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Sir Stevie: Jammin' on Stevie Wonder - Part 4
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Happy listening and long live Stevie!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Urbie Green with Grover Washington Jr. & David Matthews' Big Band "I Wish" Señor Blues (CTI) 0:16
- Host talks
- Billy Preston "It's My Pleasure" It's My Pleasure (A&M) 5:04
- Billy Preston "Uptight" Wildest Organ in Town! (Capitol) 8:48
- Stevie Wonder "Fingertips" The Jazz Soul of Little Stevie (Motown) 11:08
- Max Ionata, Dado Moroni "Isn't She Lovely" Two for Stevie (Via Veneto Jazz / Jandomusic) 14:03
- Host talks 18:22
- Joshua Redman "Make Sure You're Sure" Wish (Warner Jazz) 19:30
- Geri Allen "That Girl" Grand River Crossings (Motown & Motor City Inspirations) (Motema) 24:50
- Abbey Lincoln "Golden Lady" Sophisticated Abbey (Recorded Live at the Keystone Korner, 1980) (HighNote) 30:41
- Stephane Belmondo, Sylvain Luc "Ribbon in the Sky" 2.0 (naïve) 35:18
- Host talks 39:06
- SFJAZZ Collective "Visions" Music of Stevie Wonder and New Compositions: Live in New York 2011 -Season 8 (SFJAZZ) 40:30
- New West Guitar Group "Send One Your Love (feat. Gretchen Parlato)" Send One Your Love (Summit) 47:29
- Steve Khan "Go Home" Backlog (Tone Center) 52:11
- Host talks 59:58
- Herbie Hancock, Bobby McFerrin "Chan's Song (Never Said)" Round Midnight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Columbia) 1:01:40
- Slide Hampton "All in Love is Fair" Spirit of the Horn (MCG Jazz) 1:05:51
- Host talks 1:10:41
- Grover Washington Jr. "I Can't Help It" Skylarkin' (Motown) 1:13:23
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