 
                
                        A tribute to George Shearing
George Shearing died on Monday. We devote most of the second hour to his superb music
George Shearing dies at his Manhattan home on Monday. He was 91 and had produced some of the most popular jazz of the 20th Century. Most of the second hour of the programme is taken up with George's music and an interview that he gave in 1994.
There's also music from Lou Donalson, Bob Greene and a wonderful New Orleans band recorded in the mid-1960s. Gordon Goodwin and Take 6 combine to give us their very best on a song Frank Sinatra made famous.
Dave Brubeck combines with Michael Brecker and waltz together with a specially-composed piece.
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    ![]()  Lou DonaldsonLou's Blues 
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    ![]()  St Peter Street StruttersAfter You've Gone 
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    ![]()  Rosemary ClooneyEverything Happens To Me 
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    ![]()  Dave BrubeckMichael Brecker Waltz 
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    ![]()  NoneDeleted Record 
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    ![]()  Count BasieFun Time 
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    ![]()  Tadd DameronOur Delight 
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    ![]()  Chico HamiltonThe Sage 
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    ![]()  Gordon GoodwinIt Was A Very Good Year 
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    ![]()  McCoy TynerIf I Were A Bell 
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    ![]()  George ShearingPick Yourself Up 
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    ![]()  George ShearingLullaby Of Birdland 
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    ![]()  Joe WilliamsHeart and Soul 
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    ![]()  Carmen McRaeToo Late Now 
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    ![]()  George ShearingAll Or Nothing At All 
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    ![]()  George ShearingStrollin' 
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    ![]()  John PizzarelliSeptember In The Rain 
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    ![]()  George ShearingYou And The Night And The Music 
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    ![]()  George ShearingFly Me To The Moon 
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    ![]()  Peter KingYes And No 
Broadcast
- Wed 16 Feb 2011 19:00ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Stoke, ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Shropshire & ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Hereford & Worcester
