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Arturo Sandoval, Bill Evans, Bobby Watson & More
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With a rising star in the world of jazz, we begin episode 596. Miami-based 13-year old piano prodigy Brandon Goldberg does the honors with a cut from his debut CD Let's Play. From there, we probe into his influences with some cuts from Herbie Hancock and Bill Evans. We look into the world and magic of Arturo Sandoval on the heels of his tour swing through Kansas City in April of 2019. Then, we look at the very busy Kansas City bassist Ben Leifer, his mentor Bobby Watson and Michael Brecker. As we get into the stretch run to close out the music, we hear Jessica Jones, Michael Davidson, Dan Fortin and Chet Baker. Then, the proverbial lights come down with the majestic sound of Betty Carter live off her 2019 CD The Music Never Stops.Playlist
- Brandon Goldberg "Well, You Needn't" Let's Play (Brandon Goldberg Music, LLC) 00:00
- Host talks 4:40
- Herbie Hancock "Theme From MASH" Herbie's Blues (Blue Note) 7:35
- Bill Evans Quartet "Snake Hip Waltz" You Must Believe in Spring(Concord Music Group) 13:20
- Host talks 17:30
- Arturo Sandoval "Mam Bop"Hot House (N2K Encoded) 19:00
- Ben Leifer with Divers "If I Were A Bell" Live at Take 5 in 2014 (Diverse Records) 24:11
- Host talks 29:20
- Bobby Watson "Live and Learn" Live and Learn (Palmetto Records) 30:29
- Michael Brecker "Timeline" Time is of the Essence (Verve) 35:20
- Host talks 41:15
- Jessica Jones Quartet "Manhattan" Moxie (CD Baby) 42:25
- Michael Davidson and Dan Fortin "A Life Above" Clock Radio (Elastic Recordings) 45:36
- Host talks 48:50
- Chet Baker "I Fall in Love Too Easily" Chet Baker Sings (Digital Remasterings) 49:52
- Host talks 51:50
- Betty Carter "Ms. B.C."The Music Never Stops (Blue Engine Records) 52:40
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