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June Birthdays Featuring Reginald Workman, NEA Jazz Master
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Of course, there's more: reedmen Donald Harrison, Lennie Niehaus, Eric Dolphy and Anthony Braxton; trombonists Al Grey and Bill Watrous; pianists Geri Allen, Kenny Barron, Chick Corea and Erroll Garner; trumpeter Jerry Gonzalez; vocalist Dakota Staton and drummer Shelly Manne (in a very unusual combination).
Playlist
- Donald Harrison "The Right Touch" from The Chosen (Nagel-Hayer) 00:00
- Dakota Staton "The Song Is You" from Time to Swing (Capitol) 04:29
- Lennie Niehaus "Seaside" from Zounds! (Contemporary) 07:16
- Shelly Manne "Steeplechase" from The Three (Contemporary) 09:40
- Chick Corea "So In Love" from Akoustic Band (GRP) 12:49
- Erroll Garner "Just One of Those Things" from Dreamstreet & One World Concert (Telarc) 20:30
- Al Grey "Matza & Grits" from Me 'N Jack (Pullen Music) 24:01
- Bill Watrous "Day In, Day Out" from Bone-ified (GNP Crescendo) 28:50
- Eric Dolphy "Hat and Beard" from Out to Lunch (Blue Note) 35:52
- Anthony Braxton, Gino Robair "Decline of Reason" from Duets 1987 (Rastascan) 45:07
- Jerry Gonzalez "Ask Me Now" from Rumba Buhaina (Random Chance) 49:06
- Kenny Barron "Concentric Circles" from Concentric Circles (Blue Note) 57:54
- Horace Tapscott "Inspiration of Silence" from aiee! The Phantom (Arabesque) 1:05:07
- Grant Green "On Top of Old Smokey" from Goin' West (Blue Note) 1:12:20
- Ken McIntyre "Corner Time" from Home (Steeplechase) 1:19:28
- Reggie Workman "Conversation" from Summit Conference (Postcards) 1:26:41
- Reggie Workman "Take the A Train" from The Works Of Workman (Denon) 1:37:20
- Reggie Workman "Seasonal Elements" from Cerebral Caravans (Postcards) 1:43:59
- Geri Allen "RTG" from Twenty One (Blue Note) 1:51:13
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