Portrait of Harold Ashby (Podcast #20-007)

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The recordings heard on this podcast episode: JEEP’S BLUES/OUT OF NOWHERE (CD: Recorded 1961 Ray Nance – trumpet; Harold Ashby, Paul Gonsalves – tenor sax; Sir Charles Thompson – piano; Aaron Bell – bass; Jo Jones – drums. I CAN’T … Continue reading →

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This episode was published on November 8, 2020.

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The recordings heard on this podcast episode: JEEP’S BLUES/OUT OF NOWHERE (CD: Recorded 1961 Ray Nance – trumpet; Harold Ashby, Paul Gonsalves – tenor sax; Sir Charles Thompson – piano; Aaron Bell – bass; Jo Jones – drums. I CAN’T … Continue reading...

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