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Aretha in Jazz & New Releases
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" from Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill) (self-released) 0:00
- Aretha Franklin "It Ain't Neccarily So" from Aretha: With the Ray Bryan Trio (Columbia) 0:17
- Host talks 3:06
- Aretha Franklin "Lover Come Back to Me" from Live at the Steve Allen Show 5:28
- Dee Dee Bridgewater "Dr. Feelgood (Live)" from Live in Paris (Charly) 8:44
- Bill Frisell "Chain of Fools" from Is That You? (Elektra) 14:14
- Phillip Haynes & Free Country "R.E.S.P.E.C.T." from My Favorite Things (1960-1969) (Corner Store Jazz) 17:40
- Grover Washington, Jr. "All the King's Horses" from All the King's Horses (Motown) 21:53
- Stanley Turrentine "Dr. Feelgood" from The Return of the Prodigal Son (Blue Note) 25:40
- Lonnie Smith "Think!" from Think! (Blue Note) 31:19
- Host talks 36:00
- The Rob Dixon Trio "Memphis Bus Stop" from Coast to Crossroads (self-released) 39:43 Medeski Martin & Wood with Alarm Will Sound "End of the World Party (Just in Case)" from Omnisphere (Indirecto) 45:12
- Friends of Scotty Hard "Party Hard" from Party Hard (Bandcamp) 50:08
- Don Cherry "Kick (feat. Brion Gysin)" from Home Boy, Sister Out (WEWANTSOUNDS) 58:37
- Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids "Tinoge" from An Angel Fell (Strut) 1:02:40
- Host talks 1:09:36
- Nicole Mitchell "A Sound" from Maroon Cloud (FPE) 1:13:12
- Andy Milne & Dapp Theory "Surge & Splendor" from The Seasons of Being (Sunnyside) 1:22:11
- Allison Miller, Carmen Staaf "MLW" from Science Fair (Sunnyside) 1:29:29
- Shai Maestro "New River, New Water" from The Dream Thief (ECM) 1:34:14
- Wolfgang Muthspiel "Blueshead" from Where the River Goes (ECM) 1:41:04
- JD Allen "Stranger in paradise" from Love Stone (Savant) 1:48:38
- Host talks 1:54:37
- Norvald Dahl Organic Chamber "John & the F" from Organic Chamber (AMP) 1:58:15
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