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Bandleader
Woody Herman
band / ensemble / orchestra1913 - 1987
Stan Getz
saxophone, tenor1927 - 1991
Zoot Sims
saxophone, tenor1925 - 1985
Al Cohn
saxophone, tenor1925 - 1988
Serge Chaloff
saxophone, baritoneb.1923
Jimmy Giuffre
clarinet1921 - 2008
Playlist
- Host Intro 0:00
- Stan Getz Quartet. "Opus De Bop" from Bebop Story: Vol. 077, White Bebop Boys Vol. 1 (1945-47) (Encyclopedia of Jazz) 4:14
- Host speaks 6:43
- Woody Herman and his Orchestra. "Early Autumn" from Big Band: Vol. 086, Woody Herman (1947-54) (Encyclopedia of Jazz) 7:35
- Host speaks 10:45
- Stan Getz Quintet. "Mosquito Knees" from Stan Getz at Storyville (Roost) 12:46
- Johnny Smith Quintet. "Moonlight In Vermont" from Moonlight In Vermont (Roost) 18:06
- Stan Getz Quintet. "The Way You Look Tonight" from Stan Getz Plays (Clef) 21:20
- Host speaks 24:21
- Serge Chaloff Quartet. "Thanks For The Memory" from Blue Serge (Capitol) 27:41
- Serge Chaloff Quartet. "Stairway To The Stars" from Blue Serge (Capitol) 31:28
- Host speaks 36:17
- Al Cohn -Zoot Sims Duo. "Improvisation For Unaccompanied Saxophones" from You 'N Me (Mercury) 38:13
- Al Cohn -Zoot Sims Quintet. "Love For Sale" from You 'N Me (Mercury) 40:37
- Host speaks 45:28
- Jimmy Giuffre Trio. "The Train And The River" from Jimmy Giuffre 3 (Atlantic) 48:30
- Host speaks 52:00
- Jimmy Giuffre Trio. "Emphasis" from Fusion. (Verve) 52:37
- Host Outro 56:49
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Russell Perry
Woody Herman
Zoot Sims
Herbie Stewart
Al Cohn
Serge Chaloff
Jimmy Giuffre
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