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Ramsey Lewis, Mick Goodrick & Ted Kooshian
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With the song "McQueen" from pianist & composer
Ted Kooshian
pianob.1961
Count Basie
piano1904 - 1984
Pedro Neves
pianob.1978
Rich Willey
cornetb.1955
Ramsey Lewis
piano1935 - 2022
Mick Goodrick
guitar1945 - 2022
Playlist
- Ted Kooshian "McQueen" Hubbub! (Summit Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:30
- Count Basie And His Orchestra "Out the Window" Best of Early Basie (Verve) 6:40
- Pedro Neves Trio "Two Miles of Walking" Hindrances (Carimbo Port Jazz) 9:19
- Host talks 12:41
- Ramsey Lewis "Golden Slumbers" The Beatles Songbook (Steele Management) 13:55
- Cheryl Ann Spencer "Serendipity" Serendipity in Venice (Cheryl Ann Spencer) 16:52
- Host talks 25:13
" data-original-title="" title="">Jeremy Monteiro "Gong Xi Gong Xi" Gong Xi! (Jazznote Records) 26:14Jeremy Monteiro
piano
b.1960- Barrett Martin Group "The Elegance of Wind" Stillpoint (Sunyata Records) 30:20
- Host talks 34:46
" data-original-title="" title="">June Christy &June Christy
vocals
1925 - 1990
" data-original-title="" title="">Pete Rugolo "Kicks" Dance Era (Timeless Reocordings) 35:57Pete Rugolo
composer / conductor
1915 - 2011- Rich Willey "My Melancholy Baby" Puttin' on the Ritz (Boptism Records) 38:07
- Host talks 43:30
" data-original-title="" title="">Mel Torme "Blue Skies" Best of The Velvet Fog (Sony) 44:29Mel Torme
vocals
1925 - 1999- " data-original-title="" title="">Mick Goodrick &
Mick Goodrick
guitar
1945 - 2022
" data-original-title="" title="">Randy Roos "Blue Skies" Best of The Velvet Fog (SpiceRack Records) 46:45Randy Roos
guitar - Host talks 51:33
" data-original-title="" title="">Gary Burton "Monk Fish" Guided Tour (Mack Avenue) 52:31Gary Burton
vibraphone
b.1943
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