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While cyber security experts say with
Iran bent on revenge a cyber attack is

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a nonmilitary way to get back at the us
and it is something to worry about a.p.

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Correspondent Julie Walker
from cyber attacks on our u.s.

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Banks and other financial institutions
to our infrastructure Iran has done it

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before and will do it again says cyber
security expert Saundra Joyce of fire they

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need to attempt to create some symbolic
or meaningful action is that the revenge

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that they've been talking about but it
really needs to land short of provoking the

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full military response by the us she also
says they may attack our elections with

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disinfo mation campaigns as they've done
in the past in some cases we've seen them

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actually impersonate political candidates
on Julie Walker the United States has

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designated as Al hoc as

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a foreign tour terrorist organization
saying there Hakim ilish is

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a proxy for Iran the u.s.

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State Department said that it was also
sanctioning 2 of the group's leaders

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hundreds of u.s.

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Soldiers have deployed from Fort Bragg
North Carolina to Kuwait to serve as

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reinforcements in the Middle East amid
the rising tensions following the u.s.

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Killing of the top Iranian general tenant
Colonel Mike Burns spokesman for the 82nd

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Airborne Division told the Associated Press
that they 500 members of the divisions

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quick to point a brigade
will have been deployed in

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a few days this is wheeling News joining
the number of people who have died in

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Australia from deadly bush fires are father
and son who are battling flames for 2

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days that toll in the wildfire crisis is
now up to at least $23.00 people in New

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South Wales Rural Fire Service Commissioner
Shane Fitzsimmons says that there is

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some positive news in all of this or even
expecting some shower activity launch

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shower activity down the south coast
area across some of those farm grounds

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certainly not across the the. Hard Country
to any degree but certainly coastal

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strip we're expecting to see some reprieve
and Australian Prime Minister Scott

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Morrison says though cooler weather has
come into southern Australia fires continue

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to burn in many areas while the weather
conditions have improved as you would have

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heard as reported from New South Wales and
Victoria there are still many flaws that

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are rising and there is

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a very significant fire farting if it
which is continuing by Saturday evening

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$3600.00 firefighters are battling blazes
across New South Wales State Bar was lost

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in some areas as fires down transmission
lines and residents were warned that the

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worst may be yet to come u.s.

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President Trump launched

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a new coalition to secure evangelical voters
support for his reelection delivering

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a rally style speech and in front of
thousands of cheering Christians in

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a Miami mega church Friday ministries one
of the largest Hispanic churches in the

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United States Mr Trump's rally there
acknowledge the power of envy evangelical and

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Latino voting blocks as his campaign
tries to shore up support ahead of the

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November presidential election
evangelical voters made up

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a substantial part of Mr Trump's base
in 2016 and could pave the way toward

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securing the president's reelection and
2020 Mr Trump also announced that he will

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soon be taking action to safeguard students
and teachers 1st Amendment rights to

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pray in schools. Hong Kong
authorities activated

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a newly created serious response
level as fears spread about

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a mysterious infectious disease that may
have been brought back by visitors to

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a mainland Chinese city
the government launched

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a new response plan for Infectious Diseases
of unknown cause it earlier stepped up

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temperature checks said border crossings
at least 44 people have been infected in

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the city of La Hahn and 8 possible cases
have been reported in Hong Kong the Al

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break has revived memories of the 20022003
SARS epidemic which killed more than 700

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people in mainland China Hong Kong and
elsewhere I'm Tommy McNeill dealing.

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With the. With the.

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6 The low again Happy New Year 2020 our 1st
show of the new year it's jazz America

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m b o

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a one on this edition of the program we're
going to celebrate the 100th birthday of

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one of the greatest jazz drummers of all
time the late great Art Blakey is leader

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of the Jazz Messengers. 6.

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Just this past October the 11th
and 1919 the great drummer

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Art Blakey was born in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
one of the centers for jazz in art

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in general in the United States he moved
to New York City after years of traveling

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the world and making jazz history and
died at the age of 71. And in October of

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1990 he's known as one of the
great musicians and band leaders

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great drummer and percussionist who led
his own band Art Blakey in the Jazz

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Messengers for years
beginning in the 1950 s.

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He worked with

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a number of great musicians including
Horace Silver who he co-led the Jazz

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Messengers with until Horace decided to
take off and start his own band and then

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left the name the Jazz Messengers with
art and he brought in so many fantastic

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musicians to work with him teaching some
of the younger generation of players and

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you'll hear all about that and hear lots
of the great music that he made over the

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years on this edition of jazz America let's
begin with some of his earliest work

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recorded in New York in 1956 he always had

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a host of fantastic players working with
him including the great saxophonist Jackie

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MacLean who joined him on this song
cranky spankie the great Art Blakey

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100 years old just last year celebrated
on this edition of jazz America.

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I've.

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Played.

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Then. Moment Brian the blue. Suits. Do.

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Everybody in the

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a moan the. Men find me moanin.
Because of all the trouble

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as. Life is

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a losing gambler and he. Knows that. We

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. Will.

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Moan and. Come up. With the gamble to

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be. Back in the mold.

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But it.

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11.

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Illo.

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Sunday moanin. And

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a blue. Ribbon in.

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Every Vin find me moment. But of
all of the trouble I'm seeing for.

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The new gamble to leave
me about him than I.

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Can find me mon in. The
cupboard I see. Life been

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a gamble for me.

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One of the premier vocalists in jazz today
paying old Mas' to the late great Art

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Blakey That's Gregory Porter with

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a Paul Zauner blue brass and their version
of maybe Art Blakey is most famous

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song ever moanin from the album

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a great voices of Harlem I hope you enjoyed
that in our celebration of the great

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Art Blakey continuing here on jazz America
and what a story is his work with

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a young artists that he gave

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a big helping hand to including Listen to
this list Freddie Hubbard Wayne Shorter

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leave Morgan Benny Golson Kenny door I'm
Hank Mobley Donald Byrd Jackie McLean

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Johnny Griffin Curtis Fuller Chuck Mann
Joni Chick Corea Keith Jarrett cedar Walton

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Woody Shaw and went in and Branford
Marsalis we're going to hear Wynton and

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Branford working with Art Blakey in the
Jazz Messengers after we get some thoughts

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from. Went in about Mr Blakey his great
teacher here on jazz America this is for

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the folks around the world that would love
to be able to hang with Wynton Marsalis

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in just a couple of minutes of
doing just that and this is

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a very nice time in your life
is it not winter because of

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a lot of great things to celebrate at this
point in their shores no complaints you

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know I get e-mails from all over the world
it's an astounding thing and so many of

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the younger people are writing me saying
I love jazz I want to be I want to be

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a jazz musician I want to be involved in
a kind of makes me remember that what

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a lot of people have said about you I
can't tell you how many times people have

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said remember when Leonard Bernstein did
the concerts for kids and they and when

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thousands doing the same
thing that's got to be

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a really good feeling to know that that
you're keeping the ball rolling to

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a certain extent and I'd
like for you to kind of give

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a thought to those folks that are listening
out there those young people the semi

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those e-mails that I want to study jazz I
want to learn more about jazz this is an

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important thing to us and it
went well it is my father was

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a jazz musician he is he's

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a teacher I was always around in music
I've always tried to be accessible to the

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younger musicians I was
fortunate enough to go in

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a role when I was 18. What are Blake in
there what Herbie Hancock in all to me with

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the group and I always have kids come in
and band directors bring their kids and

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I'm always trying to do workshops and
be be around around kids and just be

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a part of shaping the world
a day into but they also do

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a lot to shape the world I'm in you know
you mentioned Art Blakey and I'm going to

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be doing that I have so many folks I've
talked to that that went to the University

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of Hart Blakey and I read

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a comment or something I think some time
from you that something along the lines of

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you would not you feel like you would not
have embraced jazz as deeply as you have

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if you had never met and worked with him
is that something close to what that quote

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might may have said I would have been but
I am very steep but I would have learned

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how to play it because in order to play
you have to be on the bandstand. It's not

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in the practice room you know it's not
some consider the workout in your house an

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Art Blakey to you. The word I
get is that it was basically

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a situation of here I go if you can jump
in here and hang with me then good luck

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and he was like a sacrificial hero

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a sacrificial here he was sacrificed his
swing for you learn not. To come to New

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York and hear him thank you man they re
rough. And let's travel back in time to

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January 1982 and to San Francisco California
to the famous club the Keystone corner

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for Art Blakey on drums with went and
Marsalis on trumpet and his brother Branford

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Marsalis on saxophone doing felonious Monk's
classic in walk to bud on jazz America

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from v.o.a.

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One. I've

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.

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Played.

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Leg.

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Length.

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11.

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Leg.

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From the decade of the 1980s just one of
the great bands known as Art Blakey and

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the Jazz Messengers in this case including
the Marsalis brothers went in and

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Branford hope you enjoyed that great
live performance and there's more of our

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celebration of 100 years of Art Blakey
coming up but 1st I want to invite you to

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send me an email if you have a question

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a comment or maybe request for music whatever
the case may be I'd love to hear from

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you and here is the email address to which
you can write me I'll give it to you

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twice so write it down and get
in touch it's jazz America at v

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a News dot com bats jazz America
the 2 words written as one word

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at that's the at sign v.o.a. And the e.w.

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As dot com And here's

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a very nice message I've received from the
United States of America because I post

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jazz America on my own personal website
Russ Davis mojo Americans can listen to it

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as well as folks all around the world
and this gentleman wrote me Russ your

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presentation of this wonderful universe of
jazz continues to inspire me I'm really

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appreciating all of the new and great older
artists and it really keeps me going

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every day hope you're doing well and thanks
so much again Tom garron from Dallas

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Texas well thanks for listening Tom and all
the other folks around the USA as well

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as around the world that enjoy the new
jazz and the old jazz here on jazz America

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because of course we give you the best of
jazz past and present and with the next 2

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songs we're going to give you both the
past and the present simultaneously as we

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give you new releases that celebrate 2
of the greats that have left us far too

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early you'll hear Ritchie goods with the
song Eastern. Dance from his album my left

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hand

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a tribute to the great pianist Mulgrew Miller
but 1st Scott Kenzie and his band with

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their version of Joe Zawinul classic fast
city made famous by Joe and his band

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weather report it's from the new album we
speak Luna was the music of Joe Zawinul.

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Lol.

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Lol.

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Lol. Lol.

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The leg. The.

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Leg

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a. Little

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leg length.

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The.

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Leg. A little.

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Little.

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Meant.

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It.

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That's the young band leader
Richie goods from his new album

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a salute to Mulgrew Miller title my left
hand the song Eastern. So I dance another

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of the artists that were given

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a helping hand in the beginning of their
career by Art Blakey the great pianist

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who's now

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a veteran herself an award winner Joanne
backing fine pianist Let's get some

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thoughts from her before the induction
of the 2018 n.e.a. Jazz Masters n.p.r.

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National Public Radio sponsored

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a question and answer session with Jason
Moran artistic director of Jazz for

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Kennedy Center interviewing
the newly named n.e.a.

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Jazz Masters from piano player piano player
I'd like to start by inviting Joanne

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backing to the stage. You have
the story talking about being

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a parent of 4 you know living in lower yes
maybe you could share the story about

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going to slugs and sitting in one 0 yeah
Ok And they really feel like hearing some

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music and he knew he was there so I went
right around the corner to slugs in the

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bins in the great sin of fantastic
but there was no piano there was

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a guy sitting up at the piano Anyways
I'm playing so I used to sling out for

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a minute or so but he wasn't he just wasn't
playing so I'm tired when he did this

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and to the piano I just walked up and asked
him if I could play and he said yeah.

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So anyway I'm. Not to the end of this it
in that he just did me well and it was.

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You know how long was that relationship
with but about 3 years. Well Joanne backing

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certainly learned her lessons well with Art
Blakey and showed that to be true with

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all of her 20 plus albums as a
leader and her election as an n.e.a.

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Jazz master Here's a cut from her
2017 album Afton titled Haiti

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b Joanne backing on jazz. From v.o.a.

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Was.

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The be.

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Good.

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The Yahoo.

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I don't I don't I

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am good at. Little going to.

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Going and going to.

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The Yahoo.

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The so.

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Long as. You.

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A way.

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That. The.

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Player.

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A player.

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Playing a a

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a. A

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a. A a a

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a. A a

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a the to. Lead.

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Played

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the to.

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Lead. The to.

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Lead the.

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To come. Home. On. A hot and

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heavy. Metal but. On

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a moment let it.

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Fall from the home front of the hall.

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To. The front hall to.

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The.

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That.

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Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers of the
song lose their life to Blue was his

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nickname after he was briefly was known
as good luck he had been moved after

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each converted to Islam
in the late 1940 s.

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That's from the album plain as the light
and I hope you've enjoyed this celebration

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of the 100 years of the great art flick
this is Russ Davis joining me again for the

00:59:10
next edition of jazz America.

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Simon. Protesters chanted
slogans like America. Safe

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Ronnie and back militias issued veiled
threats following a deadly u.s.

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Rocket attack maybe correspondent Ben
Thomas. Thousands of mourners marched in

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a funeral procession through Baghdad for
Iran's top general and the Iraqi militant

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leaders killed in a u.s.

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Airstrike Friday Iran has vowed harsher
Taliesyn for the death of Gen Qassam So

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a Mani had to be could force. 'd
president hasn't Rouhani says the u.s.

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Made

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a big mistake the consequences of which will
be seen for years to come and Secretary

01:00:03
of State might Pompei

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o says he's been telling our allies in the
region including Iraq's president that

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the u.s. Remains committed
to deescalation but

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a series of rockets fell inside Baghdad's
Green Zone Saturday night where the u.s.

01:00:17
Embassy is located Ben Thomas Washington
cyber security experts say with Iran bent

01:00:22
on revenge a cyber attack is nonmilitary
way to get back at the u.s.

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And it is in fact something to worry about
it be correspondent Julie Walker from

01:00:33
cyber attacks on our u.s.

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Banks and other financial institutions
to our infrastructure Iran has done it

01:00:39
before and will do it again says cyber
security expert Sandra Joyce of fire they

01:00:45
need to attempt to create some symbolic
or meaningful action is that the revenge

01:00:50
that they've been talking about but it
really needs to land short of provoking this

01:00:54
full military response by the u.s.

01:00:56
She also says they may attack our elections
with just information campaigns as they

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done in the past in some cases we've
seen them actually impersonate

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a political candidate Joyce says they
can use those cyber attacks to grow

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anti-American sentiment I'm Julie Walker
and the United States is designated I say

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ad. Hoc as a foreign terrorist
organization saying the Iraqi militia is

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a proxy for Iran this is v.o.a.

01:01:24
News. The death toll in Australia from
deadly bushfires is now at least $23.00

01:01:30
people killed 2 of the latest victims are

01:01:32
a father and son who are battling the
blazes the deadly fires which have been

01:01:37
raging since September have already
burned about 5000000 hectares of land and

01:01:41
destroyed more than 1500 homes Australian
Prime Minister Scott Morrison outlined

01:01:46
some of the military assets that have
helped fight raging bushfires in Australia.

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