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Jazz Not War: Part 1
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This time it felt quite inappropriate to be upbeat and excited about all the beautiful new albums that keep coming out. After an aggressive virus has brought the world to a near halt for almost two years, we are now facing another life-threatening turn of events, this time entirely man-made. The playlist features music inspired by the eternal struggle between war and peace, from
Charles Mingus
bass, acoustic1922 - 1979
Alexis Korner
guitar1928 - 1984
John Coltrane
saxophone1926 - 1967
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" data-original-title="" title="">Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00Ben Allison
bass, acoustic
b.1966
" data-original-title="" title="">Sade "Why Can't We Live Together" Diamond Life (Epic) 0:16Sade
vocals
b.1959- Host talks 5:44
"
data-original-title="" title="">Conjure "In War Such Things Happen" Bad Mouth (American Clave) 7:44- " data-original-title="" title="">Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated "Oh Lord Don't Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb on Me" Sky High (Castle Communications) 13:44
Alexis Korner
guitar
1928 - 1984 
" data-original-title="" title="">Geri Allen "Prayer for Peace" Maroons (Blue Note) 17:05Geri Allen
piano
1957 - 2017
" data-original-title="" title="">Emile Parisien "Prayer 4 Peace" Louise (ACT Music) 24:20Emile Parisien
saxophone, soprano
b.1982
" data-original-title="" title="">Grant Green "Cease the Bombing" Carryin' On (Blue Note) 28:24Grant Green
guitar
1935 - 1979- " data-original-title="" title="">John Coltrane "Peace on Earth" Concert in Japan (Impulse!) 37:37
John Coltrane
saxophone
1926 - 1967
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Emile Parisien
Grant Green
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