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Interval: The Best Jazz Albums of 1982, Part 3.

On this edition of "Interval," Francis Davis finishes his series on the best jazz recordings of 1982 with his top ten list of "mainstream" jazz albums:

1. Sarah Vaughan, Crazy and Mixed Up."
2. Alberta Hunter, "The Glory of Alberta Hunter."
3. Wynton Marsalis, "Wynton Marsalis."
4. George Adams and Don Pullen, "Melodic Excursions."
5. Chet Baker and Lee Konitz, "In Concert."
6. Mel Lewis and Bob Brookmeyer, "Make Me Smile and Other New Works."
7. Joanne Brackeen Trio, "Special Identity."
8. Jaki Byard, "To Them, To Us."
9. Kenny Barron, "Kenny Barron at the Piano."
10. Sphere, "Four in One."

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Other segments from the episode on January 20, 1983

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, January 20, 1983: Interview with Piano Red; Interview with Les Blank; Review of the top ten jazz albums of 1983, Part 3.

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