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Welcome. Friends and music lovers to

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this week's edition of In the

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Groove, Jazz and Beyond. My name's

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Ken Laster. I've got a couple

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extended tracks to play on this

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week's episode, so I'll be keeping

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the microphone bit breaks to a

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minimum. Were going to start today

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show with a classic recording from

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John Coltrane are where he breaks

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out the soprano saxophone which was

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given to him as a gift.

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From. Miles Davis are going to

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hear for Miles Davis later

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in this show. so let's

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get right into it. This

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song really doesn't need an

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introduction. John Coltrane plane the

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Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. My

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favorite things from the sound

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of music. Let's listen to

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A 20-minute

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set of uninterrupted music

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to classic recordings. The last

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thing you heard, Sonny Rollins,

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Asiatic Raze, that is a

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Kenny Dorham composition. The

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album is Nuke's time. Nuke

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being a nickname for Sonny

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Rollins because of his resemblance

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to Brooklyn Dodger

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pitcher Don Newcomb. And

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this is a recording from 1959 featuring

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a great quartet, Sonny Rollins

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on tenor saxophone, Wynton Kelly

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on piano, Doug Watkins on

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bass, and Philly Jo Jones

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doing a tremendous job there on

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drums. Before that, we heard from

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John Coltrane, My Favorite Things,

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a classic recording in the

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jazz canon. And that

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features the beginnings of

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the great John Coltrane quartet,

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John Coltrane on soprano saxophone,

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McCoy Tyner on piano, Steve

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Davis on bass, and Elvin

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Jones on drums. We're going

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to bring things more up to

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date on this next track, a

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brand new album from trumpeter Eddie

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Henderson, a great album that was

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released towards the end of last

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year. Name of

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the album is Witness to History,

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and I kind of take it

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as a retrospective on Eddie Henderson's

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career. It's a fine album. You

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should check it out. It features

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besides Eddie Henderson on trumpet, Donald

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Harrison on saxophone, George

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Cables on piano. Gerald Cannon

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on bass and Lenny White on

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drums. We're going to hear a track called Why

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by Joe Farrell from the album

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Moon Germs. I played another version

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of that piece from Stan

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Getz last week, but I like this one

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a lot better. It's Joe

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Farrell on soprano sax, Herbie Hancock

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on electric piano, Stanley Clarke on

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bass, and Jack De Jeanette on

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drums. We started out that set

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with Eddie Henderson, fine trumpet

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player from his album Witness to History.

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We heard, why not? You

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are listening to In the Groove

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Jazz and Beyond. My name's Ken

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Laster. We are a radio show

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of the conversation on jaztodon.com. We're

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gonna finish today's show with Miles

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Davis. We started the show with

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John Coltrane and those two great

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artists are icons

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in the jazz world.

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They are inextricably linked,

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both as bandmates and

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on their own as innovators in

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jazz music who set the

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direction of jazz music for years

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to come. We're

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gonna hear from the album,

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Bitches Brew, a 1969 release

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that shocked the jazz world

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with its fusion sound. We're

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going to hear Spanish Key

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from Miles Davis, Bitches Brew. 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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