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Christian Sands
pianob.1989
Billy Taylor
piano1921 - 2010
Kyle Nasser
saxophone, tenorPlaylist
- Christian Sands "Samba Da Vela" Facing Dragons (Mack Avenue Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:51
- Billy Tayior "Blue Moon" One for Fun (Rhino Atlantic) 7:45
" data-original-title="" title="">Lee Morgan "Fire" The Genius of Lee Morgan(Essential Media Group) 12:35Lee Morgan
trumpet
1938 - 1972- Host talks 17:17
- Don Byron "Impressions on a Golden Theme Random Dances and A-tonalities (Intakt Records) 18:24
- " data-original-title="" title="">Kyle Nasser "Arioso" Persistent Fancy (Ropeadope) 24:18
Kyle Nasser
saxophone, tenor - Host talks 28:26
" data-original-title="" title="">Hank Jones "'Blues for Sale" Piano Solo (Fresh Sound Records) 29:35Hank Jones
piano
1918 - 2010- John Coltrane "Lazy Bird" Blue Train (Blue Note) 33:07
- Host talks 40:08
- Quincy Jones "Evening in Paris"This is How I Feel About Jazz (Cool Note) 41:00
- Black Tie Brass "Hip Hop Bebop" Mostly Covered (Black Tie Brass )—44:49
- Host talks 47:25
" data-original-title="" title="">Don Shirley "I Understand" PIano Extraordinary (Collectables)—49:00Don Shirley
piano
1927 - 2013- Host talks 51:25
- The New Mastersounds "Flimsy" The Nashville Sessions 2 (One Note Records) 52:50
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