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Chick & Steve, Two Pairs of Covers, Wordplay & More
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The 2018 Downbeat Readers' Poll selected the Chick Corea/Steve Gadd collaboration as Album of the Year, and we feature a pair of tracks. And there's more Sonny Rollins with Miles; this time from a 1951 Birdland airshot.
More? Of course! Hit 'play' and 'lesdoodis'!
R.I.P. Nancy Wilson (February 20, 1937 -December 13, 2018)
Playlist
- Cyrus Chestnut "Mamacita" from Natural Essence (HighNote) 00:00
- T.K. Blue "Infant Eyes" from Amour (Dot Time) 05:25
- Kavita Shah "Deluge" from Visions (Inner Circle Music) 13:06
- Christian Sands "Samba de Vela" from Facing Dragons (Mack Avenue) 17:55
- Honey Ear Trio "Evidence" from Swivel (Little Music) 23:17
- Gregory Lewis "Ba-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues-Are" from Organ Monk Blue (self-produced) 28:45
- Chick Corea, Steve Gadd "Chick's Chums" from Chinese Butterfly (Concord) 33:56
- Chick Corea, Steve Gadd "Like I Was Sayin'" from Chinese Butterfly (Concord) 43:40
- Stanley Cowell "Lesdoodis" from No Illusions (Steeplechase) 50:36
- Kenny Garrett "Happy People" from Happy People (Warner Bros) 57:50
- Tim Warfield "Shake It for Me" from Jazzland (Criss Cross) 1:02:39
- Miles Davis "Out of the Blue" from Birdland 1951 (Blue Note) 1:09:24
- Miles Davis "Tempus Fugit" from Birdland 1951 (Blue Note) 1:16:27
- Sonny Rollins "I Know" from Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:22:56
- Joey DeFrancesco "Cuz You No" from Trip Mode (HighNote) 1:26:43
- Brad Mehldau "More Than You Know" from Brad Mehldau Trio: Live (Nonesuch) 1:33:57
- Gerry Mulligan, Ben Webster "Blues In B-Flat" from Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster (Verve) 1:46:38
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