Quartet the name of the cd should say album is 1st set and what I play for you was fantasy and the that is Corsi to Walton on piano along with Bob Byrd saxophone Sam Jones on bass and Billy Higgins on drums. And then there we heard from. Jerry Mulligan from his cd Jerry Mulligan meets Johnny Hodges and what I played for you was a piece untitled Bunny. And of course we got Jerry Mulligan on baritone sax along with Johnny Hodges and alto sax with Claude Williamson on piano Buddy Clarke bass and Mel Lewis on drops. And then we open this up with. It was Clifford Jordan. And it was from the album and title firm roots and that was released back to 1905 on the steeplechase label. One of his best releases with the group behind him the magic triangle ensemble that features of course cedar Walton on piano along with Sam Jones on bass Billy Hagan s on drums. And Clifford Jordan on tenor sax. Firm roots is what I played for you from. From the cd or should say 95 could but Al Goodman there s that
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where you would. See her as the best of about. It s Little Brother Montgomery on piano and vocal one of his very early recordings from January in 1931 the 1st go high ball which was recorded at the furniture mart which is a landmark building here on Chicago s Lakeshore Drive the building is still standing in the old days it had the unfortunate address of 666 North Lake Shore Drive they ve sense change the address on the building Little Brother Montgomery and it gets a started on this hour a blues before sunrise it s the blues heritage showcase I m Steve Cushing this is the hour that we do the pre-war recordings and we re going to start the hour off with sides by tampering. We lose. Bob one. No we don t mean the north side might trigger the bomb on a side street. With minutes out there and. We knew that one of the little black males around the bonafide. Science. Lab on the outside that the result was that exactly when I went to my local to. Find another building and then find some nic