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Kenny Werner, Miles Davis & more
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The wise veteran New York Pianist
Kenny Werner
pianob.1951
Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991
Chip White
drums1946 - 2020
We continue the hour of jazz with another big influence on Chip with "'Round Midnight" from both Miles Davis and
John Coltrane
saxophone1926 - 1967
Nancy Wilson
vocals1937 - 2018
Playlist
- " data-original-title="" title="">Kenny Werner "If I Should Lose You" The Space (Pirouet Records) 00:00
Kenny Werner
piano
b.1951 - Host talks 3:46
- " data-original-title="" title="">Miles Davis "In A Silent Way" In A Silent Way (Columbia) 6:13
Miles Davis
trumpet
1926 - 1991 - Kenny Werner & Toots Thielemans "Tender is the Night" Kenny Werner & Toots Thielemans(Verve) 11:36
- Host talks 15:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Butcher Brown "Flat" Camden Session (Gearbox Records)15:57Butcher Brown
band / ensemble / orchestra- Chip White "After Hours with Sib" All Star Ensemble Volume 5 (Dark Colors Records) 27:57
- Host talks 27:53
- Miles Davis & John Coltrane "'Round Midnight" The Final Tour The Bootleg Series Volume 6 (Columbia Records) 29:14
- Aimee Allen "Touch the Sun" Wings Uncaged (Azuline) 34:51
- Host talks 40:05
- Aryana Nemati "Sax Attack"Untitled (Self Produced) 41:28
- Ben Basile and Vince Tampio "Up on the Housetop" Season Greetings (Tampio)—46:15
- Host talks 47:57
- Lud Gluskin And His Orchestra "The Continental" The Continental (CR)—48:22
" data-original-title="" title="">Benny Green "Minor Contention" Then and Now (Sunny Side)—51:14Benny Green
piano
b.1963- Host talks 54:04
- Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderley "Happy Talk" Nancy Wilson and Cannonball Adderley (Blue Note) 54:50
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