This week in jazz.

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I'm Adam Manis.

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This week in jazz.

I thought you were saying New Edition.

I was thinking about the great band from the 80s, New Edition.

I was like, come on.

So this week's news was unfortunately dominated.

This week in jazz news was unfortunately dominated by the great Nancy Wilson's passing

at the age of 81, one of the titans and icons of our music.

And, you know, just a beautiful artist, a beautiful woman, beautiful spirit, beautiful soul.

So we, you know, we celebrate her music.

And I know a lot of people have been listening again.

And she's one of those artists that no one really ever stops listening to it because she's I love the thing that I was trying to

remember what it was and I found that she she liked to be referred to as a, or at least for one

period of her career as a song stylist. And I think she kind of came up with that as opposed to

jazz singer, although she never shied away from being a jazz singer, even as she did some other

kinds of things. I think she loved that term too. But song stylist is such a, you know, acute and adept way of her describing, I think, what she does, what she did.

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