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Abdullah Ibrahim, Julie Kelly, John Coltrane & Sean Mason

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
March 17, 2024
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We kick off a new 846th Episode of Neon Jazz out of Kansas City with rising keyboard talent Sean Mason and music from his 2024 release The Southern Suite. From there, we hear from an indelible influence on Sean in Ray Charles. We also hear a dandy of tunes from the Cherry Poppin' Daddies, John Korbel, Rose Mallet and David Friesen. We also profile new music from Abdullah Ibrahim with music from Still Hard Boppin.' The hour comes to a close with a burnin' track from organist Tony Monaco's Over and Over. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Sean Mason "Kid" The Southern Suite (Blue Engine Records) 0:00
Host talks 3:32
Ray Charles "Strike Up The Band" Genius + Soul = Jazz (Verve) 4:57
Cherry Poppin' Daddies "Hey Goombah" Single (Space Age Bachelor Pad Records) 7:27
Host talks 11:11
Will Matthews "Lil' Darling" Kansas City's Finest Local (KC Best) 11:50
John Korbel "Lizard of Oz" Falling Feels Like Flying (Infinite Window) 16:23
Host talks 20:37
Maynard Ferguson Orchestra "I'm Beginning To See The Light" Plays Jazz for Dancing (Jazz City Series) 21:10
Julie Kelly "Nothing Like You" Freedom Jazz Dance (Laurelwood Records) 23:49
Host talks 27:23
Lynne Arriale Trio "Courage" Being Human (Challenge Records) 28:42
Rose Mallett "Feelin' Good" Dreams Realized (Rose Mallet) 32:14
Host talks 35:20
Abdullah Ibrahim "Dreamtime Live" Still Hard Boppin' (Gearbox Records) 36:33
David Friesen "Perseverance" This Light Has No Darkness, Vol. 1 (Origin Records) 40:56
Host talks 45:26
John Coltrane and Red Garland Trio "Slow Dance" Traening In (Prestige) 48:16
Host talks 51:28
Tony Monaco "Da Daddy" Over and Over (Chicken Coup) 52:02

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About Sean Mason - piano

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

Oct 5 Sat

Sean Mason Quintet

Segerstrom Center for the Arts
Costa Mesa, CA

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