Erroll Garner
piano1921 - 1977
Oscar Peterson
piano1925 - 2007
Lester Young
saxophone1909 - 1959
Count Basie
piano1904 - 1984
Jelly Roll Morton
piano1890 - 1941
New Orleans Rhythm Kings
band / ensemble / orchestra
Bunk Johnson
trumpet1889 - 1949
King Oliver
trumpet1881 - 1938
Grant Green
guitar1935 - 1979
R.I.P.
Onaje Allan Gumbs
piano1949 - 2020
R.I.P. Ronald Lewis (The House of Dance and Feathers, New Orleans) [July 17, 1951—March 20, 2020]
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Playlist
- Dave Allen "Pulsion" from The Sky Above Her (Fresh Sound New Talent) 00:00
- Pat Metheny "Pathmaker" from From This Place (Nonesuch) 10:09
- Aziza "Finding The Light" from Aziza (Dare2) 18:22
- Erroll Garner "Laura" from Complete Savoy Master Takes (Savoy) 25:46
- Erroll Garner "Somebody Loves Me" from Complete Savoy Master Takes (Savoy) 28:40
- Sonny Rollins "Sonny Boy" from Sonny Boy (Prestige) 31:54
- Sonny Rollins "B. Quick" from Sonny Boy (Prestige) 41:58
- Grant Green "Corcovado" from I Want To Hold Your Hand (Blue Note) 51:34
" data-original-title="" title="">Miles Davis All-Stars "Milestones" from Complete Charlie Parker Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 57:55Miles Davis
trumpet
1926 - 1991- " data-original-title="" title="">Miles Davis All-Stars "Sippin' At Bells" from Complete Charlie Parker Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:01:10
Miles Davis
trumpet
1926 - 1991 - Oscar Peterson "Now's The Time" from Freedom Song (Pablo) 1:03:21
- Lester Young/Oscar Peterson "Ad Lib Blues" from Lester Young with the Oscar Peterson Trio (Verve) 1:11:20
- Oscar Peterson "Moten Swing" from Night Train (Verve) 1:18:03
- Count Basie "Back To The Apple" from Complete Roulette Live Recordings (1959-62) (Mosaic) 1:21:10
- Count Basie "King Porter Stomp" from The Golden Years Vol 2, 1938 (Jazz Archives) 1:26:50
- Jelly Roll Morton "Thirty-Fifth St. Blues" from 1923/24 (Milestone) 1:30:32
- New Orleans Rhythm Kings "London Blues" from New Orleans Rhythm Kings & Jelly Roll Morton (Milestone) 1:33:12
- Bunk Johnson "Sister Kate" from Bunk Johnson in San Francisco (American Music) 1:36:05
- Bunk Johnson "Franklin Street Blues" from Bunk Johnson in San Francisco (American Music) 1:41:11
- Bunk Johnson "Bolden Medley" from Bunk Johnson in San Francisco (American Music) 1:46:16
- Liberty Brass Band "Lily Of The Valley" from Through The Streets Of The City (Smithsonian Folkways) 1:50:40
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