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Wetf Id 0:01:4 TIME ARTIST TITLE ALBUM 0:01:34 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0000 (12am 4/25/2018) 0:01:36 ~[000000] WETF ID 0:01:40 PROMO Front Row Seat 0:02:10 Jon Hendricks Stardust Freddie Freeloader 0:05:52 Béla Fleck; Edgar Meyer; Zakir Hussain In Conclusion, for banjo, tabla & double bass Melody of Rhythm: Triple Concerto & Music for Trio 0:12:12 Pérez Prado Guantanamera Hall of Fame: Historia Musical, Vol. 2 Disc 2 0:15:27 Jazz Funk Soul D.C. Jazz Funk Soul 0:19:22 Fred Knapp Trio Surry Hills How Deep Is The Ocean 0:23:48 Ray Charles Unchain My Heart Anthology 0:26:31 Billie Holiday; Teddy Wilson Miss Brown to You Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles Disc 1 0:29:28 Sergio Mendes Viramundo Celebration: A Musical Journey Disc 1 0:32:22 Dave Samuels Mambo de Luna (Para Cachao) Mosaic 0:39:11 Glenn Miller I Close My Eyes 0:41:39 Gus Arnheim And His Orchestra Feelin' Good Gus Arnheim: From Films And Records 0:44:53 Loading playlist for 01:00 0:44:59 Joe Probst Tune for the Toes Kickin' Back 0:47:30 Rabo de Lagartixa Que Graca! Quebra-Queixo: Jawbreaker 0:51:57 Joe Henderson Blues on the Corner The Blue Note Years (Disc 4) 0:57:51 Bobby Morganstein Besame Mucho Party Request Series, Vol. 2: Latin & Ballroom 1:00:52 Skipped Track: "Choc Quib Town; Santana; Ziggy Marley"Iron Lion Zion 1:00:52 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0100 (1am 4/25/2018) 1:00:54 ~[010000] WETF ID 1:00:58 Cities 1:01:36 Renato Anesi A Ginga do Mané Dez Anos Depois 1:04:29 Benny Green Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope 1:13:12 Martin Hesselbach, Corman, And Roberto Herrador Recuerdos Salsa Picante - Opus De Salsa 1:19:02 Bob Robert / Gerardo, Freddy / July July / Rikarena / MegaRokabanda Mix [Version]: / Serrat, PorJoan Ti A Voy / Villalona a Cambiar/Llego / l Calvo, Josel Amor/ElMerengue Maiz/Reloj/Qu Mix Total - Varios 1:23:36 Duke Ellington Body And Soul Duke Ellington Plays Standards 1:28:28 Tony Bennett & Bill Evans Make Someone Happy Together Again 1:32:00 Esperanza Spalding Wild Is the Wind Chamber Music Society 1:37:17 Cubanismo! Pa' Que Gozen The Very Best of ¡Cubanismo!: ¡Mucho Gusto! 1:42:46 Bill Evans My Foolish Heart Waltz For Debby 1:44:50 Loading playlist for 02:00 1:47:37 Stanley Clarke Band Up Up 1:50:51 Geof Bradfield Quintet Yellow Gal Ou Roots 1:54:24 Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock & Jack DeJohnette Paradox Always Let Me Go (Disc 1) 2:03:06 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0200 (2am 4/25/2018) 2:03:08 ~[020000] WETF ID 2:03:12 OPEN MIKE 2 2:04:00 Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane Off Minor Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane 2:09:10 Count Basie Good Morning Blues Swinging The Blues - 1930-1939 2:12:20 Tito Puente y su orquesta Ran Kan Kan Cuando Suenan Los Tambores 2:15:16 Miles Davis Seven Steps To Heaven The Complete Concert 1964: My Funny Valentine + Four and More (Disc 2) 2:23:00 Goran Ivanovic Svatbarska Racenica Goran Ivanovic Group 2:28:01 Chet Baker And Art Pepper C.T.A Playboys 2:33:09 Thelonious Monk Ruby My Dear Genius Of Modern Music, Vol. 1 2:36:15 Caribbean Jazz Project A Night in Tunisia Caribbean Jazz Project: New Horizons 2:41:16 Cannonball Adderley & Bill Evans Know What I Mean? (retake 7) Know What I Mean? 2:44:53 Loading playlist for 03:00 2:45:53 Glenn Miller Chattanooga Choo Choo Legendary Performer 2:50:07 ~[025000]SPONSOR PLUMROSE 2:50:56 Tord Gustavsen Trio Song of Yearning Changing Places 2:58:54 The Dave Brubeck Quartet Take Five Time Out 3:04:10 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0300 (3am 4/25/2018) 3:04:12 ~[030000] WETF ID 3:04:16 PROMO Shaving Your Eyebrows 2 3:04:51 Lenny White Away Go Troubles Down The Drain Venusian Summer 3:08:14 Carmen McRae Still We Dream (Ugly Beauty) Carmen Sings Monk [Bonus Tracks] 3:11:28 Los soneros de Camacho Cumbanchero Cuba Vista [Import] (2 of 2) 3:15:08 The Brecker Brothers Some Skunk Funk Billboard Top Contemporary Jazz: Rock 3:20:55 The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Down By The Riverside Funeral For A Friend 3:25:54 Chet Baker And Bud Shank Let Me Be Loved (Vocal) The James Dean Story (OST) 3:28:06 return to forever Space Circus Hymn Of The Seventh Galaxy 3:33:38 Patato Guloya swing 3:38:01 Cannonball Adderley Minha Saudades Cannonball's Bossa Nova 3:40:19 Carlinhos Brown; Tata 'Caramba' Monalê Aguaxire/Saleromi The Rough Guide to the Music of Brazil, Vol. 2 3:43:10 Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie Leap Frog (Master Take) Bird And Diz 3:44:51 Loading playlist for 04:00 3:45:38 Roomful of Blues Red, Hot and Blue Jazz for the Open Road [Savoy Jazz] Disc 1 3:48:50 Vocal Sampling La Negra Tomasa Una Forma Mas 3:52:29 Bill Evans So What Blue in Green [Milestone] 3:59:27 Skipped Track: "Esperanza Spalding" Crowned & Kissed 3:59:27 Skipped Track: "Johnny Hodges And His Orchestra" Day Dream 3:59:27 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0400 (4am 4/25/2018) 3:59:29 ~[040000] WETF ID 3:59:33 THIS IS THE GIG 3:59:56 Ben Schmidt-Swartz Nelson Oliva Group Mastermind Mastermind 4:07:31 Ellis & Branford Marsalis Sweet Lorraine Loved Ones 4:11:46 Pastor Juan Negra Presuntuosa Chinchano 4:17:35 Count Basie Swingin' the Blues The Complete Decca Recordings 4:20:20 Benny Green Patience Kaleidoscope 4:25:49 Charlie Byrd; Ken Peplowski The Girl from Ipanema Colors of Latin Jazz: Shades of Jobim 4:29:54 0 Top Up files loaded 4:30:30 Goran Ivanovic Kalajdzisko Oro Goran Ivanovic Group 4:33:31 Paolo Conte L' Ultima Donna The Best of Paolo Conte [RCA] 4:37:04 Miles Davis & John Coltrane Buda Miles & Coltrane [Live] 4:41:17 Duke Ellington It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) Ken Burns Jazz: The Story of America's Music Disc 2 4:44:23 Billie Holiday; Teddy Wilson Easy Living Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles Disc 2 4:44:55 Loading playlist for 05:00 4:47:24 Preservation Hall Jazz Band Rip 'Em Up Joe New Orleans - Volume II 4:54:05 Chicha Libre El Carincero de Chicago Canibalismo 4:57:55 Glenn Miller IveGotRhythm 5:01:28 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0500 (5am 4/25/2018) 5:01:30 ~[050000] WETF ID 5:01:34 PROMO Jazz Greatest 5:02:07 Charles Mingus Things Ain't What They Used to Be Mingus Ah Um [50th Anniversary Legacy Edition] Disc 2 5:06:31 Tommy Dorsey Symphony In Riffs The Greatest Of Swing 5:09:47 Trio Pantango La Bordona [Tango] World Dance: Tango Argentino 5:13:34 Ray Brown Trio America the Beautiful Walk On 5:17:33 Weather Report Will Sweetnighter 5:23:42 The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Night Train Live Mardi Gras At Montreux 5:27:55 Jazz Funk Soul Silent Partner Jazz Funk Soul 5:34:04 Oro solido La nalgadita Supercumbiando 5:37:18 Gary McFarland O Morro Latin Jazz for Lovers 5:40:47 Jon Hendricks Take the 'A' Train Freddie Freeloader 5:43:43 Harry Connick, Jr Forever, For Now We Are In Love 5:44:54 Loading playlist for 06:00 5:47:52 Laurenza Ernst Green I Have My Doubts Sightline 5:52:31 Unknown artist Track 4 5:57:53 Bill Evans One for Helen Blue in Green [Milestone] 6:04:12 -------------- Hour Marker -------------- 0600 (6am 4/25/2018) 6:04:14 ~[060000] WETF ID 6:04:18 WETF address 6:04:56 Thelonious Monk Don't Blame Me Paris 1969 6:09:50 Branford Marsalis Quartet My Ideal Four MFs Playin' Tunes 6:19:09 Ron Carter Quartet & Vitoria Maldonado With Ruria LugarDurpat's Comum 'Brasilian Orchestra' Brasil L.I.K.E. 6:23:18 Count Basie Jumpin' At The Woodside Swinging The Blues - 1930-1939 6:26:18 Al Di Meola Island Dreamer Scenario 6:30:15 Rhio I Think About Us Sunshine Girl 6:34:18 Art Tatum Trio I Got Rhythm A Jazz Anthology Of Legendary Performers - Milestones 6:36:31 Los Aragon El cable 15 Exitos 6:39:21 João Lucas e Diogo Panrampampam 6:41:40 Carlos Buono Retrato de Nana The Rough Guide to Tango 6:44:44 Benny Carter & His All Star Orchestra; 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