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A short list of some of the master musicians who passed in 2020
A Jazz on the Tube playlist
1. Stanley Cowell (1941-2020) – Equipoise (00:00)
2. Lennie Niehaus (1929-2020) – Stella By Starlight (03:36)
3. Viola Smith (1912-2020) – Snake Charmer (11:18)
4. Gary Peacock (1935-2020) – The Prowler (14:06)
5. Ray Mantilla (1934-2020) – Midnight Sun (18:56)
6. McCoy Tyner (1938-2020) – Giant Steps (25:54)
7. Lee Konitz (1927-2020) – Palo Alto (29:31)
8. Henry Grimes (1935-2020) – There’ll Never Be Another You (32:05)
9. Lyle Mays (1953-2020) – Duo #1 (37:46)
10. Bucky Pizzarelli (1926-2020) – Honeysuckle Rose (44:03)
11. Lucien Barbarin (1956-2020) – Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans (51:40)
12. Ellis Marsalis (1934-2020) – The Mighty Mississippi (55:37)
13. Richie Cole (1948-2020) – Tokyo Rose Sings The Rocky Mountain Blues (59:23)
14. Jeff Clayton (1954-2020) – Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (01:05:14)
15. Jimmy Cobb (1929-2020) – If I Were A Bell (01:13:54)
16. Jimmy Heath (1926-2020) – If You Could See Me Now (01:19:43)
17. Hal Willner (1956-2020) – Amarcord (01:26:37)
18. Andy Gonzalez (1951-2020) – Misty (01:34:27)
19. Mike Longo (1939-2020) – Ocean of His Might (01:42:37)
20. Eddie Gale (1941-2020) – Afro Fire – (01:48:34)
21. Freddy Cole (1937-2020) – I’m Not My Brother, I’m Me (01:55:19)
22. Annie Ross (1930-2020) – Twisted (01:57:47)
23. Ira Sullivan (1931-2020) – Bossa for Bella (02:00:04)
24. Ryo Kawasaki (1947-2020) – Thunderfunk (02:06:25)
25. Candido (1921-2020) – Manteca (02:12:58)
26. Wallace Roney (1960-2020) – Why Should There Be Stars (02:15:50)
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P.S. At the end of every year, we put together a short (and frankly incomplete) playlist to honor some of the giants who passed in the previous year.
It’s a bittersweet project.
Sorrow at the loss of such great souls…Joy in the appreciation of what beautiful gifts they made to all of us with their lives.
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