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Another Edition of Listeners’ Favorites!

By Marc Cohn | Gifts & Messages
March 6, 2020
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Listeners' favorites from Gifts and Messages shows 401-410. 'We play the hits!.' See if yours made it to the top of the chart. Enjoy. (That would be a VERY young DrJ in the photo)

Playlist

Mose Allison "I'm Not Talking" from The Word from Mose (Atlantic) 00:00
Mike LeDonne "From The Heart" from From the Heart (Savant) 02:38
Andrew Hill "Diddy Wa" from Mosaic Select: Andrew Hill (Mosaic) 11:18
Grant Green "Ain't It Funky Now" from Green Is Beautiful (Blue Note) 18:21
Jasen Weaver "The Voscoville" from The Voscoville (self produced) 28:51
McCoy Tyner "Indo-Serenade" from Focal Point (Milestone) 33:43
Hubert Laws "Memory Of Minnie" from Family (Columbia) 39:15
Freddie Hubbard "Body and Soul" from Jazz Wave Ltd, On Tour (Blue Note) 45:57
Susanna Risberg "Lotus Blossom" from Vilddjur (EhMM) 57:30
Bessie Smith "Cake Walkin Babies" from The Complete Recordings, Vol. 2 (Columbia) 1:05:22
Orrin Evans "Blues Connotation" from It Was Beauty (Criss Cross) 1:08:50
Pharez Whitted "Another Kinda Blues" from For The People (Origin) 1:13:13
Bob James, David Sanborn "Deep in the Weeds" from Quartette Humaine (Okeh) 1:19:48
Lou Donaldson "Good Gracious" from Good Gracious (Blue Note) 1:26:30
Crusaders "The Well's Gone Dry" from Southern Comfort (Blue Thumb) 1:33:19
Reuben Wilson "Orange Peel" from Blue Mode (Blue Note) 1:37:56
Sonny Rollins "Moritat" from Saxophone Colossus (Prestige) 1:44:25

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