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Bill Evans, Nicholas Payton, Billie Holiday & Hannah Gill

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
October 15, 2023
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From rising star Canadian vocalist Hannah Gill, we begin the 824th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from her release Everybody Loves a Love quicklly followed by one if her musicial influences, Billie Holiday. We also get a dose of new music from Pablo Masis, Nicholas Payton and John Lang. In between, we hear tunes from emerging artists Eunmi Lee and Sofia Goodman and we wrap up the show with Bill Evans and music from his Riverside reissue. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Hannah Gill "Everybody Loves A Lover" Everybody Loves A Lover (Turtle Bay Records) 0:00
Host talks 3:24
Billie Holiday And Her Orchestra "One, Two, Button Your Shoe" The Singles (MCA) 5:10
Pablo Masis "Supercollider" Thought and Memory (BJUR) 7:53
Host talks 14:32
Nicholas Payton "Visible Light" Drip (Paytone Records) 15:31
John Lang "Poetry in Commotion" Earotica (Callar Live) 20:28
Host talks 24:57
Gil Evans Orchestra "Stratusphunk" Best Of (Dig in Records) 25:30
Eunmi Lee "Azure" Introspection (You&Me Music) 33:32
Host talks 38:11
Harry Zimmerman's Big Band "Washington and Lee Swing" Instincts (True Time) 39:17
Sofia Goodman "Shadows on the Sand" Secrets of the Shore (Joyous Records) 41:20
Host talks 43:36
Pascal Le Boeuf & Shattered Glass "Transition Behavior" Ritual Being (SoundSpore Records) 44:34
Triogram "Asojano" Triogram (Circle Theory Media) 48:22
Host talks 52:25
Bill Evans Trio "How My Heart Sings" Riverside Recordings (UME) 52:23

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