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Sco in Baton Rouge, Okazaki vs. Monk, Sax-less Trane covers & more
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All of that, while Lady J was on the other side of the glass waiting for a slow dance. We could not refuse!
Enjoy the show & tell your friends...
Playlist
- Chad McCullough & Michal Vanoucek "Where The Sky Cries" from The Sky Cries (Origin) 00:00
- organissimo "Clap Yo' Hands" from Alive And Kickin' (Big O) 06:56
- Robin Eubanks and Mental Images "Metamorphos" from Get 2 It (REM) 12:48
- Felice Clemente "Minoranze" from 6:35 AM (Crocevia di Suoni) 22:04
- Black Art Jazz Collective "Double Consciousness" from Presented By The Side Door Jazz Club (Sunnyside) 28:02
- John Scofield "Chariots" from Meant To Be (Blue Note) 35:23
- John Scofield "Pick Hits" from Electric Outlet (Gramavision) 42:22
- John Scofield "Slinky" from Past Present (Impulse) 48:14
- Bob Stewart "Monk's Mood" from Connections -Mind The Gap (Sunnyside) 56:52
- Thelonious Monk "Gallop's Gallop" from Live At The It Club (Columbia) 59:48
- Miles Okazaki "Gallop's Gallop" from Work (self release) 1:06:13
- John Beasley "Gallop's Gallop" from MONK'estra, Vol. 1 (Mack Avenue) 1:10:10
- Thelonious Monk "Brilliant Corners" from Brilliant Corners (Riverside) 1:13:12
- Miles Okazaki "Brilliant Corners" from Work (self release) 1:22:34
- Cassandra Wilson "Shall We Dance?" from Blue Skies (JMT) 1:25:52
- Simone Manunza "Big Nick" from Coltrane's Colours (Alessio Brocca Edizioni Musicali) 1:32:51
- Jessica Williams "Mr. Syms" from Victoria Concert (Jazz Focus) 1:41:39
- Coleman Hawkins "Isn't It Romantic" from The Chronological Coleman Hawkins 1946-1947 (Classics) 1:49:49
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