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Albert Tootie Heath, Nick Finzer, Noah Haidu & Matthew Whitaker
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We kick off the 851st Episode of Neon Jazz with the brilliance and prowess of pianist Matthew Whitaker and music from his forthcoming album. From there, we get into a host of tunes from the Kandace Springs, Rachel Z, Dave Bass, Queen Esther, Leigh Pilzer and Noah Haidu. Talented singer Hyeonseon Baek makes his debut on Neon Jazz and he is wonderful. Finally, we say goodbye to the great Albert 'Tootie' Heath. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Matthew Whitaker "The Organ Grinder's Song" Single (MOCAT Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:56
- Kandace Springs "Broken Keys" Run Your Race (SRP Records) 8:41
- Rachel Z Feat. Omar Hakim "Shephard's Lullaby" Sensual (Dot Time Records) 12:15
- Host talks 15:34
- Dave Bass "Offshore Breeze" Trio Nuevo (Tiger Turn) 16:13
- Leigh Pilzer's Seven Pointed Star "Beatin' the Odds" Beatin' the Odds (Strange Woman Records) 20:43
- Host talks 25:10
- Nick Finzer "CC" Legacy (Outside in Music) 25:27
- Queen Esther "Big Stuff" Things are Looking Up (EL Recordings) 30:31
- Host talks 33:12
- Brent Birckhead "Cold Fried Chicken" Cacao (Birckhead Records) 33:42
- Brian Bromberg "Solar" Lafaro (Be Squared Productions) 38:10
- Host talks 42:36
- Noah Haidu "After You've Gone" Standards II (Sunnyside Records) 43:16
- Hyeonseon Baek "West 4th Street" Longing (You&Me Music) 49:12
- Host talks 52:56
- Albert Tootie Heath "Pound Cake" Live at Smalls (Smalls Records) 54:29
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Instrument: Organ, Hammond B3
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