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Wendell Harrison, Rudy Royston, Grant Green & Vin Venezia
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From guitarist
Vin Venezia
guitarb.1960
Wes Montgomery
guitar1923 - 1968
Molly Miller
guitar
Cliff Beach
vocalsb.1982
Lori Bell
flute
Lisa Hilton
piano
Wendell Harrison
saxophone, tenorb.1942
Grant Green
guitar1935 - 1979
Playlist
- Vin Venezia "Solar" The Venetian (Innervision Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:48
- Wes Montgomery "S.O.S." Full House (Concord) 7:49
- Molly Miller Trio "Orchids and Cowboys" The Ballad of Hotspur (Head Bitch Music) 12:44
- Host talks 14:57
- Sammy Miller and The Congregation "Searching for Ragtime" Leaving Egypt (Sammy Miller and The Congregation) 16:14
- Cliff Beach "Alright, OK You Win" You Showed Me The Way (Cliff Beach) 20:44
- Host talks 24:22
- Shout Section Big Band "Everybody Wants To Be A Cat" Swing Forward (Shout Section Big Band) 25:24
- Lisa Hilton "Coincidental Moment" Coincidental Moment (Ruby Slippers) 29:11
- Host talks 34:11
" data-original-title="" title="">Rudy Royston "Flatbed Buggy" Flatbed Buggy (Greenleaf Music) 34:03Rudy Royston
drums- Lori Bell Quartet "Out of the Night" Recorda Me: Remembering Joe Henderson (Lori Bell) 40:42
- Host talks 45:32
- Wendell Harrison "What's Up" Tribe (Tribe) 46:05
- Host talks 51:48
- Grant Green "The Kicker" Solid (Blue Noe) 52:25
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Vincent Venezia
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Molly Miller
Cliff Beach
Lori Bell
Lisa Hilton
Wendell Harrison
Grant Green
Rudy Royston
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