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Azar Lawrence & Sasha Dobson

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
April 17, 2022
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From a mighty big voice in the jazz world today, we begin the 747th Episode of Neon Jazz. That was the talented and soulful singer Sasha Dobson with a song off her 2022 album Girl Talk. We follow that up with a song from her Puss N Boots band with Norah Jones. We continue to look into the artists who are released new music during the pandemic including Pete Malinverni, Spin Cycle, Kathy Kousins and Mike Casey. Finally, we bring the proverbial curtain down on the episode with optimism from Azar Lawrence off his latest album New Sky. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Sasha Dobson "Better Days" Girl Talk (Sasha Dobson) 00:00
Host talks 3:48
Puss N Boots "Angel Dream" Sisters (GH Records) 5:40
Pete Malinverni "Lucky to be Me" Plays Leonard Bernstein (Planet Arts Recordings) 9:00
Host talks 14:32
Leonard Bernstein "Dialogues For Jazz Combo And OrchestraI Allegro 4" What is Jazz (Sony) 15:20
KunaTones "Mail" Between Past and Future (KunaTones) 20:52
Host talks 25:41
Wynton Marsalis "Pebble Beach" Joe Cool's Blues (Sony) 26:33
Spin Cycle "Churn" Spin Cycle III (Spin Cycle) 30:50
Host talks 36:24
Kathy Kousins "From A 2 B" Single (Kathy Kousins) 37:29
Yaron Gershovsky "I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'" Transitions (Yaron Gershovsky) 40:56
Host talks 44:40
Mike Casey "Click Bait" Singles (Mike Casey) 45:29
Host talks 49:55
Azar Lawrence "Peace and Harmony" New Sky (Trazar Records) 50:56

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About Sasha Dobson

Instrument: Vocals

Concerts

May 21 Tue

Sasha Dobson & Her Quartet ft. Peter Bernstein

Dizzy's Club
New York, NY

Jul 8 Mon

Norah Jones, Sasha Dobson

Heinz Hall For The Performing Arts
Pittsburgh, PA

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