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Andrew Hill

EPISODE · Aug 31, 2007 · 37 MIN

Andrew Hill

from Jazz Library · host BBC Radio 3

Widely regarded as one of the great innovaters in Jazz Piano, Andrew Hill passed away in April of 2007. To celebrate his life Alyn Shipton and Trumpeter Bryon Wallen, who worked regularly with Hill, select highlights from the pianist's recorded catalogue.

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