26/03/2014
Stephen Duffy presents session tracks from The James Taylor Quartet, plus an interview with Cameroonian sax legend Manu Dibango.
Stephen Duffy brings you live music from The James Taylor Quartet, plus we catch up with the Cameroonian sax legend Manu Dibango. Our pocket legend is Billy May who penned classics such as Let's Face the Music and Dance. Jazz Goes Pop this week is a Pat Metheny take on a Norah Jones hit. And there should also be time for a Zen moment to celebrate the arrival of spring.
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Nat King Cole
Let's Face The Music And Dance
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Julian ArgΓΌelles
Triality
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RenΓ© Marie
I'd Rather Be Burned As A Witch
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Session Music - James Taylor Quartet
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The James Taylor Quartet
Song For My Dad
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Jazz Goes Pop!
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Pat Metheny
Don't Know Why
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Hidden Orchestra
Fourth Wall
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John Barry
Beat For Beatniks
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Arild Andersen, Paolo Vinaccia & Tommy Smith
Raijin
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Nik Bartsch & Ronin
Modal 47
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John Coltrane
Blue Train
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Cassandra Wilson
Waters Of March
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Session Music - James Taylor Quartet
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The James Taylor Quartet
Don't Mess With Mr T
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Manu Dibango
The Panther
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Manu Dibango
A Night In Tunisia
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Pocket Legend - Billy May
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Billy May & His Orchestra
The Song Is You
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Billy May & His Orchestra
Be My Host
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Frank Sinatra
Luck Be A Lady
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Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Introducing Artist
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Jamie Smith
Kinetic
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Led Bib
Plastic Lighthouse
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- Wed 26 Mar 2014 20:05Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Scotland except Extra
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