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Louis Armstrong, Bria Skonberg, John Coltrane and Summer Camargo
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The 866th Show begins with Summer Camargo and music from her debut album To Whom I Love. From there, we get into a good crop of seasoned cats like Zachary Bartholomew, Jamie Baum, Bria Skonberg and Tony Romano. In between, we hear classics from the likes of Woody Herman and John Coltrane. To wrap it up, we get into newly unearthed Louis Armstrong music via a BBC Live Session. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Summer Camargo "80 Tears of Joy" To Whom I Love (Blue Engine Records) 0:00
- Host talks 6:51
- Woody Herman "Until the Real Thing Comes Along" Here's The Band (KCMO) 2:51
- Zachary Bartholomew "Crazy Socks" Balancing Act (ZB Music) 12:08
- Host talks 16:25
- Andrew Wilcox "Onyx Warrior" Dear Mr. Hill (TRR Collective) 16:58
- Jamie Baum Septet "In the Light of Day" What Times Are These (Sunnyside Records) 21:11
- Host talks 26:56
- Bria Skonberg "Cornet Chop Suey" What It Means (Cellar Live) 27:45
- Elias Haslanger & Mike Sailors "One Hand Clap" Elias Haslanger Meets Mike Sailors (Reserve Records) 32:24
- Host talks 36:42
- Tianna Hall "Blue Skies" The Vintage Jukebox (Mighty Pretty Records) 37:19
- Tony Romano "Rhumba-esque" Three Chord Monte (Essential Media Group) 39:48
- Host talks 44:48
- Louis Armstrong "Rockin' Chair" Live at the BBC in London (Verve) 52:04
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Mike Sailors
Tianna Hall
Tony Romano
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