Another Tuesday afternoon, another 2 hours of great music on Lucky Old Souls... Feldie honors drummer Ed Thigpen and the great vocalist Teddy Pendergrass, both of whom passed away last week.  Also: several tracks from tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin, more music from the Loma Records label, and more from drummer Art Taylor, author of the seminal book of musician-to-musician interviews Notes And Tones.

In honor of yesterday's Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, why not read Dr. King's thoughts on jazz music?  

Full playlist for today's show here as it unfolds:

Lee Morgan - If I Were A Carpenter (Standards)

Etta James - All I Could Do Was Cry (Her Best)

Jesse Belvin - What Can I Do Without You (Goodnight My Love)

Orrin Evans - Anysha I (Blessed Ones)

Big Maybelle - Candy (Candy!)

Ray Charles -  Candy (Dedicated To You)

Oscar Peterson Trio - Maria (West Side Story) (Ed Thigpen on drums)

Oscar Peterson Trio - Bags' Groove (Night Train) (Ed Thigpen on drums)

Oscar Peterson Trio - Something's Coming (West Side Story) (Ed Thigpen on drums) 

Johnny Griffin - Latin Quarter (The Congregation)

Little Johnny Griffin & His Orchestra - For Dancers Only (A Proper Introduction to Babs Gonzales: Real Crazy)

Thelonious Monk - Light Blue (Thelonious In Action) (Johnny Griffin on tenor sax)

Johnny Griffin - Wade In The Water (The Big Soul Band)

Johnny Griffin - Deep River (The Big Soul Band) 

Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - Everybody's Talkin' (The Best Of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes)

Johnny Griffin - Don't Explain (White Gardenia)

Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis - Little Cougar (Goin' To The Meetin') (Art Taylor on drums)

Hampton Hawes - Dangerous (Blues For Bud) (Art Taylor on drums)

Ike & Tina Turner - Somebody (Somewhere) Needs You (The Best Of Loma Records: The Rise & Fall Of A 1960s Soul Label)

Ike & Tina Turner - (I'll Do Anything) Just To Be With You (The Best Of Loma Records: The Rise & Fall Of A 1960s Soul Label) 

The Enchanters - I Want To Be Loved (The Best Of Loma Records: The Rise & Fall Of A 1960s Soul Label) 

Linda Jones - I Can't Stand It (The Best Of Loma Records: The Rise & Fall Of A 1960s Soul Label)