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Kurt Elling, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio & Buster Williams
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From legendary bassist
Buster Williams
bass, acousticb.1942
Larry Coryell
guitar1943 - 2017
George Freeman
pianob.1980
Anna Laura Quinn
vocals
Kurt Elling
vocalsb.1967
Delvon Lamarr
organ, Hammond B3
Ron Jackson
guitarb.1964
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data-original-title="" title="">Norman Amadio re-issue. Enjoy the jazz, my friends. Playlist
- Buster Williams "Well You Needn't" Well You Needn't (Smoke Sessions) 00:00
- Host talks 5:34
- Larry Coryell "Swing Me Around" New York Blues (Teorecords) 7:54
- Kabir Dalawari "A Moment in Time" Awareness (Kabir Dalawari) 13:12
- Host talks 20:26
- George Freeman "Marko" Everybody Say Yeah! (Freeport Records) 21:24
- Anna Laura Quinn "Comes Love" Open the Door (Anna Laura Quinn) 24:00
- Host talks 28:08
- Kurt Elling "Where to Find It" SuperBlue (Edition Records) 29:10
- Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio "Pull Your Pants Up" Cold as Weiss (Colemine Records) 33:48
- Host talks 38:34
" data-original-title="" title="">Joey DeFrancesco "Reboppin" Reboppin (Columbia) 39:26Joey DeFrancesco
organ, Hammond B3
1971 - 2022
" data-original-title="" title="">Samuel M?sching "The Belief in Magic" Ethereal Kinks (Samuel M?sching) 43:01Samuel Mösching
guitar
b.1986- Host talks 46:33
" data-original-title="" title="">John Coltrane "Bessie's Blues" Crescent (Verve) 47:12John Coltrane
saxophone
1926 - 1967- Ron Jackson "Walk Fast" Standards and My Songs (Ron Jackson) 50:21
- Host talks 53:57
- Norm Amadio Trio "The Skies" After Hours (Panda Digital) 54:25
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