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Wayne Shorter: Footprints of a Soothsayer
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In loving tribute to Mr. Gone.
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Wayne Shorter, Milton Nascimento "Beauty and the Beast" Native Dancer (Columbia/Legacy) 0:16
- Host talks 5:20
- Camille Bertault "Casa de jade (House of Jade)" Pas de géant (O'Keh) 7:03
- Host talks 10:17
- Yuri Honing, Vince Mendoza "Elegant People" Symphonic (Jazz in Motion) 11:43
- Joni Mitchell "You've Changed" Both Sides Now (Warner Bros.) 18:00
- Host talks 22:58
- Don Grolnick "Water Babies" Medianoche (Warner Bros.) 24:58
- Wayne Horvitz "Armageddon" Solos (Songlines) 32:03
- Michael Moore - Clarinet Trio "Albatross" Bering (Ramboy) 36:59
- Host talks 40:04
- Jimmy Rowles, Stan Getz "Lester Left Town" The Peacocks (Columbia) 41:37
- Dee Dee Bridgewater "Long Time Ago" Red Earth (EmArcy) 47:27
- Host talks 54:12
- Raphaël Pannier Quartet "ESP" Faune (French Paradox) 55:16
- Kari Ikonen "Pinocchio" Impressions, Improvisations and Compositions (Ozella) 1:03:00
- Host talks 1:06:39
- Jerry Bergonzi "Fall" Vertical Reality (Musidisc) 1:07:11
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