Peter Washington

The name of the song is called Ocaso.

And it features Melissa Aldana on saxophone, Gonzo Regubacabla on piano, Peter Washington bass, Kush Abaday on drums, And I saw this lovely lady perform at Jazz St. Louis quite some time ago.

You're in tune to Jazz in the AM.

I'm your host, Kevin Lawrence, and I'll be with you up until the hour of 12 o'clock, lunchtime, where I hop on that Metrolink bus, go on home, and ride off into the sunset.

It's easy to listen to.

And there's Peter Washington playing bass and Marcus Gilmore on drums.

And All About Jazz says this, that Sullivan sets out to capture lightning in a bottle and succeeds with radiant charm.

That's what you'll find when you listen to Southern Nights by Sullivan Fortner.

Cool.

It featured Steve Nelson's vibraphone, along with Peter Washington at the bass and Bill Stewart at the drums.

Before that, vocalist Gregory Porter from his 2012 Be Good recording with On My Way to Harlem, and that one featured...

Solos by Tivon Pinnacott's tenor saxophone and Keyon Harold at the trumpet with Gregory Porter, one of the great vocalists of our time.

In the set with the music of Melissa Aldana and the name of the cut is entitled Ocaso.

And it features Melissa Aldano on saxophone, Gonzalo Rubicaba on piano, Peter Washington bass, Kushaba Day on drums.

This lovely lady saw her perform at Jazz St. Louis.

She's from Santiago, Chile.

That's 30.

Donald Vega, Pete Washington, Jeff Tain Watts, Lenny White, Eric Wyatt, and Victor C. UN.

36.

Right? 36 musicians going to be performing at the Sonny Rollins Memorial.

Okay, I get what this is.

Peter Washington and Marcus Gilmore.

Yeah, so much fun.

But what I'm hearing you say is that was a trio where you said, okay, I can get booked with this trio.

Yeah.

I can't bring Kayvon and Tyrone in.

Who do I get? So I ran into Peter Washington at Bill Sharlap gig.

I was like, man, can you do this? No, it was at a Kenny Barron gig.