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Bob Reynolds, Andy James, Harvie S. & Aubrey Johnson

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We launch the milestone 950th episode of Neon Jazz with a soaring start from the husband-and-wife duo The Wild Blue Herons, featuring Bill Sample and Darlene Cooper, and music from their heartfelt 2026 album It's All About Love. From there, the hour unfolds with powerful new sounds from seasoned jazz masters like Sam Yahel, Eyal Vilner, Bob Reynolds, Harvie S, and Homero Alvarez. We also shine a bright spotlight on rising momentum from artists making waves on the charts, including Andy James and Martin Bonventre. And to bring this celebratory broadcast full circle, the great Julian Davis-Reid helps tie together this landmark 950th episode in style. Turn up the speakers and dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

  • Wild Blue Herons "Mr. Wiggly" It's All About Love (Independent) 0:00
  • Host talks 5:51
  • Eyal Vilner Big Band "Drop Me Off in Harlem" Big Apple Stomp (Eyal Vilner Big Band) 8:39
  • Andy James "Architect Of My Blues" Architect Of My Blues (Le Coq Records) 10:35
  • Host talks 14:40
  • Aubrey Johnson "The Waking" The Lively Air (Greenleaf Music) 15:48
  • Bob Reynolds "Eddie Told Me So" Eddie Told Me So (Nosahu Records) 20:06
  • Host talks 25:02
  • Harvie S "Devil May Care" Bright Dawn (Origin Records) 25:43
  • Martin Bonventre "Sometimes a Day Goes By" Swinging in a New Dimension (Splendido Productions) 30"54
  • Host talks 33:31
  • Owen Chen & Eternal Win "The Dragon Boy" The Ghilbi Collection {OA2 Records) 34:52
  • Homero Alvarez Sep7ett Septet "Algorithms" Flowing (Stockholm Jazz Records) 39:27
  • Host talks 44:10
  • Sam Yahel "Badum" Quite Flow (La Reserve Records) 45:13
  • Host talks 50:07
  • Julian Davis Reid "My Parent's Greatest Gift to Me" Vocation (Julian Davis Reid) 51:09

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