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Gregory Porter, Jo Harrop, Strictly Smokin’ Big Band, And More
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Featuring vocal tracks linked to gigs taking place in North East England during May. With music by Gregory Porter, Jo Harrop, Robben Ford, Curtis Stigers, Strictly Smokin' Big Band and more.Playlist
- Gregory Porter "On My Way to Harlem" from Be Good (Motéma Music) 00:00
- Jo Harrop "The Path of a Tear (Live—Acoustic Version)" from The Path of a Tear (Live EP) (Lateralize Records) 09:14
- Living in Shadows "Neon Burning" from Neon Burning (Self Released) 12:16
- OUTRI feat. Ruth Lambert "Skylark" from (Jazz Sound Records) 16:18
- Milne Glendinning Band "In The Moment" from Papped (Self Released) 22:03
- Tina May feat. David Newton "Les Feuilles Mortes" from Early May (33 Jazz) 26:33
- Fred Hersch & Norma Winstone "A Wish" from Songs & Lullabies (Sunnyside Records) 34:55
- Ana Silvera feat. Bill Laurance "Skeleton Song (The Awakening)" from Oracles (Gearbox Records) 39:44
- Soha "Mil Pasos" from D'ici et D'ailleurs (Virgin Music) 44 :14
- Larry Carlton & Robben Ford "Talk to Your Daughter" from Live in Tokyo (In-Akustik) 49:38
- Curtis Stigers "(What's So Funny About) Peace, Love, and Understanding" from This Life (Pandemic Poodle Records) 55:49
- Strictly Smokin' Big Band "Lullaby of Broadway" from Sings Ella Fitzgerald with Alice Grace (Jazz Sound Records) 61:28
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Robben Ford
Curtis Stigers
Strictly Smokin' Big Band
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