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Anthony Orgeta, Johnny Hodges & Owen Broder

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 27, 2022
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With a healthy dose of reverence, we begin the 778th Episode of Neon Jazz with Brooklyn saxophonist Owen Broder doing his take of "Royal Garden Blues" off his 2022 project Hodges Front and Center Volume 1. From there, we hear from Johnny Hodges himself with the song "Rabbit Pie" followed by the talented Melody Diachun covering Sting. Then, we hear from Sting himself with "A Touch of Jazz." Then it's on to a good dose of new material from Ernesto Cervini, Lauren Falls, Molly Ryan and Ben Freidkin. Finally, we say so long to the master jazz cat Anthony Ortega, who left us at the age of 94. Enjoy the jazz ride, my friends.

Playlist

Owen Broder "Royal Garden Blues" Hodges Front and Center Volume 1 (Owen Broder ) 0:00
Host talks 5:16
Johnny Hodges "Rabbit Pie" Masters of Jazz, Volume 10 (June Legends) 8:23
Melody Diachun "Walking on the Moon" Sumner's Tales—The Music of Sting (Melody Diachun) 13:08
Host talks 17:42
Sting "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life" A Touch of Jazz (A&M Records) 19:00
Ernesto Cervini "Surprised by Joy" Joy (TPR Records) 23:49
Host talks 28:36
Lauren Falls "A Little Louder Now" A Little Louder Now (Lauren Falls) 30:13
Molly Ryan "Get Yourself A New Broom (And Sweep The Blues Away)" Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella (Turtle Bay Records) 36:24
Host talks 40:48
Ben Freidkin "Trial & Error" Trial & Error (Ben Freidkin) 41:39
Jay McShann Quartet "Hootie's Ignorant Oil" Finest Hits (Swing Types) 49:51
Host talks 52:27
Anthony Ortega "No Fi" Earth Dance (Fresh Sound Records) 53:47

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