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Dave & McClenty's Road Trip, More Newk, A Vault Deep Dive & More
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Thanks to our top listeners of the week in: Strasbourg (France), Kiev (Ukraine) & Rome (Italy).
Playlist
- Kenny Barron "I'm Just Sayin'" from Concentric Circles (Blue Note) 00:00
- Jazzmeia Horn "When I Say" from Love And Liberation (Concord) 06:39
- Jeremy Pelt "Make Noise!" from Noir En Rouge (Live In Paris) (HighNote) 09:53
- Mike Reed "Light On The Path" from Artifacts (482 Music) 15:12
- Michael Dease "Good & Terrible" from All These Hands (Posi-Tone) 21:13
- Dave Stryker "Soul Power" from Blue To The Bone IV (Steeplechase) 28:44
- Dave Stryker "Move On Up" from Eight Track III (StrikeZone) 31:51
- Dave Stryker "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" from Eight Track III (StrikeZone) 39:22
- Eric Reed "Groovewise" from Groovewise (Smoke Sessions) 46:46
- Sonny Rollins "Pent-Up House" from Sonny Rollins Plus 4 (Prestige) 57:45
- Sonny Rollins "Valse Hot" from Sonny Rollins Plus 4 (Prestige) 1:07:14
- Sonny Rollins "Kiss And Run" from Sonny Rollins Plus 4 (Prestige) 1:15:40
- Coleman Hawkins "Bean At The Met" from Complete Keynote Recordings (Mercury) 1:22:57
- Benny Goodman "How High The Moon" from 78 rpm single (Columbia) 1:26:39
- Benny Goodman "The Fable Of The Rose" from 78 rpm single (Columbia) 1:29:32
- Port of Harlem Jazzmen "Port Of Harlem Blues" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 1:32:33
- Frankie Newton "After Hours Blues" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 1:38:06
- Frankie Newton "Rosetta" from Classic James P. Johnson Sessions (1921-1943) (Mosaic) 1:42:36
- James P. Johnson "Over The Bars" from Snowy Morning Blues (Decca) 1:45:57
- Lynne Arriale "Finding Home" from Give Us These Days (Challenge) 1:48:51
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