Re-Stream: Live From Emmet's Place Vol. 103 - Paquito D'Rivera & Diego Urcola

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0:00 – The set opens with "All The Things You Are" (Jerome Kern; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein). 11:07 – Emmet Cohen introduces the musicians: Kyle Poole on drums, Philip Norris on bass, Paquito D’Rivera on saxophone and clarinet, and Diego Urcola on trumpet and trombone. 12:36 – The group shares mutual respect and gratitude. 13:30 – They play "Bebop" by Dizzy Gillespie. 22:40 – Paquito reflects on the impact of Dizzy’s composition "Bebop". 23:10 – Paquito highlights the role of Brazilian music in the jazz tradition. 24:10 – They perform "Manhã de Carnaval" from the classic Brazilian film "Black Orpheus". 37:20 – Diego and Paquito reminisce about Dizzy’s performances of "Manhã de Carnaval". 38:04 – Paquito recalls his first encounter with Claudio Roditi, a Brazilian valve trombonist, while Diego shares a personal history with the valve trombone. 42:19 – Diego introduces the classic samba composition "The Monster & the Flower". 43:07 – They play "The Monster & the Flower" (composed by Claudio Roditi and Ricardo Silveira). 53:02 – Paquito discusses composer Claudio Roditi and Brazilian percussionist Portinho. 54:07 – Paquito fondly remembers Dizzy Gillespie, his support of musicians, his South Carolina roots, and the famed composition "Birks Works". 56:46 – They perform "Birks’ Works" (Dizzy Gillespie) featuring Paquito on clarinet and Diego on trumpet. 1:09:37 – Paquito introduces the Argentinian classic "Alfonsina y El Mar" by Ariel Ramirez, inspired by poet Alfonsina Storni. 1:10:24 – Diego greets his Argentine brothers virtually. 1:11:37 – They play "Alfonsina y El Mar" (Ariel Ramirez) featuring Diego on trumpet. 1:22:14 – Paquito shares the humorous unpredictability in the life of a musician. 1:23:44 – They perform "Alexander’s Ragtime Band" (Irving Berlin) with Paquito on clarinet and Diego on trumpet. 1:31:56 – Paquito discusses a tour with Diego and pianist Chucho Valdés, introducing his composition dedicated to Chucho, "I Miss You Too". 1:33:33 – They play "I Miss You Too" (Paquito D’Rivera). 1:44:32 – Paquito recognizes Mario Bauzá as one of Harlem’s most influential figures, his impact on Dizzy Gillespie and the bebop movement, and his role as musical director of the Machito orchestra. 1:45:46 – They perform "Mambo Inn" (Mario Bauzá, Grace Sampson, and Bobby Woodlen).