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New Oscar Peterson And Charlie Parker Recordings And More
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Newly discovered recordings from Oscar Peterson and Charlie Parker kick off a show packed with new releases. We close the program with a track from a new box set celebrating the work of bassist Scott LaFaro.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Oscar Peterson Quartet "Kelly's Blues" from City Lights The Oscar Peterson Quartet Live In Munich 1994 (Mack Avenue) 00:30
- Charlie Parker "I Found A New Baby" from Bird in Kansas City (Verve) 09:14
- Carn Davidson 9 "Wonderment (For C.J.)" from Reverence (Self Released) 12:43
- Sara Serpa "Phone Call" from Encounters and Collisions (Biophilia Records) 21:07
- Steve Allee "Zebra II" from Zebra Stories (Self Released) 27:30
- Sivan Arbel "Dreamland" from Oneness (Adhyâropa Records) 36:24
- Day Dream -Phil Haynes, Steve Rudolph, Drew Gress "African Flower" from Duke and Strays Live (Corner Stone Jazz) 45:06
- Luciana Morelli, Christian Moser, Andrea Neumann, Alfred Zimmerlin "Everything" from Conflations (Numeral) 54:44
- FluFlaFen "Sorcery Sauce" from Sorcery Sauce (WV Sorcerer Productions/Ramble Records) 1:01:45
- Stephan Micus "To The Rising Moon" from To The Rising Moon (ECM) 1:09:59
- Spinifex "Tatiana" from Drilling the Hole (TryTone Records) 1:16:52
- Camila Nebbia and Angelica Sanchez "Plasticity" from In Another Land, Another Dream (Relative Pitch Records) 1:29:08
- Ornette Coleman "WRU" from The Alchemy of Scott LaFaro—Young Meteor of the Bass (Cherry Red) 1:43:25
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Radio & Podcasts
oscar peterson
Bob Osborne
Charlie Parker
Carn Davidson 9
Sara Serpa
Steve Allee
Sivan Arbel
Day Dream Trio
Luciana Morelli
Christian Moser
Andrea Neumann
Alfred Zimmerlin
FluFlaFen
Stephan Micus
Spinifex
Camilla Nebbia
Angelica Sanchez
Ornette Coleman
Scott La Faro
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