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Gerry Mulligan, Adam Price & More
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The show continues with a highlight of a new cat Adam Price with a cut off his latest 2018 CD House Ghosts folowed by a thematically correct cut of Ice Cream from the great New Orleans cat George Lewis. The hour starts to come to a close with a listen to the latest from Kyle Nasser and a live listen to the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra as Bob Scobey leads the Frisco Jazz Band into the veritable curtain call.
Playlist
- Beats and Pieces Big Band "Jazzwalk" Ten (Efpi Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:53
- Billy May & His Orchestra "You're Driving Me Crazy" Big Band Bash (Capitol Records) 9:00
- Lenore Raphael "Oleo" Invitation Live(Swingin' Fox Records) 12:00
- Host talks 17:04
- Gerry Mulligan "Capricious" Jeru (JeruJazz) 18:26
- Brad Goode Quintet "Jug Ain't Gone " That's Righ (Origin Records) 24:19
- Host talks 30:26
- Georgia Gibbs " Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine" Her Nibs (Asv Living Era) 31:06
- Adam Price Group "House Ghosts" House Ghosts (APG Publishing)33:58
- Host talks 39:37
- George Lewis "Ice Cream" Jazz Funeral at New Orleans (Essential Media Group) 41:00
- Kyle Nasser "Walking Funny" Persistent Fancy (Ropeadope)—46:50
- Host talks 50:56
- Kansas City Jazz Orchestra (KCJO) "Count Basie's Can't Stop Loving You" Live at the Kauffman Center for Performing Arts in Kansas City, MO (KCJO) 51:31
- Host talks 53:51
- Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band "Floating Down to Cotton Town" Good Time Jazz (Good Time Jazz) 54:35
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