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Bill Charlap, Ron Miles & Jean Fineberg

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
June 19, 2022
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From bandleader and musical force of nature Jean Fineberg we begin the 756th Episode of Neon Jazz with a track from her band's eponymous release followed by something from "The Godfather of Soul" and a commentary from Jean. We also delve into new music from Peter Curtis, Keith Oxman and Chris Greene. Vocalists take center stage in this episode with music from Sachal Vasandani and NYC-strong Naama Gheber. The episode comes to a close with a great new tune from Don Paul called "Love Over War, Every Time We Play." Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Jean Fineberg "Dive Bar" Jean Fineberg and Jazzphoria (Jean Fineberg) 00:00
Host talks 5:29
James Brown "That's My Desire" Soul on Top (UMG Recordings) 7:48
Peter Curtis "Don't Stand So Close to Me" Pete's Pandemic Playlist (Peter Curtis) 11:38
Host talks 13:53
Sonny Rollins "Blusongo" Alternatives (Blue Note) 14:29
Keith Oxman "Waltz for Joey" This One's for Joey (Capri Records) 19:05
Host talks 24:25
Ron Miles "Ugly Beauty" Witness (Capri Records) 25:12
Chris Greene Quartet "Samba Fu Maga" PlaySpace 2 (Chris Greene) 29:24
Host talks 35:56
Von Freeman "Never Fear Jazz is Here" The Great Divide (Premonition Records) 36:49
Sachal Vasandani and Romain Collin "Keep it in Your Dreams" Keep it in Your Dreams (Edition Records) 40:07
Host talks 43:08
Bill Charlap "Distant Star" Distant Star (Criss Cross Jazz) 43:48
Naama Gheber "Old Mother Hubbard" Old Mother Hubbard EP (Sassy's in Town) 46:31
Host talks 48:40
Little Jack Little "Sentimental Journey" The Classics (Infinite Records) 49:30
Host talks 51:26
Don Paul "Love Over War, Every Time We Play" Love Over War, Every Time We Play (Don Paul) 52:03

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