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Diane Schuur, Scott Joplin, Carmen Lundy and More!
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This week we open with Jazz legend
Diane Schuur
vocalsb.1953
Jae Sinnett
drumsPlaylist
- Diane Schuur "Something so Right" Running on Faith (Jazzheads) 00:00
- Host talks 6:06
- Joe Harnell "Alley Cat'" Golden Piano Hits (Columbia/Legacy) 9:16
" data-original-title="" title="">Dayna Stephens Trio "Loosy Goosy" Liberty (Contagious Music) 12:04Dayna Stephens
saxophone, tenor- Host talks 17:03
- Marcin Wasilewski Trio "New York 2007"January 2008 (ECM Records) 17:34
" data-original-title="" title="">AARON STROESSNER Quartet "Amtrak" Haymarket Station (Noray Eel Music) 21:10AARON STROESSNER
guitar- Host talks 24:36
" data-original-title="" title="">Jimmy Smith "Jimmy's Jam" Organ Greats (Blue Note) 25:40Jimmy Smith
organ, Hammond B3
1925 - 2005- Jae Sinnett's Zero to 60 Quartet "That Said" Just When You Thought (J-Nett Music) 28:43
- Host talks 33:35
" data-original-title="" title="">Carmen Lundy "Clear Blue Skies" Modern Ancestors (Afrasia Productions) 34:41Carmen Lundy
vocals
b.1954- Jacek Kochan and MusiConspiracy "Fear No More" Occupational Hazard (Audio Cave) 38:13
- Host talks 42:25
- " data-original-title="" title="">Jackie Gleason "Round Rock Riff" Riff Jazz (Sepia Recordings) 46:37
Jackie Gleason
b.1916 
" data-original-title="" title="">Scott Joplin "Gladiolus Rag" Piano Rags (Nonesuch) 49:13Scott Joplin
piano
1868 - 1917- Host talks 53:36
" data-original-title="" title="">Larry McKenna "How About You"It May As Well Be Spring (Dreambox Media) 54:08Larry McKenna
saxophone, tenor
1937 - 2023
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Diane Schuur
Jae Sinnett
Joe Harnell
Dayna Stephens
Aaron Stroessner
Jimmy Smith
Carmen Lundy
Jackie Gleason
Scott Joplin
Larry McKenna
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