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Greg Tardy, Sammy Nestico & Elvin Jones
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Greg Tardy
saxophoneb.1966
David Sills
saxophone
Sara Caswell
violin
Michelle Lordi
vocals
Sammy Nestico
composer / conductor1924 - 2021
Playlist
- Greg Tardy "I Swing Because I'm Happy" If Time Could Stand Still (WJ3 Records) 00:00
- Host talks 7:19
- Elvin Jones "Bro John" Harmonique (Quicksilver Records) 11:01
- David Sills "Outside Corner" Natural Lines (Gut String Records) 15:22
- Host talks 19:19
- Michelle Lordi "Loverman" Break Up with the Sound (CD Baby) 20:21
- Heisenberg Uncertainty Players "Subject Verb Object" Gradient (Heisenberg Uncertainty Players) 24:01
- Host talks 30:00
- Ray Miller & His Orchestra "Just a Little Drink" Moonlight & Roses (Brunswick Records) 32:10
- Sara Caswell "Bye Bye Blackbird" But Beautiful (Arbors Records) 34:25
- Host talks 39:34
- Sammy Nestico "Samantha" Dark Orchid (SWR Classic) 34:25
- Host talks 39:34
- Peripheral Vision "Whistle Up a Rope" Irrational Revelation and Mutual Humiliation (Peripheral Vision) 44:15
- Host talks 49:06
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drums
b.1952
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