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New music from Terri Lyne Carrington+Social Science, Australia's The Scornful Four, Debut for Austin Trumpeter Rachel Spencer, and Stellar re-issues of Sir Roland Hanna as well as the Joshua Breakstone Quartet featuring Barry Harris
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Playlist
- Host Speaks 00:00
- Terri Lyne Carrington/Social Science "Solidarity Song" from Trip the Night Fantastic (Candid) 00:06
- Nicki Adams/Michael Eaton/Francisco Mela "Daily Battles" from Arrival (577) 04:01
- Sir Roland Hanna "Century Rag" from Songs of Hope, Inspirartion and Joy (IPO) 11:19
- Host Speaks 16:40
- Charlotte Greve "Swim" from Waterbodies (New Amsterdam) 18:06
- Senri Oe "Pure Scars" from Homework (PND) 24:08
- Rachel Spencer "Liminal Spaces))" from The Next Right Thing (Self-Produced) 29:26
- Host Speaks 37:53
- Nicholas Payton/Butcher Brown "Blue In Green" from A Supreme Blue (Concord) 38:55
- Janel Leppin "Key Bridge" from The Realist (Out Of Your Head) 45:08
- Benny Green "The Night We Called It a Day" from Renovation (Sunnyside) 47:20
- Host Speaks 53:09
- Amber Weekes" Rags and Old Iron" from To Oscar With Love (Self-Produced) 54:18
- Donald Vega " McKibbon's Bugalú" from Play it Forward (Imagery) 1:00:52
- The Scornful Four" One Day You Will Know" from Hopeful Music for Hopeless People (4000 Records) 1:06:09
- The Joshua Breakstone Quartet/Barry Harris" Soul Train" from Wonderful! (Capri) 1:13:12
- Host Speaks 1:23:14
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