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Saluting our top listeners of the week in: Strasbourg (France), Mar Del Plata (Argentina), Kiev (Ukraine), Belgrade (Serbia) & Baton Rouge (US)
Playlist
- Jelly Roll Morton "That's Like It Ought To Be" from The Jelly Roll Morton Centennial (Bluebird) 00:00
- Paul Barbarin "Give It Up" from The Atlantic New Orleans Jazz Sessions (Mosaic) 03:06
- The Heavyweights Brass Band "Tell Me Something Good" from This City (Lulaworld) 07:16
- Herlin Riley "Rush Hour" from Perpetual Optimism (Mack Avenue) 12:07
- Hank Mobley "The Flip" from The Flip (Blue Note) 18:50
- Hank Crawford "Down On The Deuce" from Down On The Deuce (Milestone) 28:54
- The Hi-Fly Orchestra "Madrugada Orange" from Samboogaloo (Ajabu!) 35:43
- Lonnie Smith "Charlie Brown" from Move Your Hand (Blue Note) 39:25
- Don Pullen "Ode To Life" from Random Thoughts (Blue Note) 47:45
- Eric Alexander "Through The Fire" from Alexander The Great (HighNote) 57:42
- Iris Ornig "Venus As A Boy" from No Restrictions (self-produced) 1:04:11
- Sullivan Fortner "Changing Keys" from Moments Preserved (Impulse) 1:10:46
- Big John Patton "Don't Let Me Lose This Dream" from Accent On The Blues (Blue Note) 1:15:31
- Cal Tjader "Mood For Milt" from Latin Concert (Fantasy) 1:23:16
- Dave Stryker "Pretzel Logic" from Eight Track III (StrikeZone) 1:26:51
- Anthony Fung "Guanabana" from Flashpoint (Tiny) 1:32:24
- Stephane Grappelli/Earl Hines "Manhattan" from The Giants (Black Lion) 1:37:36
- Branford Marsalis "Cianna" from The Secret Between The Shadow And The Soul (Okeh) 1:43:09
- Leslie Odom Jr. "Look For The Silver Lining" from Leslie Odom Jr. (S-Curve) 1:50:34
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