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September Birthday Salutes
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Thanks to our most engaged listeners of the week in: Strasbourg (France), Kiev (Ukraine), Musashino/Tokyo (Japan) & Minsk (Belarus)
Playlist
- Gene Harris "Old Funky Gene's" from Funky Gene's (Concord) 00:00
- Jack McDuff "Opus De Funk" from Soul Circle (Prestige) 06:18
- Horace Silver "Come On Home" from Finger Poppin' (Blue Note) 14:10
- Peter Bernstein "Pannonica" from Signs Live (Smoke Sessons) 19:43
- Art Pepper "Straight, No Chaser" from So In Love (Artists House) 28:44
- Tony Dagradi "Monk's Mood" from Gemini Rising (Astral Music) 35:06
- Onaje Allan Gumbs "That's The Way Of The World" from Just Like Yesterday (Pony Canyon) 39:57
- Cannonball Adderley "Sack O Woe" from Phenix (Fantasy) 46:19
- Bob Reynolds/Juan Rollan "Out Of Nowhere" from Deja Vu (self-release) 51:45
- Gary Bartz "Come With Me/Hustler's Holler" from The Blues Chronicles (Atlantic) 57:39
- Matt Wilson "Free Range Chicken" from As Wave Follows Wave (Palmetto) 1:02:02
- Fats Navarro "Fat Girl" from Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49 (Mosaic) 1:07:56
- Fats Navarro "Ice Freezes Red" from Classic Savoy Be-Bop Sessions 1945-49 (Mosaic) 1:11:59
- Bud Powell "Tempus Fugue-it" from Complete Bud Powell On Verve (Verve) 1:14:39
- Bud Powell "I'll Keep Loving You" from Complete Bud Powell On Verve (Verve) 1:17:05
- Akiko Tsuruga "Orange Coals" from Equal Time (Capri) 1:19:51
- Ken Vandermark "Cut To Fit" from Design In Time (Delmark) 1:26:33
- Oliver Lake/William Parker "Variation On A Theme Of Marvin Gaye" from For Roy (Intakt) 1:32:41
- John Coltrane "Chasin The Trane" from Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings (Impulse) 1:37:53
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