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Blue Note 50th Anniversaries: April 1970
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R.I.P. (too many!): Wallace Roney (May 25, 1960—March 31, 2020); Ellis Marsalis (November 14, 1934—April 1, 2020); Bucky Pizzarelli (January 9, 1926—April 1, 2020) and Bill Withers (July 4, 1938—March 30, 2020).
Thanks to our top listeners of the week in: Chicagoland and Baton Rouge (US); Tokyo (Japan), Athens (Greece) and Saint Petersburg (Russian Federation).
Playlist
- Duke Pearson "Gira, Girou" from It Could Only Happen With You (Blue Note) 00:00
- Duke Pearson "Book's Bossa" from It Could Only Happen With You (Blue Note) 08:04
- Duke Pearson "Hermeto" from It Could Only Happen With You (Blue Note) 14:40
- Stanley Turrentine "June Bug" from If I Could (Musicmasters) 20:20
- Erik Jekabson "Blues For Q" from A Brand New Take (OA2) 28:53
- Horace Silver "The Show Has Begun" from That Healin' Feelin' (Blue Note) 36:59
- Horace Silver "The Happy Medium" from That Healin' Feelin' (Blue Note) 41:36
- Horace Silver "Peace" from That Healin' Feelin' (Blue Note) 46:14
- Albert Ammons "Bass Goin' Crazy " from The First Day (Blue Note) 50:30
- Albert Ammons "Suitcase Blues " from The First Day (Blue Note) 53:51
- Chick Corea "Blues Connotation" from The Song Of Singing (Blue Note) 57:54
- Chick Corea "Toy Room" from The Song Of Singing (Blue Note) 1:06:07
- Chick Corea "Nefertiti" from The Song Of Singing (Blue Note) 1:11:47
- Miles Davis "Nefertiti" from Nefertiti (Columbia) 1:18:50
- Wayne Shorter "Montezuma" from Moto Grosso Feio (Blue Note) 1:26:35
- Wayne Shorter "Antigua" from Moto Grosso Feio (Blue Note) 1:35:22
- Wayne Shorter "Vera Cruz" from Moto Grosso Feio (Blue Note) 1:40:48
- Enrico Rava "Frogs" from Wild Dance (ECM) 1:45:53
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