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Tuesday, June 03, 2008

02JUN2008 Late Night Jazz Play List

Host Miles Willis

Song Title - Artist/GroupName - Album/CD Title

1.   "E.S.P." - Miles Davis - E.S.P.

Set 1
2.   "Freedom Trail" - Marcus Shelby Jazz Orchestra - Harriet Tubman
3.   "Show Me Forgiveness" - Travis Sullivan's Bjorkestra - Enjoy!

Set 2
4.   "One For One" - Andrew Hill - One For One
5.   "Ja" - Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys

Set 3
6.   "Afternoon Dreams" - Alex Sipiagin - Out of the Circle
7.   "'Round Midnight" - Miles Davis - Essential Miles Davis

Set 4
8.   "Kings of Mali" - Chico Freeman - Kings of Mali
9.   "Touareg" - Archie Shepp - Blase'

Set 5
10. "Room 608" - Don Patterson - Movin' Up
11. "Lori" -    "    "    - Steady Comin' At 'Ya

Final Selection
12. "$1000 Hat" - Tom Varner - The Mystery of Compassion




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