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Ellis Marsalis Remembered: Family Memories & Music With Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis Ellis Marsalis Remembered: Family Memories & Music With Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis March 29th, 2023 (Hour 1)
Ellis Marsalis Remembered: Family Memories & Music With Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis

There is no more recognizable family name in jazz from New Orleans and beyond than: Marsalis. We’re paying tribute to the late pianist Ellis Marsalis Jr. who passed of Covid-19 in April 2020, and to his musical sons Branford (saxophone), Wynton (trumpet), Delfeayo (trombone) and Jason (drums and vibraphone). The conversation ranges from coming of age in a family of musicians, with expectations of performing at the highest level, to the interplay of traditional and modern jazz in New Orleans. Previously unheard are Wynton’s remarkable memorial oration and a live set with youngest son Jason Marsalis playing the music of his late father. It’s the enduring and thriving musical legacy of the Marsalis family this week on American Routes.

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COUNTRY, CUBAN AND CAJUN: RAUL MALO & THE MAVERICKS; THE PINE LEAF BOYS

February 8th, 2023

We meet Raul Malo, the Miami-born and Cuban-descended singer and leader of The Mavericks, known for country, pop and roots rock. We’ll talk about that and Latin music, all behind the band’s huge success in country music and their recent successful all Spanish language recording. Then a live concert and conversation with the Pine Leaf Boys as Louisiana French two-steps meet rock n roll. Plus music from Celia Cruz, Patsy Cline, Los Lobos and Professor Longhair.

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HOUR ONE

  • Open Bed: Dance the Night Away The Mavericks
    Trampoline, MCA Nashville
  • Come On, Let's Go Los Lobos
    Just Another Band from East L.A.: A Collection, Slash
  • Hey Now Baby Professor Longhair
    Rum and Coke, Tomato
  • New San Antonio Rose Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
    The Essential Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Sony
  • Tarde Pa' Arrepentirnos (It's Too Late to Change Your Mind) Isidro Lopez
    Tejano Roots, Raices Tejana, Arhoolie
  • Siboney Cachao
    Jam Session with Feeling, Maype
  • Instrumental: Bruca Manigua Arsenio Rodriguez
    Quindembo: The Magic of Arsenio Rodriguez, Columbia
  • Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray Patsy Cline
    Patsy Cline, UMG
  • Rueda de Fuego Mingo Saldivar y sus Tremendos Cuatro Espadas
    Mingo Saldivar y sus Tremendos Cuatro Espadas—I Love My Freedom/I Love My Texas, Rounder
  • Rancho Grande Freddy Fender
    El Mejor de Freddy Fender Vol 1, UMG
  • Nuevo Laredo Sir Douglas Quintet
    Together After Five, Mercury
  • Ahi Nos Vemos Cocodrilo Marimba Orquesta Corona de Tapachula
    Corona de Exitos, Vol.1, Muzart-Balboa
  • Rico Changui Celia Cruz and Johnny Pacheco
    Tremendo Cache, Craft
  • Instrumental: Tequila The Ventures
    Play Telstar, The Lonely Bull & Others, Capitol
  • SEGMENT: Raul Malo

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  • End Bed: El Solar de Bebo Bebo Valdes
    El Solar de Bebo, Universal

HOUR two

  • Open Bed: Gimme 6 Feet Ruben Moreno and the Zydeco G's
    "Gimme 6 Feet" Ruben Moren and the Zydeco G's,
  • Bon Ton Roulet Clarence Garlow
    Zydeco Vol 1 The Early Years: 1949-1962, Smithsonian Folkways
  • Honky Tonk Gatemouth Brown
    The Man, Universal
  • Opelousas Sostan Rufus Jagneaux
    Opelousas Sostan Collection, Jin
  • I'm Leaving it Up to You Yvette Landry
    Me and T-Coe's Country, Yvette Landry
  • Instrumental: Lake Arthur Stomp David Doucet
    1957: Solo Cajun Guitar, Rounder
  • Pine Leaf Boy Two-Step Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Dream of Me/Rêve a Moi Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Je t'aime Toujours/I Love You Still Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Allons Rock n Roll/Let's Rock n Roll Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Keep Your Hands Off Of It Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Tites Yeux Noires/Little Black Eyes Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Instrumental: Bayou Sorrel David Doucet
    1957: Solo Cajun Guitar, Rounder
  • Blues de Bosco Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Cajun from Church Point/What's the Matter with My Baby? Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • Allons a Lafayette Pine Leaf Boys
    American Routes Live Recording at Esplanade Studios,
  • SEGMENT: Pine Leaf Boys

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  • End Bed: Cajun Waltz David Doucet
    1957: Solo Cajun Guitar, Rounder

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