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Bill Frisell, Norah Jones & Antonio Sanchez
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From one of the leading drummers today we begin the 783 Episode of Neon Jazz with Antonio Sanchez teamed with Pat Metheny and Christian McBride with a cut off the 2008 album Day Trip. We also hear from emerging talents including Desidério Lázaro, Avi Granite and Cícero Lee, plus a trove of good music from Bill Frisell, P. J. Perry and former Kansas City-based, current Parisian-based trumpeter Hermon Mehari. Finally, we say goodbye to Louise Tobin, a titan of swing who left us at 104.Playlist
- Pat Metheny with Antonio Sanchez "Let's Move" Day Trip (Nonesuch Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:35
- Danilo Pérez "Suite for the Americas Pt. 2" Motherland (Verve) 8:12
- Desiderio Lazaro "Supernova" Oblivion (Records DK) 13:03
- Host talks 18:08
- Bill Frisell "Good Dog, Happy Man" Four (Blue Note) 19:06
- Avi Granite "Like a Magazine" In Good Hands (Pet Mantis Records) 22:00
- Host talks 25:51
- Norah Jones "Steer Your Way" Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen (Blue Note Records) 26:42
- Cícero Lee "Veranda" Resilience (Cícero Lee) 31:25
- Host talks 35:33
- Rodney Whitaker "Jazzdiddy Waltz" Oasis: The Music of Gregg Hill (Origin Records) 36:35
- Hermon Mehari "Who Dared It" Asmara (Kotos) 41:20
- Host talks 44:22
- Kansas City Stompers "Good Feeling Blues" Chicago 1920s (Retro Times) 45:30
- PJ Perry "The Kestrel" No Hugs (Cellar Live) 48:36
- Host talks 52:35
- Benny Goodman and Louise Tobin "There'll Be Some Changes Made" Benny Goodman—HIs Great Vocalists (Timeless Tunes) 53:47
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