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Your Antidote to Obsessively Melancholy Music!
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Gifts & Messages is here to rescue you from depressing news and to cure what ails you! After a rollicking opening segment from
Hank Crawford
saxophone, alto1934 - 2009
Vanessa Rodrigues
organ, Hammond B3
Brice Winston
saxophone
Leslie Odom Jr.
vocalsb.1981
Sonny Rollins
saxophoneb.1930
Clifford Brown
trumpetb.1930
Max Roach
drums1925 - 2007
Stephane Grappelli
violin1908 - 1997
Earl Hines
piano1903 - 1983
Aaron Diehl
piano
Dan Tepfer
pianob.1982
Woody Shaw
trumpet1944 - 1989
Dave Douglas
trumpetb.1963
Etienne Charles
trumpetb.1983
Don Pullen
piano1941 - 1995
Enjoy the show (I did!).
Playlist
- Hank Crawford "Down on the Deuce" from Down on the Deuce (Milestone) 00:00
- Vanessa Rodrigues "Marble Rye" from Soul Project (self produced) 06:53
- Brice Winston "Spur of the Moment" from Child's Play (Criss Cross) 14:21
- Leslie Odom Jr. "Look for the Silver Lining" from Leslie Odom Jr. (S-Curve) 24:33
- Clifford Brown, Max Roach "Gertrude's Bounce" from Brownie (EmArcy) 28:52
- Clifford Brown, Max Roach "Step Lightly" from Brownie (EmArcy) 33:36
- Clifford Brown, Max Roach "Powell's Prances" from Brownie (EmArcy) 37:10
- Stephane Grappelli, Earl Hines "Fine and Dandy" from The Giants (Black Lion) 40:45
- Stephane Grappelli, Earl Hines "Manhattan" from The Giants (Black Lion) 45:03
- Stephane Grappelli, Earl Hines "Over the Rainbow" from The Giants (Black Lion) 49:54
" data-original-title="" title="">Sidney Bechet "Blues in Thirds" from Classic Earl Hines Sessions 1928-1945 (Mosaic) 53:34Sidney Bechet
saxophone, soprano
1897 - 1959- Earl Hines "Second Balcony Jump" from Classic Earl Hines Sessions 1928-1945 (Mosaic) 57:40
- Aaron Diehl "Generation Y" from The Bespoke Man's Narrative (Mack Avenue) 1:00:50
- Aaron Diehl "Nardis" from Live at Caramoor (self-produced) 1:08:05
- Dan Tepfer "Road Runner" from Eleven Cages (Sunnyside) 1:16:36
- Dan Tepfer "All the Things You Are/Canon at the Octave" from Natural Machines (Sunnyside) 1:22:48
- Woody Shaw "Stormy Weather" from Imagination (32 Jazz) 1:26:48
- Etienne Charles "Moko Jumbie" from Carnival: The Sound of a People, Volume 1 (Culture Shock) 1:35:19
- Dave Douglas "Goldfinger" from A Thousand Evenings (RCA Victor) 1:41:00
- Don Pullen "Ode to Life" from Random Thoughts (Blue Note) 1:45:18
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Earl Hines
Marc Cohn
Hank Crawford
Vanessa Rodrigues
Brice Winston
Leslie Odom Jr.
Sonny Rollins
Clifford Brown
Max Roach Quintet
Stephane Grappelli
Aaron Diehl
Dan Tepfer
Woody Shaw
Etienne Charles
Dave Douglas
Don Pullen
Sidney Bechet
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