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Resilience! New Orleans' Trombone Shorty, Linda May Han Oh, Ambrose Akinmusire show us how to thrive in tough times. Also unreleased tunes from Victoria Williams!
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New music from Trombone Shorty, Victoria Williams and Behn Gillece, and a remastered classic solo work from Thelonious MonkPlaylist
- Trombone Shorty "Under the Bridge" from Second Line Sunday (Self-Produced) 00:00
- Sarah Buechi "The Bird that Talks the Truth" from Pink Mountain Sagas (Intakt) 4:18
- Bob Schlesinger "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" from Falling From Earth (Self-Produced) 10:13
- Victoria Williams "Kids" from Songs and Snippets (Self-Produced) 16:33
- Host Speaks 20:40
- Ben Thomas Tango Project "An Unapologetic Shift of Perspective" from The Hat with the Grin and the Chuckle (Origin) 22:59
- Linda May Han Oh "Just Waiting" from Strange Heavens (Biophilia) 27:58
- Ambrose Akinmusire "Muffled Screams" from Honey from a Winter Stone (Nonesuch) 32:00
- Host Speaks 47:24
- Terri Lyne Carrington Christie Dashiell "Triptych: Resolve/Resist/Reimagine" from We Insist 2025! (Candid) 49:37
- Mac Gollehon "Pistoleros" from Pistoleros (Self-Produced) 56:56
- Yuko Mabuchi "The Lion and the Lamb" from Quantum (Vista) 1:02:01
- Host Speaks 1:06:15
- Behn Gillece "Beyond The Veil" from Pivot Point (Posi-Tone) 1:08:20
- Amina Claudine Myers "Steal Away" Solace of the Mind (Red Hook) 1:13:40
- Thelonious Monk "All Alone" from Thelonious Himself (Craft) 1:16:36
- Victoria Williams "Closer" from Unreleased Songs (Self-Produced) 1:21:29
- Host Speaks 1:29:08
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Hobart Taylor
Trombone Shorty & The New Breed Brass Band
Sarah Buechi
Bob Schlesinger
Victoria Williams
Ben Thomas Tango Project
Linda May Han Oh
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Terri Lyne Carrington
Christie Dashiell
Mac Gollehon
Yuko Mabuchi
Behn Gillece
Amina Claudine Myers
Thelonious Monk
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