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Bernie Senesky, Ahmad Jamal & Drew Zaremba

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 19, 2023
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We start the 829th Episode of Neon Jazz with rising star Drew Zaremba and music from his 2023 release Reunion. From there, we get into a band he's had some history with in the US Air Force Airmen of Note. We also hear a heavy helping of new music from Valeria Matzner, Bernie Senesky, Alex Hitchcock and JC Sanford, plus rmore from Ahmad Jamal's Emerald City Nights. Finally, we get a live cut from the great Sam Ross at the Mira Room. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Drew Zaremba "The Entertainer" Reunion (Outside in Music) 0:00
Host talks 7:29
US Air Force Airmen of Note "In the Mood" In the Glenn Miller Mood (Altissimo!) 9:27
Claudia Villela "Desterrado" Tomborilero (Lulaworld Records) 12:43
Host talks 16:25
Bernie Senensky "Alexander's Realtime Band" Moment to Moment {Cellar Live) 17:20
Alex Hitchcock "Lift" Dream Band: Live in London (Whirlwind Records) 22:23
Host talks 30:20
Ahmad Jamal "Gloria" Emerald City Nights Live at the Penthouse 66-68 (Elemental Music) 31:23
JC Sanford & Michael Cain "Avocado" New Past (Shifting Paradigm) 36:05
Host talks 40:34
Mike Cain "Strange Omen" Strange Omen (Candid) 41:17
Jesse Dietschi Trio "The New Normal" Gradient (Jesse Dietschi Trio) 46:35
Host talks 52:06
Sam Ross "New Shoes" Live at the Mira Room, Vol. II (Sam Ross) 53:13

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Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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