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"Going Pop" can mean many different things where jazz musicians are concerned, from adding electricity (dang it, Miles, why you do that?), to covering pop songs, to actually experimenting with writing pop songs (not too many take this path and few emerge unscathed). And then there's rare jazzer combining jazz and pop songs, as you'll soon find out. This time out we look at approaches all over the spectrum, ending with a vocal album Mike has already pegged as an album of the year contender.Playlist
- Discussion of
Reuben Wilson
organ, Hammond B3b.1935
Bill O'Connell
piano
John Pizzarelli
guitarb.1960
Cecile McLorin Salvant
vocalsb.1989
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