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Struttin With Some Barbeque - Celebrating July 4 with Louis Armstrong, Lena Horne and Friends
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Jimmy Heath
saxophone, tenor1926 - 2020
Cecile McLorin Salvant
vocalsb.1989
Kathleen Grace
vocalsJake Reed
drums
Rhoda Scott
organ, Hammond B3b.1938
Lena Horne
vocals1917 - 2010
Natalie Cressman
trombone
Louis Armstrong
trumpet and vocals1901 - 1971
Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">The DIVA Jazz Orchestra "La Americana" from 25th Anniversary Project (ArtistShare) 00:00The DIVA Jazz Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.1992
" data-original-title="" title="">Lauren Lee "Get Off Me" from Windowsill (Ears & Eyes Records) 05:31Lauren Lee
vocals
b.1987- Host speaks 11:57
- Rhoda Scott Lady Quartet "We Free Queens" from We Free Queens (Sunset-Sunside) 13:23
" data-original-title="" title="">Freddy Cole "The Lonely One" from My Mood Is You (HighNote) 19:05Freddy Cole
piano
1931 - 2020- Lena Horne "The Rules of the Road" from The Classic Lena Horne (RCA Records) 24:11
- Host speaks 27:46
" data-original-title="" title="">Cory Weeds "Lullaby of the Leaves" from Day By Day (Celler Music) 29:41Cory Weeds
saxophone, alto
b.1973- Natalie Cressman & " data-original-title="" title="">Ian Faquini "Mandingueira" from Setting Rays of Summer (Self released) 35:11
Ian Faquini
guitar, acoustic - Host speaks 39:03
" data-original-title="" title="">Anne Mette Iversen "Cluster" from Racing A Butterfly (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 40:07Anne Mette Iversen
bass
b.1972- Jimmy Heath (feat. Cecile McLorin Salvant) "Left Alone" from Love Letter (Verve) 47:05
- Host speaks 51:28
- Artemis "Goddess of the Hunt" from Artemis (Blue Note) 52:28
- Louis Armstrong "Struttin With Some Barbeque" from West End Blues (1926- 1933) (Epm Musique) 1:00:00
- Louis Armstrong "On the Sunny Side of the Street" from Live In Europe (Dot Time) 1:03:01
" data-original-title="" title="">Patti Austin "A-Tisket A- Tasket" from Ella 100! Live at the Apollo (Concord Jazz) 1:09:07Patti Austin
vocals
b.1948- Host speaks 1:11:46
" data-original-title="" title="">Dena DeRose "A Tip of the Hat" from Ode to the Road (HighNote) 1:12:55Dena DeRose
piano and vocals
b.1966- Kathleen Grace with
" data-original-title="" title="">Larry Goldings "Everywhere" from Tie Me To You (Monsoon) 1:18:22Larry Goldings
organ, Hammond B3
b.1968 - Host speaks 1:21:22
" data-original-title="" title="">Vanessa Perica Orchestra "Saint Lazare" from Love Is a Temporary Madness (Self released) 1:22:09Vanessa Perica
composer / conductor
b.1982- Melody Gardot "From Paris With Love" from Single (Decca) 1:29:37
- Host speaks 1:34:20
" data-original-title="" title="">Lynne Arriale "Lady Liberty" from Chimes of Freedom (Challenge) 1:36:12Lynne Arriale
piano
b.1957
" data-original-title="" title="">Karrin Allyson Sextet "Columbia's Daughters" from Shoulder to Shoulder (eOne) 1:41:25Karrin Allyson
vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Billy Childs (feat. Shawn Colvin,Billy Childs
piano
b.1957
" data-original-title="" title="">Chris Botti) "Save the Country" from Map to the Treasure (Sony Masterworks) 1:45:08Chris Botti
trumpet
b.1962- Host speaks 1:52:36
- Jake Reed "Shenandoah" from Reed Between the Lines (Real and Imagined Music) 1:54:51
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Lena Horne
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
New York
New York City
Jimmy Heath
Cecile McLorin Salvant
Kathleen Grace
Melody Gardot
Jake Reed
Rhoda Scott
Natalie Cressman
Louis Armstrong
The DIVA Jazz Orchestra
Lauren Lee
Freddy Cole
Cory Weeds
Ian Faquini
Anne Mette Iversen
Patti Austin
Dena DeRose
Larry Goldings
Vanessa Perica
Lynne Arriale
Karrin Allyson
Billy Childs
Chris Botti
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