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November Birthday Salutes Featuring ECM Artists
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Thanks to our most active listeners of the week in: Strasbourg (France), metro Chicagoland and New York City (US), and Koln (Germany). Enjoy the show!
Playlist
- Hampton Hawes "Will You Still Be Mine" from All Night Session, Volume 2 (Contemporary) 00:00
- Hubert Laws "Memory of Minnie" from Family (Columbia) 07:22
- Hubert Laws "Windows" from Laws' Cause (Atlantic) 14:53
- Ernestine Anderson "Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do" from Hello Like Before (Concord) 23:26
- Ellis Marsalis "Canadian Sunset" from On the Second Occasion (ELM) 28:45
- Russell Malone "You Should Know Better" from Playground (MaxJazz) 35:55
- Lou Donaldson "Good Gracious" from Good Gracious (Blue Note) 42:51
- Mose Allison "I'm Not Talking" from The Word from Mose (Atlantic) 49:48
- Arturo Sandoval "Blue 93" from Dream Come True (GRP) 52:13
- Paul Bley "Fig Foot" from Not Two, Not One (ECM) 58:28
- Mark Turner "Myron's World" from Temporary Kings (ECM) 1:04:14
- Andrew Cyrille "Labroba" from Labroba (ECM) 1:11:31
- Old and New Dreams "Open or Close" from Old and New Dreams (ECM) 1:17:04
- Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays "Ozark" from As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls (ECM) 1:26:40
- Billy Hart "Song for Balkis" from All Our Reasons (ECM) 1:30:29
- Marcin Wasilewski "Actual Proof" from Live (ECM) 1:41:48
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