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Chuck Owen, Senri Oe, Lorca Hart & Paul Litteral

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
August 20, 2023
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From a veteran trumpet player who calls Hollywood home, we start the 816th Episode of Neon Jazz with Paul Litteral and music off his 2023 album Legacy. From there, we dive into a host of tasty jazz from Chuck Owen, Michael Wetherwax, Senri Oe and Lorca Hart. We also hear from new artists including Tatiana Eva-Marie and Anthony E. Nelson Jr. Our final cut on this hour comes from Johnathan Blake as he pays homage to his father. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Paul Litteral "There Will Never Be Another You" Legacy (Outrageous8 Records) 0:00
Host talks 3:19
Remi Panossian Trio "Paint it Black" The Rolling Stones In Jazz (RSIJ Records) 4:56
Chuck Owen And The WDR Big Band "Knife's Edge" Renderings (MAMA Records) 9:24
Host talks 15:17
Eddie Miller And His Big Band "You're a Builder Upper" Sentiments (Timeless Records) 16:04
Michael Wetherwax "Cool Walk" Big Band Trax by Wax (Trax by WAX) 17:46
Host talks 23:24
Johnny Walker's Orchestra "Kitty from Kansas City" Dance (Dig in Records) 24:38
Senri Oe "Class Notes" Class of '88 (Sony Records) 28:09
Host talks 31:11
Eunmi Lee "Azure" Introspection (You&Me Music) 32:14
Tatiana Eva Marie w Jeremy Corren "The End of a Love Affair" Two at the Most (Tatiana Eva Marie) 37:14
Host talks 41:58
Lorca Hart Trio "Blues on the Corner" Inspiration & Gratitude (Night is Alive Productions) 43:03
Anthony E Nelson Jr. "Three Little Words" Swinging Sunset (Musicstand Records) 46:17
Host talks 49:47
Johnathan Blake "Tiempos" Passage (Blue Note) 50:30

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About Paul Litteral

Instrument: Trumpet

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Birthday Tribute To Peggy Lee

The Mayflower Club
North Hollywood, CA

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