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The Series Finale - All Jazz is Local (2011 - 2018)
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In this, the final, hour of Jazz at 100, we will celebrate the local scene... our local scene ... the wonderful jazz scene of Charlottesville, Virginia.
Playlist
- Host Intro 0:00
- John D'Earth Quintet "Goodbye Secret King (For LeRoi Moore)" from On (Cosmology) 4:16
- Jeff Decker Quartet "Blue Wave" from Blue Wave (Self Produced) 10:27
- Robert Jospe Express "Tenor Madness" from Classics (Inner Rhythm Music) 14:08
- Host speaks 18:41
- Charles Owens Trio "UMMG" from A Day with Us (Jellowstone Records) 23:00
- Jonah Kane-West Trio "10th Street Northwest" from One Hit at Bobby's (Self Produced) 29:16
- Host speaks 34:29
- Hod O'Brien Trio with Stephanie Nakasian "Sweet Georgia Brown" from It Don't Mean a Thing (Spice of Life) 35:55
- Veronica Swift Quartet "Hod House" from Lonely Woman (HodStef) 38:52
- Host speaks 42:30
- Jack Kilby and the Front Line "Love Is A Song Anyone Can Sing" from Love Is A Song Anyone Can Sing (Self Produced) 45:34
- Kait Dunton, John D'Earth, Dane Alderson -Jake Reed Quartet "Planet D'earth" from Planet D'earth (Self Produced) 52:17
- Host Outro 54:55
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