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Eric Revis, Billy Higgins & Rob Scheps
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We begin the 696th Episode of Neon Jazz with bassist Eric Revis and a track from his 2020 release Slipknots Through a Looking Glass. We take a closer look at the musicians who made made 2020 a fantastic year for new jazz releases with Ron Miles, Jen Hodge and Ben Rosenblum. We also listen to a live recording by Portland-based saxophonist Rob Scheps. Enjoy the music, my friends.Playlist
- Eric Revis "Baby Renfro" Slipknots Through a Looking Glass (Pyroclastic Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:18
- Betty Carter "Thou Swell" Social Call (Wnts) 7:16
- Jazz On The Latin Side All Stars with Donald Vega "Bebop" The Last Bullfighter (Saungu Recordings) 9:00
- Host talks 14:29
- Billy Higgins "Sugar and Spice" The Soldier (Timeless Records) 15:38
- Ron Miles "Queen of the South" Rainbow Sign (Blue Note) 20:26
- Host talks 24:42
- Fred Hess "Such Sweet Thunder" Such Sweet Thunder (Capri Records) 25:38
- Jen Hodge "Hodge Podge" The Girl in the Groove (Bandcamp) 29:59
- Host talks 34:06
- Tony Bennett "Anything Goes" Cocktail Hour Jazz (Delta) 35:19
- Vince Tampio "Vapid Transit" Adult Children (Vince Tampio) 37:36
- Host talks 39:31
- Claudio Scolari "Aurora" Cosmololgy (Claudio Records) 40:22
- Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project "Fight or Flight" Kite and Strings (One Trick Dog Records) 44:31
- Host talks 48:38
- Rob Scheps "Clambake" Live at the Churchill School (CD Baby) 49:28
- Host talks 52:45
- George Coleman "Sonny's Playground" A Master Speaks (Smoke Sessions) 53:41
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