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Welcome, friends and music lovers to this

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week's edition of In the Groove, Jazz

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and Beyond. My name's Ken

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Laster. We're going to start today's

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show with something brand new from

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the fine drummer Ulysses Owens Jr.

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from his new album entitled A

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New Beat. And it also

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features alto saxophone player Sarah Hanahan,

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who I know from my Hartford

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days. She attended

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University of Hartford, Jackie McLean's

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Institute for Jazz. Sarah

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was profoundly influenced by

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Jackie McLean, as you'll hear in this

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next piece. So let's

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begin with a Jackie

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McLean composition, Bird Lives, as

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performed by Ulysses Owens Jr.

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and New Generation Y. The

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album's entitled A New Beat. Let's

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listen to Bird Lives. You

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or. I. Mean.

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Oh. That.

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Was general Tone Do you find

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trumpet player from New York City?

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From an album entitled Excursions from

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Nineteen Ninety Eight, you heard the

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track Little Bees Poem or Bobby

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Hutcherson composition I play that last

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week. I played the original by

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Bobby Hutcherson, but this is a

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fine cover of that dutiful tuned

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and that features Gym Wrote Sunday

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on Trump That Eric Alexander on

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tenor sax, Steve Davis on trombone,

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David Hazeltine on piano. Peter

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Washington on base and Kenny

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Washington on Trump's Before that

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we heard from you receive

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Owens Junior and Generations why

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from his album a New

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Beat to start off the

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shelf Or we heard the

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track Birds Lives A is

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Jackie Mcqueen composition and that

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feature Sarah Hannahan on alto.

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Any been act on Trump

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at loot or house and

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aren't Yeah No and Philip

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Morris on base and of

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course Ulysses Owens Junior. on trump's

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next up for going to hear tune

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that was covered by some local musicians

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here in san diego i love this

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tune and i was looking it up

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to share with you from herbie hancock

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i found this alternate t which

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is very good. It's a little bit

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of an extended version from the one

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you're used to hearing from

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the album, Empyrean Islands

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by Herbie Hancock. Let's

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hear O'Liliqui Valley. O'Liliqui

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Valley by Herbie

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Hancock O'liliqui

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Valley by Herbie Hancock. oh

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music boxes

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Thank you.

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to dark

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prey fill

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your music

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Provider Which

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you vaccinated

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You flew

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on and flew

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on But

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who knew it would

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rain so long Who

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knew skies would open

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like sun gay And tear like

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tears down Light

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empty sidewalks in the

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sea That

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isn't right Now

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this cloud will disappear Overcast

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these false love blooming

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How come we'll

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be Never, never, never,

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never, never Never,

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never, never, never,

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never Do

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or lie Like

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even in the dark a

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cloudy view And

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the blue And

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water She's

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a shilling boy She's

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a shilling boy

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Oh, where she grew Did

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it hurt you? I

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know, like

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one Drowns

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a test of time

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from which it knows

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Save it for a rainy

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day Oh

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no, it would last so

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long Now

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I've been home for many four

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days And

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you have made me feel this This

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is the existence of the

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world Of hope that you're

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living in Thank

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you for watching! So

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even it

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had that I

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don't have

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a responsibility to

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to me Men

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and. How.

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many It's

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like a a a

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a a

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a a

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a a a

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The Star

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and Lost Fields Series Challenge

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Game of Thrones AUDIENCE An

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extended set of music. Perhaps 22 or

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23 minutes. The

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last one you heard was from Chris Potter,

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from a single he released. Hopefully this

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is in advance of a new album.

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The name of the track

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is Dream of Home and

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also features John Paattamoochee on

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bass Brian Blade on drums

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and Brad Meldow on piano.

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Along with Chris Potter on

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saxophones. Before that we heard

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from Nicole Zoraitis and Galad

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Hexelman, a fine guitarist. Nicole

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Zoraitis, re- recently took home

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the Grammys for the best jazz

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vocal album, but this is a

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single that she released

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entitled Save It for

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a Rainy Day. And

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we started out that set

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with Herbie Hancock from his

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album, Empyrean Islands. We heard

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an alternate take of O'Lilacuis

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Valley and that is

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a fine quartet of Herbie Hancock

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on piano, Freddie Hubbard on trumpet,

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Ron Carter on bass, and Tony

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Williams on drums. That

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brings us near the close of this week's

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In the Groove Jazz and Beyond. My name's

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Ken Laster. You can

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hear us over the air

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on the radio in the Hartford,

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Connecticut market at www.uh91.3fm. You

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can also hear us on an

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internet radio station and

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that's radiobobusa.com. And

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you can join me on social

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media discussing jazz music and other

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topics. And you can find

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platform. We're going to

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finish up today's show with a

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fusion favorite of mine. I'm speaking

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of John McLaughlin and the Maha

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Vishnu Orchestra. Back

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in 1974, they put out

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a very unique different album

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entitled Apocalypse with the London

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Symphony Orchestra as

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directed by Michael Tilson Thomas. And

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I just love the way

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they integrated John McLaughlin's

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intense guitar work with

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Maha Vishnu Orchestra with

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some beautiful orchestral arrangements.

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We're going to finish up the show with

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a track from that album. Titled

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vision is a naked sword. Let's

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listen to Maha Vishnu Orchestra Thank

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you for listening folks come back

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next week for another edition of

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in the groove jazz and beyond

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ha. I'm.

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early Wait

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after the

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door opens That

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wonderful ICO audio

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extract

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Ad Brit.