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Sisters from Another Jazz Mother? Part 2
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Here's a playlist with a few sound-alikes, or so they sound to me.
Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Rickie Lee Jones feat. Joe Henderson, Robben Ford "Dat Dere" Pop Pop (Geffen) 0:16
- Enrico Rava "Rosa Selavy" Ah (ECM) 4:23
- Host talks 9:13
- Pat Metheny, Charlie Haden "Our Spanish Love Song" Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories) (Verve) 11:22
- Dean Martin "Mambo Italiano" Dino: The Essential Dean Martin (Capitol) 17:01
- Host talks 19:17
- Steely Dan "Gaucho" Gaucho (Geffen) 20:33
- Keith Jarrett "'Long As You Know You're Living Yours" Belonging (ECM) 25:59
- Host talks 32:08
- Keith Jarrett "The Windup" Belonging (ECM) 33:24
- Bruce Hornsby "The Windup / Big Rock Candy Mountain / Candy Mountain Run" Bride of the Noisemakers (429) 41:47
- Host talks 49:18
- Bob James "Angela (Theme from Taxi)" Touchdown (Tappan Zee) 50:14
- CeeLo Green "Sign of the Times" Heart Blanche (Atlantic) 55:54
- Host talks 58:53
- Peggy Lee "Is That All There Is?" Is That All There Is? (Capitol) 1:00:30
- Tony Coe "Mr. Lucky" Mainly Mancini (Chabada) 1:04:48
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