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New music from guitarist Jeff Jensen just as we were I was called away and take a. Sweet little instrumental that he wrote called something in the water in the for that for me Del Mark tribute album it s Dell marks 65th anniversary we heard well Ed and Dave welder with speak my mind started with j.b. Hutto from Slide winder we heard the title track. From that will and blues with a feeling Don t cry We ll be back next Sunday 6 to 9 pm with more blues you re listening to. Each point 7 f.m. Alamosa Colorado New Mexico 98.7 So watch Colorado and streaming worldwide carers e r g connecting cultures along the upper Rio Grande Valley. For final chapter jams the. Final Chapter Jazz will start out with. Something you probably heard before one of the more recognizable. Tunes Paul Desmond and Dave Brubeck. If. It is. The. Time to. Face. The face of. The. If. From the. Film. The. Will. Will. Will will will will will will will will will. It s. Also. Incredible Jimmy Smith from 165 from Oregon swi
K.v.a. And Hayes a service of High Plains Public Radio the availability of h.p.r. As web stream is due to the long term financial support of individuals all across the country you can do your part to keep the service going by becoming a new member today at h.p. P.r. Dot org. Zip. It s the 2nd half of radio deluxe from high atop Lexington Avenue I m John Pizzarelli along with my bride of 20 years. And we I was saying in the 1st half how we were going to play songs about we played at 3 songs about. Jazz locations and I thought we would open this set with songs about jazz musicians so that was the our bird suite about Charlie Parker song by Bob Doro Bob Doro. From his devil may care record I was. Going to be. The next song is sung by Dinah Washington it was written by Benny Golson and it was written as a tribute to the late great Clifford Brown and this is called I Remember Clifford Dinah Washington on radio Deluxe. a man. If I was still good. That was Dinah Washington and I Remember C
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