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Wayne Shorter, Wayne Escoffery, Gordon Louis & Tracy Yang
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We also showcase the impressive sounds of jazz heavyweights with new 2024 albums, including Ben Wolfe, Peter Bernstein, Wayne Escoffery, and Michael Wolff. And, the hour isn't complete without the sizzling chops of Godwin Louis and Stuart Mack. To wrap things up, we bring you a thrilling track from the legendary vibes master Terry Gibbs, featuring unreleased gems from his Dream Band lost tapes, just ahead of his monumental 100th birthday.
Get ready to dig into some irresistible jazz, my friends.
Playlist
- Tracy Yang Jazz Orchestra "Scene Taiwan Collection II Sea Swell" Or (BJUR) 0:00
- Host talks 5:45
- Wayne Shorter "Zero Gravity Unbound" Celebration, Volume 1 (Blue Note) 6:55
- OJT "Loose Space" Getting it Going (Jazz Daddy Records) 10:38
- Host talks 16:00
- Ben Wolfe "Occam's Razor" The Understated (Outside in Music) 16:40
- The Headhunters "The Stuntman" Advanced Single (Ropeadope) 20:28
- Host talks 26:20
- Peter Bernstein "Ditty for Dewey" Better Angels (Smoke Sessions) 26:58
- Stuart Mack "Vibrations" Vibrations (Outside in Music) 32:41
- Host talks 37:41
- Wayne Escoffery "Since I Fell For You" Alone (Smoke Sessions) 38:17
- Godwin Louis "Vini Non" Psalms and Proverbs (Blue Room Music) 43:11
- Host talks 48:39
- Michael Wolff "Could Be" Memoir (Sunnyside) 49:02
- Host talks 51:57
- Terry Gibbs Dream Band "Bright Eyes" Terry Gibbs Dream Band -Vol. 7 The Lost Tapes, 1959 -2024 (Whaling City Sound) 52:48
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