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June 50th Anniversary Blue Notes
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Thanks to our top listeners of the week in: Athens (Greece), Strasbourg (France), Necochea (Argentina), Chicago & Baton Rouge (US) and Willesden (UK).
R.I.P. Leon Redbone (Aug 26, 1949—May 30, 2019)
Playlist
- Stanley Turrentine "Stan's Shuffle" from Easy Walker (Blue Note) 00:00
- Stanley Turrentine "Intermission Walk" from Easy Walker (Blue Note) 06:53
- Stanley Turrentine "Wave" from Easy Walker (Blue Note) 14:32
- Jack Wilson "Scarborough Fair" from Song For My Daughter (Blue Note) 22:40
- Pete Johnson "Barrelhouse Breakdown" from 78 rpm single (Blue Note) 28:48
- Pete Johnson "Kansas City Farewell" from 78rpm single (Blue Note) 33:32
- John Patton "Sweet Pea" from Accent On The Blues (Blue Note) 37:57
- John Patton "Dragon Slayer" from Memphis To New York Spirit (Blue Note) 44:11
- John Patton "Cissy Strut" from Memphis To New York Spirit (Record Label) 50:49
- Donald Byrd "Fancy Free" from Fancy Free (Blue Note) 57:40
- Donald Byrd "The Uptowner" from Fancy Free (Blue Note) 1:10:20
- Andrew Hill "Monkash" from Andrew Hill—Mosaic Select (Mosaic) 1:20:05
- Andrew Hill "Mahogany" from Andrew Hill—Mosaic Select (Mosaic) 1:26:37
- Brother Jack McDuff "Down Home Style" from Down Home Style (Blue Note) 1:33:27
- Brother Jack McDuff "As She Walked Away" from Down Home Style (Blue Note) 1:39:11
- Brother Jack McDuff "Memphis In June" from Down Home Style (Blue Note) 1:47:14
- Erroll Garner "Blues I Can't Forget" from 78 rpm single (Rex) 1:51:15
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