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Ok, thanks for the response. The one I have is the 3cd Verve set.

And Organissimo is repeating today on the jazz stream: https://wblv.streamguys1.com/JFBL

Organissimo tonight on Jazz From Blue Lake.

Good article, and several of these I don't own or haven't heard.

Is the "Dippermouth Blues" here an edit? It sounds as if Armstrong plays the same solo twice. His take on the classic King Oliver solo is hip, love it.

"Concert made possible by a donation from Ken and Nancy Dryden." Way to go!

Retrospective features for April 2026 Named artist's music is heard in the first 20 minutes or so of each hour. Wednesdays at midnight to 1 a.m. Thursday morning, "Out On Blue Lake." Then all stream the next day from www.bluelakeradio.org 1. Booker Little, trumpet/composition 2. WFMT 3. Coleman Hawkins with Oscar Pettiford Trio live in Essen, Germany 6. Paul Keller, bass 7. Billie Holiday, voice 8. Organissimo, band 9. Steve Talaga, piano/composition 10. Freddie Hubbard, trumpet 13. Bud Freeman, tenor saxophone 14. Aubrey Johnson, voice 15. Alice Coltrane, piano/harp 16. Klas Lindquist, alto saxophone 17. Miles Davis, trumpet/bandleader 20. Nicole Zuraitis, voice 21. Dave Douglas, trumpet 22 Charles Mingus, bass/piano 23. Dave Slonaker Big Band 24 Ella Fitzgerald, voice 27 Scott Robinson, multi-instrumentalist 28 Supersax, band 29 Duke Ellington, composer/bandleader/pianist 30 Herbie Hancock, keyboards/bandleader

https://chicagoreader.com/music/the-secret-history-of-chicago-music/edward-wilkerson-aacm-bold-souls-shadow-vignettes-extraordinary-popular/

Each evening Monday through Friday, we feature an artist or recording in the first 20 minutes of each hour (except Wednesday at midnight edt which is given to "Out On Blue Lake"). Here is the list of "retrospective" features for this month. And, again, the program then streams the following day: March 2026 2 Miles Davis, Kind of Blue 3 Emmet Cohen, piano 4 Jan Garbarek, saxophones 5 Jeremy Pelt, trumpet 6 Ken Peplowski, clarinet/tenor saxophone 9 George Coleman, saxophones 10 Bix Beiderbecke, cornet 11 Adam O’Farrill, trumpet 12 Kenny Drew, piano 13 Branford Marsalis, saxophones 16 Tommy Flanagan, piano 17 Nat “King” Cole, piano/voice 18 Bill Frisell, guitar 19 Keith Jarrett, piano 20 Wynton Marsalis, trumpet 23 WFMT 24 WFMT 25 WFMT 26 WFMT 27 WFMT 30 Marilyn Crispell, piano 31 Joel Ross, vibes

Sad indeed.

You bet, appreciate you checking it out. The Arno Marsh at the very bottom is from 1983, shortly after I started here at Blue Lake. It's a live hit from a club in Grand Rapids called "Pier 28" and was one hour out of entire weekend that Arno had at the club, including a 3 or 4 tenor melee to end it all. Randy plays drums, the wonderful soul brother Eddie Russ is on piano and the bassist is Jeff Beavan, a Grand Rapids guy. Check out Arno playing like 5 choruses on "Body and Soul." Also down there is the Blue Lake Faculty at The White Sands which included trumpeter Louis Smith. His feature on "Oleo" opens the second hour of that, I believe. The Louis Bellson Explosion and Blue Lake Monster with Marcus Belgrave are also highlight the archive.

And for an archive of past performances and interviews from our studios please see: https://bluelake.ncats.net/ondemand.pl

From 3-08-2005, including a brief interview with both Marshall Allan and Henry Grimes, but otherwise mostly they're playing: https://bluelake.ncats.net/ondemand/Studio Performances-Henry Grimes and Marshall Allen-0-20050308.mp3

I love his book, too. Easily Slip Into Another World. His new compositional system is well explained there.

https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/S/Speakeasies-to-Symphonies