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John Pizzarelli (Timothy White)It's a Family Affair
Jazz singer, guitarist and all-around entertainer John Pizzarelli has been the leading interpreter of the American songbook for the past twenty-five years. Today, he's joined by his father, legendary guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, to discuss his harmonious gene pool and perform cuts from his latest CD, "Knowing You." Also, a visit from members of New York's all-male vocal sextet Lionheart, who share some seldom-heard music from sixteenth-century Spain.
John Pizzarelli
The singer and guitarist has built a career by singing classic standards from the Great American songbook. He joins us today along with hisfather Bucky Pizzarelli.
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Lionheart
Lionheart, an acclaimed a cappella ensemble of just six men, joins us to share music of 16th-century Spain.
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