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Joy To The World... Samara!
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Joy to the world! Samara Joy that is! As well as newly released music from Keith Jarrett, Renee Rosnes and John Hollenbeck with the NDR Bigband.Playlist
- Anne Sajdera "It's Here" from It's Here (Bijuri Records) 0:00
- Aaron Rimbui "Ndugu Ll" from Imani (Ropeadope) 7:17
- Renee Rosnes " Estorias da Floresta" from Crossing Paths (Smoke Sessions) 16:56
- Renee Rosnes " Casa Forte (feat. Edu Lobo)" from Crossing Paths (Smoke Sessions) 19:54
- Greg Satterthwaite "Caravan" from Crossing Lines (Ropeadope) 24:28
- Nicole Glover "One Second Please" from Plays (Savant) 29:01
- Billy Bang "Nobody Hear the Music the Same Way (Dedicated to John Coltrane)" from Black Man's Blues / New York Collage (No Business Records) 35:10
- Anna Webber Matt Mitchell John Hollenbeck "miiire" from simpletrio2000 (Intakt) 47:17
- Joe Melnicove "Air Flow" from You Is You (577) 57:24
- Samara Joy "Can't Get Out of This Mood" from Linger Awhile (Verve) 1:06:41
- Samara Joy "Tight" from (Digital Single) (Verve) 1:10:23
- Samara Joy "Reincarnation of a Lovebird" from (Portrait) (Verve) 1:12:19
- Keith Jarrett Paul Motian Gary Peacock "I Fall In Love Too Easily" from The Old Country (ECM) 1:19:57
- John Hollenbeck "Pure Poem" from Colouring Hockets (Flexatonic) 1:29:51
- Tomeka Reid "Billy Bang's Bounce" from Tomeka Reid Quartet (Thirsty Ear) 1:33:25
- Steve Coleman Jonathan Finlayson "Round Midnight" from PolyTropos / Of Many Turns (PI) 1:38:08
- Keith Jarrett Charlie Haden "One Day I'll Fly Away" from Jasmine (ECM) 1:48:46
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Samara Joy
Hobart Taylor
Anne Sajdera
Aaron Rimbui
Renee Rosnes
Greg Satterthwaite
Nicole Glover
Anna Webber
Matt Mitchell
John Hollenbeck
joe melnicove
Paul Motian
Gary Peacock
John Hollenbeck & NDR Bigband
tomeka reid
Steve Coleman
Jonathan Finlayson
Charlie Haden
Keith Jarrett
Billy Bang
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