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Frank Kimbrough: A Musical Portrait, Part 1
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Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Frank Kimbrough "Fubu" Lullabluebye (Palmetto) 0:16
- Host talks 5:05
- Michael Blake "New Blues Old News" Elevated (Knitting Factory) 6:30
- Host talks 9:45
- Frank Kimbrough "TMI" Quickening (Omnitone) 11:37
- Frank Kimbrough, Ron Horton, Ben Allison "The Afterbeat" Live at the InterContinental, NYC, 2019.6.27 (Unreleased) 20:49
- Host talks 27:10
- Frank Kimbrough "Quickening" Air (Palmetto) 29:00
- Andrew Wangemann's Jazz Folk "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing" Baby Babble (Self-released) 33:20
- Frank Kimbrough, Federica Michisanti "Before I Go" Live in the West Village, NYC, 2019.3.10 (Unreleased) 38:00
- Host talks 42:41
- Jeff Cosgrove, Frank Kimbrough, Martin Wind "Stacks of Stars" Conversations with Owls (Grizzley) 44:44
- Frank Kimbrough, Joe Locke "Forsythia" The Willow (OmniTone) 50:59
- Frank Kimbrough "Question's the Answer" Solstice (Pirouet) 57:55
- Host talks 1:02:54
- Evan Harris "Gunderman" Skylines (54 Records) 1:05:48
- Katie Bull "Blue Light" Freak Miracle (Innova) 1:10:50
- Maryanne de Prophetis, Frank Kimbrough, Ron Horton "Gamba" Lilacs in Winter (Blue Group) 1:18:16
- Host talks 1:23:30
- Frank Kimbrough "Chant" Chant (Igmod) 1:24:24
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