Program: 
- The Randy Weston Trio
 
Get Happy; Fire Down There; Where Are You?; Under Blunder; Dark Eyes; Summertime; Bass Knows
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- Get Happy with The Randy Weston Trio
 
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      - Riverside
 
- Randy Weston
 
Don't Blame Me; JK Blues; Well You Needn't; How High the Moon
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- How High the Moon
 
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      - Biograph
 
- Randy Weston
 
Portrait of Patsy J; Uncle Nemo; Cry Me Not; Honk Honk; Saucer Eyes; 204; C.B. Blues
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- Mosaic Select Previously Unissued Session
 
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      - Mosaic
 
- The Randy Weston Sextet
 
The Call; Afro Black; Little Niles; African Cookbook
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- Monterey '66
 
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      - Verve
 
- Randy Weston
 
Carnival
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- Carnival: Live At Montreux '74
 
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      - Arista Freedom
 
- Randy Weston
 
Introduction: Uhuru Kwanza (Part One); 1st Movement: Uhuru Kwanza (Part Two); 2nd Movement: African Lady;  3rd Movement: Bantu; 4th Movement: Kucheza Blues
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- Uhuru Afrika
 
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      - Roulette
 
- Randy Weston
 
Hi-Fly; Sweet Meat; Jamaica East
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- Tanjah
 
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      - Verve
 
- Randy Weston
 
Ganawa (Blue Moses)
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- Blue Moses
 
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      - CTI
 
- David Murray and Randy Weston
 
The Healers
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- The Healers
 
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      - Black Saint
 
- Randy Weston
 
Mystery of Love; Ellington Tusk;Penny Packer Blues; Earth Birth
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- Blue
 
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      - Arch
 
- Randy Weston
 
African Village Bedford Stuyvesant; Tangier Bay; Blues to Africa; Kasbah Kids; Uhuru Kwanza; The Call; Kucheza Blues; Sahel
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- Blues to Africa
 
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      - Arista Freedom
 
This edition of Jazz Profiles featured the music of composer and pianist Randy Weston (b. 1926). We heard from Weston as a leader beginning with his earliest small group recordings, then through live festival dates, large ensemble pieces arranged by collaborator Melba Liston, and solo piano recordings.   
In celebration of  the 50th anniversary of the 1960 album Uhuru Afrika, Weston's tribute to the seventeen African nations that gained independence that year, Randy Weston & His Orchestra will perform Saturday November 13th at the BMCC  Tribeca Performing Arts Center. More information can be found here:   http://www.tribecapac.org/music.htm
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