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Ron Carter, Chris Botti, Rachel Therrien & Jack Mouse
Clark Terry
trumpet1920 - 2015
Marina Pacowski
piano and vocals
Rachel Therrien
trumpetb.1987
Danielle Wertz
vocalsb.1994
Leon Lee Dorsey
bass, acousticb.1958
Chris Botti
trumpetb.1962
Playlist
- Jack Mouse Group "Barney's Fife" Intimate Adversary (Tall GrassRecords) 0:00
- Host talks 5:01
- Clark Terry & " data-original-title="" title="">Seldon Powell "Park and Ride" End Play (Concord) 7:08
Seldon Powell
woodwinds
b.1928 - " data-original-title="" title="">Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra "It's Raining Sundrops" Melody of Breeze (Sony) 11:39
Ralph Flanagan
b.1919 - Host talks 14:25
- Eddie Coburn "Batteries Not Included" Jazz Project Vol. 1 feat. Rodney Rich (Yes Town) 14:55
- Marina Pacowski "Donna Lee" Inner Urge (Red Mark) 19:22
- Host talks 23:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Ron Carter "Where" Where (Concord) 29:12Ron Carter
bass
b.1937- Rachel Therrien "Mojo" Mi Hogar (Outside in Music) 29:37
- Host talks 35:29
- Leon Lee Dorsey "Sister Sadie" Cantaloupe (Jazz Avenue 1) 36:20
- Danielle Wertz "Spring is Here" Other Side (Outside in Music) 40:51
- Host talks 46:15
- Chris Botti "Italia" Italia (Columbia) 47:37
- Host talks 52:53
- The Virginians "Choo Choo Blues" Roots of Steam Punk (Essential World Masters) 53:21
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Clark Terry
Marina Pacowski
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Leon Lee Dorsey
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Seldon Powell
Ralph Flanagan
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