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Max Roach, Carl Saunders & Dave Mancini

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
December 17, 2023
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We begin the 833rd Episode of Neon Jazz with rhythm master Dave Mancini. From there, we hear from one of his past collaborators in Rosemary Clooney. We get into a host of tasty tracks from pianists John Herberman, Michael Weiss and George Colligan. We also feature the dynamic Atlanta duo The Moore McColl Jazz Society. Finally, we say goodbye to trumpeter Carl Saunders. Enjoy the grand jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Dave Mancini and Denis DiBlasio "All Nighter" Salt Peanuts (Jazz Inc.) 0:00
Host talks 6:39
Rosemary Clooney "Carless Love" Thanks for Nothing (Warner) 8:51
John Herberman "Spring Comes Early" Spring Comes Early (Ceola Music) 10:57
Host talks 16:28
Rob McConnell and The Boss Brass "Blue Daniel" Tribute {Edel Germany) 17:13
Michael Weiss "An Oscar for Treadwell" Homage (Cellar Live) 22:43
Host talks 27:53
The Palomar Trio "Rompin' in '44'" The Song in our Soul (Turtle Bay Records) 29:04
The Moore McColl Jazz Society "No Apology" Up & Gone (Madison Records) 32:59
Host talks 37:31
George Colligan feat Zyanna "A Hymn to the Evening" The Phyllis Weatley Project (PJCE Records) 38:36
Ilios Steryannis "Sun Song" Babylonia Suite (Ilios Steryannis) 42:32
Host talks 47:44
Max Roach "Deeds, Not Words" Deeds, Not Words (Fantasy) 48:05
Host talks 52:32
Carl Saunders "Emily" Be Bop Big Band (Sea Breeze Jazz) 54:17

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