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BU@100, Newk with Monk & More
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Saluting our top listeners of the week in: Strasbourg (France), Gdansk (Poland), Berlin (Germany) & Chicago (US)!
R.I.P. Malcolm John Rebennack aka Dr. John (November 20, 1941—June 6, 2019)
Playlist
- Huntertones "Bird Song" from Passport (self-release) 00:00
- The Soul Message Band "Hammerhead" from Soulful Days (Delmark) 05:53
- Mark Kavuma "Modibo" from Kavuma (Ubuntu) 15:14
- The New Standard Jazz Quintet "Bu's Groove" from Waltz About Nothing (OA2) 23:47
- Bobby Timmons "Moanin'" from From The Bottom (Riverside) 28:54
- Art Blakey "Soulful Mr. Timmons" from Album Of The Year (Timeless) 34:20
- Art Blakey "'S Make It" from 'S Make It (Limelight) 43:05
- Art Blakey "Never Never Land" from Kyoto (Riverside) 48:37
- Jamie Cullum "I Won't Grow Up" from From The Vaults (SmashDigital) 54:39
- Booker Ervin "Boo's Blues" from Structurally Sound (Pacific Jazz) 57:40
- Ralph Peterson "Monkin' Around" from The Fo'tet Plays Monk (Evidence) 1:03:12
- Charlie Christian "Swing To Bop" from Jazz Immortals (Essential Media) 1:08:43
- Roy Eldridge/Dizzy Gillespie "Trumpet Blues" from Roy And Diz (Verve) 1:18:41
- Sonny Rollins "I Want To Be Happy" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:26:31
- Sonny Rollins "The Way You Look Tonight" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:34:58
- Sonny Rollins "More Than You Know" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:40:12
- Dave Frishberg "Listen Here" from Classics (Concord) 1:51:15
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