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Tenor Titans: The Many Sides of Chris Potter
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Chris Potter
saxophone, tenorb.1971
Paul Motian
drums1931 - 2011
Patricia Barber
pianob.1955
Renee Rosnes
pianob.1962
Billy Hart
drumsb.1940
Dave Douglas
trumpetb.1963
Dave Holland
bassb.1946
Kenny Wheeler
flugelhorn1930 - 2014
Pat Metheny
guitarb.1954
Playlist
- Host Intro 0:00
- Chris Potter Quintet "Wine Dark Sea" from The Sirens (ECM) 3:10
- Paul Motian Trio "Blue Midnight" from Lost In A Dream (ECM) 11:47
- Host speaks 17:41
" data-original-title="" title="">Aziza "Summer 15" from Aziza (Dare2 Records) 19:58Aziza
piano- Chris Potter Quartet "Sonic Anomaly" from The Dreamer is the Dream (ECM) 29:32
- Host speaks 34:58
- " data-original-title="" title="">Benjamin Boone & Philip Levine "The Unknowable (Homage to Sonny Rollins)" from The Poetry of Jazz Volume 1 (Origin Records) 37:41
- Renee Rosnes Quintet "Black Holes" from Beloved of the Sky. (Smoke Sessions) 41:55
- Chris Potter Underground Orchestra "Imaginary Cities [Pt. 2, Dualities]" from Imaginary Cities (ECM) 48:11
- Host Outro 56:50
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