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Marcus Roberts, Bill Evans & Matthew Kaminski

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
July 24, 2022
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Major League Baseball's All-Star game marks mid-season and we celebrate America's pastime with Atlanta Braves organist and Hammond B-3 groover Matthew Kaminski with a song from his LA Connection album featuring Jeff Hamilton and Bruce Forman. We also hear new music from Manel Fortia, Ester Wiesernova and Adam Shulman. In between, hear classics by Pete Daily's Dixieland Band, Buddy Morrow and Marcus Roberts. In honor of my third wedding anniversary, I share a favorite, "Peace Piece" by Bill Evans. Dig the music, my friends.

Playlist

Mathtew Kaminski "Boop Bop Bing Bash" LA Connection (Mathtew Kaminski) 00:00
Host talks 5:46
Marcus Roberts "Jade" Blues for The New Millennium (Sony Records) 8:48
Michael Sarian "Most New Yorkers" After the Rain (Michael Sarian) 11:34
Host talks 17:53
Pete Daily's Dixieland Band "Sensation Rag" New Orleans Hits (Big Easy Records) 18:43
Manel Fortia "Simple" Despertar (Microscopi) 21:32
Host talks 26:12
Wj3 All Stars "Broadway" My Ship (Kathy Salem) 27:04
Ester Wiesnerova "Feet are Screaming" Blue Journal (Ester Wiesnerova) 31:16
Host talks 34:34
Adam Shulman "Spare Change" Just the Contrafacts (Cellar Live) 37:32
Alex Manoukas "New Roots" New Roots (Alex Manoukas) 41:18
Host talks 48:08
Buddy Morrow And His Orchestra "Corrine Corina" Jazz Standards (The Best Records) 49:01
Host talks 51:43
Bill Evans "Peace Piece" Everybody Digs Bill Evans (Riverside) 52:33

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