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Meet Joseph Bowie and Oliver Lake
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In this hour, an interview with trombonist
Joseph Bowie
tromboneb.1953
Oliver Lake
saxophoneb.1942
Baikida Carroll
trumpetb.1947
Floyd LeFlore
trumpet1940 - 2014
Charles "Bobo" Shaw
drums1947 - 2017
Playlist
- Black Artist Group "For Peace and Liberty, Pt. 2" from For Peace and Liberty—In Paris, Dec. 1972 (WeWantSounds) 7:03
- Black Artist Group "For Peace and Liberty, Pt. 4" from For Peace and Liberty—In Paris, Dec. 1972 (WeWantSounds) 4:57
- Black Artist Group "For Peace and Liberty, Pt. 1" from For Peace and Liberty—In Paris, Dec. 1972 (WeWantSounds) 3:34
- Black Artist Group "For Peace and Liberty, Pt. 6" from For Peace and Liberty—In Paris, Dec. 1972 (WeWantSounds) 8:33
" data-original-title="" title="">Pat Thomas "Where?" from Bleyschool: Where?/e (577) 4:32Pat Thomas
piano
b.1960
" data-original-title="" title="">Phil Bancroft "Samson Sam Song #1" from Headlong (Myriad Streams) 5:15Phil Bancroft
saxophone, tenor
b.1967- William Parker Organ Quartet "Buddha's Joy" from Uncle Joe's Spirit House (Centering) 8:47
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Pat Thomas, Dominic Lash, Tony Orrell
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William Parker Organ Quartet
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