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Saxattack & More
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R.I.P. bassist Henry Grimes (November 3, 1935—April 15, 2020) R.I.P. saxophonist Giuseppi Logan (May 22, 1935—April 17, 2020) both 'corona-ed'
R.I.P. Michael Cogswell (September 30, 1953 -April 20, 2020)[Louis Armstrong House Museum)
Playlist
- Jared Gold "Shadowboxing" from Intuition (Posi-Tone) 00:00
- Johnny Griffin "Leave Me Alone" from Chicago, New York, Paris (Verve) 05:18
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "J. Griff's Blues" from Kirkatron (Warner Bros) 11:53
- Brad Mehldau "Beatrice" from Seymour Reads The Constitution! (Nonesuch) 19:59
- Kris Davis "Sympodial Sunflower" from Diatom Ribbons (Pyroclastic) 28:53
- Bill Evans "Wonder Why" from At Shelly's Manne-Hole (Riverside) 32:56
- Branford Marsalis "The Windup" from The Secret Between The Shadow And The Soul (Okeh) 39:38
- Branford Marsalis "Snake Hip Waltz" from The Secret Between The Shadow And The Soul (Okeh) 52:07
- Delfeayo Marsalis/Uptown Jazz Orchestra "7th Ward Boogaloo" from Jazz Party (Troubadour Jazz) 57:40
- Sidney Bechet "Rose Of The Rio Grande" from Complete Blue Note Recordings (Mosaic) 1:02:25
- Charlie Parker "Chasin' The Bird" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:08:05
- Miles Davis "Little Willie Leaps" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:10:51
- Fats Navarro "Goin' to Minton's" from Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49 (Mosaic) 1:13:37
- Miles Davis "Half Nelson" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:17:33
- Roy Eldridge/Benny Carter "I Missed My Hat" from The Urbane Sessions (Verve) 1:21:08
- Sonny Rollins "Sonnysphere" from Sonny Rollins, Volume 1 (Blue Note) 1:26:48
- Sonny Rollins "Bluesnote" from Sonny Rollins, Volume 1 (Blue Note) 1:36:59
- Sonny Rollins "How Are Things In Glocca Morra" from Sonny Rollins, Volume 1 (Blue Note) 1:43:55
- Vic Juris "United" from Eye Contact (Steeplechase) 1:50:23
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