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Barry Harris & Joey DeFrancesco
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Playlist
- Joey DeFrancesco "Free" More Music (Mack Avenue Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:00
- Papa John DeFrancesco "The House of the Rising Sun" Desert Heat (Savant Records) 6:40
- Jake Baldwin "Aviar" Where You're Planted (Shifting Paradigm) 12:08
- Host talks 16:38
- Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra "Bamboula Dance" Congo Square (Blue Note) 17:48
- Lisa Hilton "Nightingales Fairy Tales" Transparent Sky (Ruby Slippers Productions) 23:00
- Host talks 26:39
- Joni Mitchell "The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines" Mingus (A&M Records) 27:52
- Barrett Martin Group "Rainshadow" Stillpoint (Sunyata Records) 31:05
- Host talks 35:09
- Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band "Cell Talk" The Reset (Big Phat Records) 36:11
- Timo Lassy "Sweet Spot" Big Brass (Live at Savoy Theatre Helsinki) (Roughtrade Records) 40:28
- Host talks 44:06
- Barry Harris "The Chase" Barry Harris Plays Tadd Dameron (RCA) 45:00
- Edward Decker "Another Chance for My Heart" The Best You Can Give -The Songs of Tony DeSare (Decker Records) 49:46
- Host talks 53:13
- Bucky Pizzarelli "The Astronaut" The Astronaut (Everest) 54:10
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