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It Takes Two to Jazz: Part I
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This week we focus on the art of the duo. A challenging format as one does neither have the complete freedom of a solo nor the support of a larger band. Yet, in the hands of the right artists, it can produce magical music.Happy listening!
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Geri Allen, Marcus Belgrave "Number Four" Maroons (Blue Note) 0:16
- Host talks 4:46
- Joe Henderson, Christian McBride "Isfahan" Lush Life -The Music of Billy Strayhorn (Verve) 6:00
- Fabrizio Bosso, Julian Oliver Mazzariello "You Don't Know What Love Is" Tandem (Verve) 11:55
- Michael Blake, Kresten Osgood "Creole Love Call" Control This (Clean Feed) 16:30
- Host talks 26:30
- Gunter Sommer, Till Bronner "Third Shot" Sommer: Baby's Party (Intakt) 28:09
- Charlie Hunter, Leon Parker "The Last Time" Duo (Blue Note) 30:10
- Marc Ducret, Herb Robertson "Pour Agnes" News from the Front (JMT) 33:11
- Jim Hall, Joey Baron "Bag's Groove" Conversations (ArtistShare) 36:50
- Host talks 38:50
- Roberto Ottaviano, Mal Waldron "A Night In Tunisia" Black Spirits Are Here Again (DIW) 40:22
- Gil Evans, Steve Lacy "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" Paris Blues (OWL) 48:11
- Don Byron, Jason Moran "Himm" Ivey-Divey (Blue Note) 56:50
- Host talks 1:02:12
- Steve Kuhn, Joe Lovano "Central Park West" Mostly Coltrane (With Joe Lovano) (ECM) 1:03:34
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Radio
Fabrizio Bosso
Ludovico Granvassu
Ben Allison
Ted Nash
Pyeng Threadgill
Geri Allen
Marcus Belgrave
Joe Henderson
Christian McBride
Julian Oliver Mazzariello
Michael Blake
Kresten Osgood
Gunter Sommer
Till Bronner
Charlie Hunter
Leon Parker
Marc Ducret
Herb Robertson
Jim Hall
Joey Baron
Roberto Ottaviano
Mal Waldron
Gil Evans
Steve Lacy
Don Byron
jason moran
Steve Kuhn
joe lovano
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