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John Ellis, Donald Vega & Gerald Cannon
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On the first episode of 2024, we begin with celebrated bassist
Gerald Cannon
bass
John Ellis
saxophone, tenorb.1974
Kelly Jefferson
saxophone, tenor
Mark Burnell
keyboards
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data-original-title="" title="">Christian Dillingham. Veteran musicians Donald Vega and Marius Van Den Brink also add some good flavor to this initial hour of 2024 jazz. The show comes to a close with 
Chris Mondak
bassb.1998
Playlist
- Gerald Cannon "Inception" Live at Dizzy's Club (Woodneck Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:24
" data-original-title="" title="">David K. Mathews "Hard Times'" The Fantasy Vocal Sessions Vol. 3 (Effendi Records) 7:02David K. Mathews
piano- John Ellis Quartet "Habanera" Bizet Carmen in Jazz (Blue Room Music) 9:35
- Host talks 14:26
- Kelly Jefferson "Rituals" Rituals (Cellar Live) 15:12
" data-original-title="" title="">Darrell Grant "Drop Me Off in Harlem" Our Mr. Jackson (Lair Hill) 20:17Darrell Grant
piano
b.1962- Host talks 24:06
- The Rob Dixon Steve Allee Quintet "Flat Tire Blues" Standards Deluxe (Rob Dixon) 24:50
- Donald Vega "I Know You Can Fly" As I Travel (Tiger Turn) 28:21
- Host talks 33:03
- " data-original-title="" title="">Mark Burnell "Ain't Dat Good News" Gospel Piano (Spectrum Music) 33:47
Mark Burnell
keyboards 
" data-original-title="" title="">Darden Purcell "Come Back To Me" Love's Got Me In A Lazy Mood (OA2 Records) 36:40Darden Purcell
vocals- Host talks 42:18
- Christian Dillingham "Like No Other" Cascades (Greenleaf Music) 42:54
- Marius Van Den Brink "Coral Sun" New York Knock (HighLine Music) 48:10
- Host talks 50:36
- Chris Mondak "Complicated" Blank with Colour (Summit Records) 51:42
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