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Keith Jarrett & Vince Guaraldi

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
January 3, 2021
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During the penultimate episode of Neon Jazz during 2020, we continue to honor the voices of modern jazz. We start things off with a talented musician from Norway in Espen Berg. We also hear from Doug Carn of the 2020 Jazz is Dead series. We profile the busy and talented Kansas City saxophonist Rich Wheeler and wrap up the 680th Episode with Vince Guaraldi as the musical voice of the holiday season.

Playlist

Espen Berg Trio "Meanwhile in Armenia" Free to Play (ODIN) 00:00
Host talks 5:58
Keith Jarrett "Sundance" Expectations (Sony Music Canada Inc.) 7:31
Athens Tango Project "Oblivion" The Collection (ATP Records) 11:57
Host talks 15:49
Doug Carn "Underwater" Jazz is Dead Volume 5 (Blue Note) 17:14
Rich Wheeler "Pavau" Self Produced (RW Records) 20:01
Host talks 28:22
Dexter Gordon "Hi Fly" The Essential (Blue Note) 29:20
Matty Stecks and Musical Tramps "Somersault of the Earth" Long Time Ago Rumble (Orange Grove Records) 38:44
Host talks 45:32
Maynard Ferbuson's Swingin' Dream Band Orchestra "Lady Bug" Live at Peacock Lane, Hollywood 1956-57 (Fresh Sound Records) 47:04
Donna Tucker"Como Un Milagro" Classics (kippyjoshjazz) 44:57
Host talks 52:36
Vince Guaraldi "Linus and Lucy with the Band" The Charlie Brown Suite and Other Favorites (Sony Legacy) 54:00

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About Espen Berg

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