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Saluting our listeners of the week in: Athens (Greece), Kiev (Ukraine), Chicago & Baton Rouge (US), Tokyo (Japan) and Moscow (Russian Federation)—many thanks for your support.
Playlist
- Soulive "Doin' Somethin'" from Doin' Somethin' (Blue Note) 00:00
- Lou Donaldson "Hot Dog" from Hot Dog (Blue Note) 07:08
- Reuben Wilson "Hot Rod" from Love Bug (Blue Note) 17:48
- Nat King Cole "When I Grow Too Old To Dream" from After Midnight (Capitol) 24:17
- Snooky Young "Lady Be Good" from Horn Of Plenty (Concord) 28:49
- Dinah Washington "It's A Mean Old Man's World" from Back To The Blues (Roulette) 32:59
- Lynne Arriale "Lean On Me" from Arise (Motema) 36:00
- Shamie Royston "Lovely Day" from Beautiful Liar (Sunnyside) 43:18
- Joshua Redman "Molten Soul" from ElasticAlbum Title (Warner Bros) 48:59
- Marcos Varela "I Should Care" from San Ygnacio (Origin) 57:41
- Etienne Charles "Dame Lorraine" from Carnival: The Sound Of A People, Vol 1 (Culture Shock) 1:03:50
- Joe Lovano "Little Willie Leaps" from Quartets (Blue Note) 1:10:33
- Sullivan Fortner "Just In Time" from Moments Preserved (Impulse) 1:19:50
- Louis Armstrong "I'm In The Mood For Love" from Complete Decca Sessions (1935-46) (Mosaic) 1:23:25
- Bria Skonberg "Thinking Out Loud" from With A Twist (Sony Music) 1:26:54
- Jessica Williams "Why To I Love You" from Jessica Williams At Maybeck (Concord) 1:31:39
- Pat LaBarbera "Here's To My Lady" from Deep In A Dream (Radioland) 1:38:44
- Wes Montgomery "Whisper Not" from Wes Montgomery Trio (Riverside) 1:43:01
- Jacques Schwarz-Bart "Mi Shebeirach" from Hazzan (Enja) 1:47:32
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