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Billy Strayhorn, Tom Waits, Norah Jones & Back Alley Brass Band
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With the power of the New Orleans-fueled Kansas City-based band Back Alley Brass Band, we begin the 860th Episode of Neon Jazz and music from their release Last Chance to Dance. We keep the New Orleans vibe going with a combination of the legendary Tom Waits with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band with "Tootie Ma is a Big Fine Thing." From there, we get into a trove of new music from Brian Landrus, Greg Skaff, Adam Larson and Norah Jones. We also hear from legends like Billy Strayhorn and Jerry Hahn. We bring the hour to a close with Alex Sipiagin and music from his 2024 release Horizons. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Back Alley Brass Band "Can't Nobody Get Down" Last Chance to Dance (Back Alley Brass Band) 0:00
- Host talks 4:33
- Tom Waits and Preservation Hall Jazz Band "Tootie Ma is a Big Fine Thing" Benefit for Preservation Hall (NO Records) 7:41
- Brian Landrus "Star Crossed Lovers" Plays Ellington & Strayhorn (Palmetto Records) 11:52
- Host talks 15:48
- Billy Strayhorn "Day Dream" The Peaceful Side of Jazz (Blue Note) 16:36
- Greg Skaff "No Cover" Re Up (Soulmation Records) 20:36
- Host talks 23:34
- Jerry Hahn & His Quintet "In the Breeze" Jerry Hahn & His Quintet (Arhoolie Records) 25:06
- Matthew McDonald "The Long Wait" The Long Wait (BJUR) 31:17
- Host talks 38:02
- Buffalo Monroe "Dorian Interludes" Buffalo Monroe Meets Willie Waldman (Metacognitive Records) 39:03
- Adam Larson and Chris Madsen "Death and Taxes" Trust Fund Tinder Goblins Howling at the Moon (Outside in Music) 41:26
- Host talks 47:05
- Norah Jones "On My Way" Visions (Blue Note) 48:26
- Host talks 52:16
- Alex Sipiagin "Horizon 1" Horizons (Burneci Music) 52:27
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Tom Waits
Joe Dimino
United States
Missouri
Kansas City
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Brian Landrus
Billy Strayhorn
Greg Skaff
Jerry Hahn
Matthew McDonald
Buffalo Monroe
Adam Larson
Chris Madsen
Norah Jones
Alex Sipiagin
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