El trio clàssic: Bobby Timmons Trio

Música que sona al programa: "Moanin" (de l'àlbum "This here is Bobby Timmons", 1960) Bobby Timmons, piano; Sam Jones, contrabaix; Jimmy Cobb, bateria. "Soul time" (de l'àlbum "Soul time", 1960) Blue Mitchell, trompeta; Bobby Timmons, piano; Sam Jones, contrabaix; Art Blakey, bateria. "So tired" (de l'àlbum "The Bobby Timmons Trio in person", 1961) Bobby Timmons, piano; Ron Carter, contrabaix; Albert Heath, bateria. "Sometimes I feel like a motherless child" (de l'àlbum "Born to be blue!", 1963) Bobby Timmons, piano; Ron Carter, contrabaix; Connie Kay, bateria. "Someone to watch over me" (de l'àlbum "Chun-king", 1968) Bobby Timmons, piano i vibràfon; Keter Betts, contrabaix; Albert Heath, bateria.

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