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Bill Cunliffe, Arturo Sandoval & Melissa Errico
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The multi-talented jazz singer and Broadway actress Melissa Errico begins the 767th Episode of Neon Jazz with a song off her 2022 release Out of the Dark; The Film Noir Project. From there, we glide into Gene Krupa and hear a host of new songs from artists that keep making 2022 a tasty year of jazz listening including Margaret Slovak, Brian Grace and Peter Kogan. In between, we get some vintage tracks from Pat Metheny, Arturo Sandoval and Bill Cunliffe. We wrap the episode up with a new music from the mighty Doug MacDonald. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Melissa Errico "Armour, Armour" Out of the Dark—The Film Noir Project (Three Graces Productions) 00:00
- Host talks 3:13
- Gene Krupa Trio "Dark Eyes" Capitol Vault Series (Capitol) 5:43
- Margaret Slovak Trio "Forty-Four" Ballad for Bird (Margaret Slovak) 8:50
- Host talks 11:30
- Pat Metheny & Toots Thielemans "Always and Forever" Secret Story (Nonesuch) 12:17
- Brian Grace "Autumn in Long Beach" Long Beach (Brian Grace) 17:26
- Host talks 22:50
- Bill Cunliffe "Do it Again" Single—Steely Dan Cover (Bill Cunliffe) 23:57
- Carl Mayotte "Hiver" Analekta (Carl Mayotte) 29:45
- Host talks 33:32
- Zez Confrey And His Orchestra "Kitten on the Keys" The Hits (Ragtime Records) 34:08
- Jim Self and John Chiodini "Hangin' Out'" Hangin' Out (Jim Self) 36:44
- Host talks 40:15
- Arturo Sandoval "La Virgen de la Macarena" Trumpet Evolution (Crescent Moon Records) 41:12
- Peter Kogan "Pow, Pow, Pow. Pow—Yeah!" Just Before Midnight (Peter Kogan) 44:06
- Host talks 49:56
- Doug MacDonald "Easy to Love" I'll See You in My Dreams (Doug MacDonald) 51:14
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