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Wayne Shorter, Samara Joy, Barker/Irabagon/Parker, Tom Johnson Jazz Orchestra
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During this week's two-hour program of Jazz and improvised music—saxophonist Wayne Shorter; vocalist Samara Joy; Meva's Journal; trombonist Ryan Keberle; drummer Gerald Cleaver; keyboardist, composer and bandleader Tom Johnson; and The Impanemas.Playlist
- Wayne Shorter "Zero Gravity to the 15th Dimension" from Celebration, Vol. 1 (Blue Note) 11:42
- Sara Serpa "Mercy and Caprice" from Recognition: Music for a Silent Film (Biophilia) 3:39
- Michael Mayo "Frenzy" from Fly (Mack Avenue) 2:35
- Samara Joy "Autumn Nocturne" from Portrait (Verve) 3:46
- Joe Lovano "Early Autumn" from I'm All for You: Ballad Songbook (Blue Note) 7:31
- Méva's Journal "Chandelier" from Chimera (4000) 8:46
- Andrew Barker "Fly Anew" from Bakunawa (Out of Your Head) 8:47
- Luther Allison "The Things We Used to Say" from I Owe It All To You (Posi-Tone) 5:32
- Ryan Keberle "Fooled and Pushed Apart" from Bright Moments (Posi-Tone) 5:42
- Steve Beresford "Sand from a Desert" from Dancing The Line—Anne Maire Beretta/ (WeWantSounds) 3:53
- Gerald Cleaver "The Process" from The Process (577/Positive Elevation) 36:54
- Tom Johnson Jazz Orchestra "Cats and Mouses" from Time Takes Odd Turns (Tom Johnson) 6:06
- Roy Hargrove's Crisol "Priorities" from Grande-Terre (Verve) 5:18
- The Impanemas "Taioba" from Samba Is Our Gift (Far Out Recordings) 3:11
- George Shearing "All or Nothing At All" from Latin Affair (Capitol) 2:53
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