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Javon Jackson, Jonathan Finlayson & More
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This week's episode begins with the exceptional saxophonist
Javon Jackson
saxophoneb.1965
Sonny Stitt
saxophone1924 - 1982
Art Blakey
drums1919 - 1990
Stefon Harris
vibraphoneb.1973
Javier Santiago
pianoWe also feature music by veterans like Ken Wiley and
Christian McBride
bassb.1972
Jonathan Finlayson
trumpetPlaylist
- Javon Jackson "88 Strong" For You (Smoke) 00:00
- Host talks 4:44
- Sonny Stitt "Sonny Side" Complete 1949-1950 Masters (Prestige) 6:54
- Art Blakey "Hank's Symphony" This is Jazz # 28(Blue Note) 9:20
- Host talks 13:50
- Stefon Harris "Gone Too Soon" Sonic Creed (Motema) 14:35
- Javier Santiago "Abyss -Light " Phoenix (Self Published) 19:56
- Host talks 26:14
" data-original-title="" title="">Kenny Garrett "That's It" Pushing the World Away (Mack Avenue) 27:47Kenny Garrett
saxophone, alto
b.1960- Elliott Deutsch "Fake News" Make Big Band Great Again (ED Publishing)32:44
- Host talks 36:41
- Freckle Legend "Sunflower Sutra" Long Walk Home (Freckle Legend) 38:11
- McBride "Walking Funny" New Jawn (Mack Avenue)—39:47
- Host talks 42:30
" data-original-title="" title="">Max Roach "Little Folks Jazz" Jazz in 3/4 Time (EmArcy) 44:36Max Roach
drums
1925 - 2007- Ken Wiley "Jungle" Cuerno Exotica (Krug Park Music)—48:41
- Host talks 53:13
- Jonathan Finlayson "Rope From the Sky" 3 Times Round (Pi Recordings) 54:12
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Kansas City
Sonny Stitt
Art Blakey
Stefon Harris
Javier Santiago
Freckle Legend
Ken Wiley
Christian McBride
Jonathan Finlayson
Kenny Garrett
Max Roach
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