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Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
How Nina Simone inspired Zena Edwards's poem about Sarah Reed, who died in police custody.
  1. Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
    02:52
    Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
  2. Georgie Fame sings Mood Indigo
    06:36
    Georgie Fame sings Mood Indigo
  3. Kurt Elling and Georgie Fame sing Minnie The Moocher
    04:33
    Kurt Elling and Georgie Fame sing Minnie The Moocher
  4. Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
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    Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
  5. Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
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    Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
  6. Rehearsal
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    Rehearsal
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    Clarkie's Christmas Crackers: Kelly
  8. Jennifer Warnes: 'Leonard Cohen dares to talk about sorrow'
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    Jennifer Warnes: 'Leonard Cohen dares to talk about sorrow'
  9. Will Self: Is New Tech Messing With Our Heads?
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    Will Self: Is New Tech Messing With Our Heads?
  10. The writer who screwed his own book
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    The writer who screwed his own book
  11. Anthony Burgess talks music, jazz and improvisation with Oscar Peterson
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    Anthony Burgess talks music, jazz and improvisation with Oscar Peterson
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    The Hand That Shook The World
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    Poet Zena Edwards performs Four (and then some) Women
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