And also feature interviews with Paul L. Clark and James Seaborn,  two members of a Peterborough group called The Smirky Waters Band.   They talk about how saying ‘yes’ has assisted them in their collaboration.  I feature three examples of that collaboration from a release called The Secret Woodpile Sessions.

Other music you’ll hear:  two Tony Bennett recordings 59 years apart;   a pianist (Harold Lopez-Nussa)  from an amazing Cuban jazz family;  Geof Bradfield and nine improvisers from and album called “Yes and”;  an alto saxophonist/composer who was inspired by rhythms of her father’s heart condition.  And last, but not least, you’ll hear some “Real Sick Sounds”—-which, to my ears, actually sound pretty healthy.