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Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Porter and More
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- Lewis Porter "Ragtime Dream " Lewis Porter Solos (News to Silence Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:20
- Dizzy Gillespie "Stay on It" The Essential (RCA/Legacy) 6:40
- Dave Scott "Black Hole" In Search of Hipness(SteepleChase Records) 9:55
- Host talks 18:10
- Al Cohn, Bill Perkins, Richie Kamuca "Kim's Kaper"The Brothers 55-56 (Essential Jazz Class) 19:35
- Bukeka Blakemore "The Universe is Calling" Bukeka Blakemore (Bukeka) 22:46
- Host talks 25:57
- Sarah Vaughan "Garden in the Rain" Best Of (Collectables) 27:03
- Charlie Porter "Skain Train" Charlie Porter (Porter House Press) 30:26
- Host talks 34:00
- Wynton Marsalis "2nd Line"Live at the House of Tribes (Classic) 35:13
- Andre Previn "40 Dregrees Below" The Jazz Collection (Golden Records) 39:00
- Host talks 41:43
- Jakob Sorenson "Steps"Cirkel (Jaeger Community Music) 42:33
- Yaniv Taubenhouse "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" Perpetuation Moments In Trio Volume 2 (Fresh Sound New Talent) 45:44
- Host talks 50:29
- Ed Bickert and Don Thompson "A Face Like Yours" At The Garden Party (Sackville) 50:54
- Host talks 53:50
- Big Bands Are Better "Moten Swing" MTH Theater in KCMO (MTH Records) 54:30
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