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Segment #1: New Releases Mark Ruffin reviews the latest work of vocalese practitioner Giacomo Gates, called "Lumonosity." Neil Tesser praises the lyricism of guitarist Pat Metheny in his review of The Pat Metheny Trio's new CD, "Day Trip." |
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| Artist: Giacomo Gates CD: Luminosity Label: Doubledave Music Web site: www.doubledavemusic.com |
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| Artist: The Pat Metheny Trio CD: Day Trip Label: Nonesuch Web site: www.nonesuch.com |
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Segment #2: Discussion - And the GRAMMY® Awards Might Go To. . . Neil and Mark continue their annual tradition of toasting the GRAMMY Awards with a focus on the jazz artists in contention to win the highest honors in recorded music. |
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| Artist: Eldar CD: Re-Imagination Label: Masterworks Jazz Web site: www.sonybmgmasterworks.com |
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| Artist: Kurt Elling CD: Nightmoves Label: Concord Jazz Web site: www.concordmusicgroup.com |
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| Artist: Michael Brecker CD: Pilgrimage Label: Heads Up International Web site: www.headsup.com |
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| Artist: Hector Martignon CD: Refugee Label: Zoho Music Web site: www.zohomusic.com |
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Segment #3: Interview - Dan Morgenstern on the GRAMMY® Awards Mark and Neil welcome the dean of jazz journalists, Dan Morgenstern, for a look at the changing role - and place - of jazz in the 50 years of the GRAMMYs. |
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| Artist: Stan Getz CD: Serenity Label: Polygram Web site: www.new.umusic.com |
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| Artist: Herbie Hancock CD: River: The Joni Letters Label: Verve Web site: www.vervemusicgroup.com |
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Segment #4: "For Your Ears Only" Listening Quiz Our dueling co-hosts challenge each other with past GRAMMY Award winners. As a GRAMMY official, you'd think Neil has the advantage, and yet. . . |
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