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Miles Davis & Chet Baker
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As we kick off our first show of 2020, we give you the talented trumpeter
Jaimie Branch
trumpet1983 - 2022
Robert Walter
organ, Hammond B3
Mike Clark
drumsb.1946
Doug Stone
saxophone, tenorb.1981
Miles Davis
trumpet1926 - 1991
Charlie Parker
saxophone, alto1920 - 1955
Maynard Ferguson
trumpet1928 - 2006
Billie Holiday
vocals1915 - 1959
Playlist
- Jaimie Branch "Theme 001" Fly or Die (International Anthem) 00:00
- Host talks 4:15
- Miles Davis "Stella By Starlight" '58 Sessions(Columbia / Legacy) 7:30
- Robert Walters 20th Congress "Avalon" Lagniappe Session (Royal Potato Family) 12:02
- Host talks 16:10
- Charlie Parker and Chet Baker "Irresistible You" Keeping it Feel (Feiyr Compilation) 17:10
- Adam Galblum "Paper Doll" Down to the Wire Stringband Tribute to the Music of John Mayer (Station Direct Music) 23:22
- Host talks 28:18
- Claude "Fiddler" Williams "Get Happy" Call for the Fiddler (SteepleChase) 29:44
- " data-original-title="" title="">Mike Clark "Past Lives" Indigo Blue Live at the Iridium (Ropeadope) 33:55
Mike Clark
drums
b.1946 - Host talks 39:04
- " data-original-title="" title="">Sabby Lewis "Boston Bounce" Sextet (Cool Note) 39:51
Sabby Lewis
b.1914 - " data-original-title="" title="">Doug Stone "Minor League" Motion (Outside in) 42:52
Doug Stone
saxophone, tenor
b.1981 - Host talks 46:03
- Maynard Ferguson "Stand Up And Preach" Live At Peacock Lane Hollywood January 6, 1957 (Jazz Hour) 47:12
- Billie Holiday And Her Orchestra "Tell Me More" Tell Me More (Columbia/Legacy) 49:47
- Host talks 52:53
- " data-original-title="" title="">Clara Haberkamp "You Sea" You Sea (Laika Records) 53:45
Clara Haberkamp
piano
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