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Greg Abate, Al Foster and more
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This week we start with the talented LA-based piano and composer
Kait Dunton
pianob.1983
Diana Krall
piano and vocalsb.1964
Al Foster
drums1944 - 2025
Greg Abate
saxophoneb.1947
Jaelem Bhate
composer / conductorb.1993
Georgia Weber
bass, acoustic
Wes Montgomery
guitar1923 - 1968
Gordon Goodwin
composer / conductorb.1954
Dexter Gordon
saxophone, tenor1923 - 1990
Playlist
- Kait Dunton "Planet D'Earth" Planet D'Earth (Real & Imagined Music) 00:00
- Host talks 4:02
- Diana Krall "Frim Fram Sauce " Jazz Central Station Global Poll Winners, Vol.2 (Blue Note) 5:35
- Al Foster "Jazzon" Inspirations and Dedications(Smoke Sessions) 10:27
- Host talks 15:16
" data-original-title="" title="">Anat Cohen Tentet "Miri"Triple Helix (Anzic Records) 16:07Anat Cohen
clarinet
b.1975- Greg Abate "In the Stratosphere" Gratitude -Live at The Z (Whaling City Sound) 20:22
- Host talks 25:43
- Wes Montgomery "Going Down to Big Mary's" Best on Resonance (Resonance Records) 26:44/li>
- }Jaelem Bhate "On the Edge" On the Edge (Jaelem Bhate) 30:12
- Host talks 35:56
- Gordon Goodwin's Little Phat Band "Samba Cya" An Elusive Man (Music of Content) 36:40
- Georgia Weber and the Sleeve Hearts "Pretty Good Day" Self-Titled' (Princess Veronica Records 41:28
- Host talks 43:28
- Dexter Gordon "Darn That Dream" Black Lion Vault (1201 Records) 44:53
- Host talks 52:02
- The Sandlot "Ending Credits"The Sandlot Soundtrack (Dreamers) 52:40
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Al Foster
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Jaelem Bhate
Dexter Gordon
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