Jose Reyes

Jose Reyes

Super “Blue” Tuesday Jazz Presentation

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This Super Tuesday Jazz Presentation will totally concentrate on only song titles that start with the word “Blue.” As one can imagine how many Jazz songs that have the word Blue in the title but there are many more with the word Blues in the title, those are not included on this particular presentation. That goes for the Jazz song titles that have the word Blue in it but do not start with it, they are not included in this presentation either. I left many great songs out because they were not as consistent with the others but these will do. Check the schedule link for play times, enjoy!

Thelonious Monk “Blue Monk”:

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