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James Moody died last Thursday and we remember his 70th birthday celebrations. We hear new singer on CD Louise Rogers plus the elder statesman of jazz harmonica Toots Thielemans.
James Moody died last Thursday and we shall have a listen back to 15 years ago and his 70th birthday celebrations. Also in this week鈥檚 show we hear Gerry Mulligan in the 90s, a new singer on CD Louise Rogers plus the elder statesman of jazz harmonica Toots Thielemans. There鈥檚 a lovely example of Ralph Sutton and an Ellington selection while Curtis Stigers puts his talents behind a Joe Jackson song from the 80s. Ken Colyer and the band show what they can do while Coleman Hawkins is his usual self with a Hank Jones tune.
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Gerry Mulligan
Nobody Else But Me
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Louise Rogers
Comes Love
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Toots Thielemans
On Green Dolphin Street
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Ken Colyer
Margie
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Coleman Hawkins - Chant
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Jerin-Lei
In The Dark
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Cyrus Chestnut
Lover
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Bill Le Sage
You're Blase
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Kermit Ruffins
Panama
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Curtis Stigers
Fools In Love
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James Moody
Groovin' High
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Beat Kaestli
It Could Happen To You
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Ralph Sutton
Ellington Medley
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Lee Morse
'T Ain't No Sin
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Metropole Orkest
Fast City
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