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Burt Bacharach, Joe Lovano & Ben Wolfe
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We begin the 792nd Episode of Neon Jazz with bassist Ben Wolfe's brilliant album Unjust. From there, we hear from Ben's long-time collaborator, Harry Connick, Jr. with their take on "Stompin' at the Savoy" from the When Harry Met Sally soundtrack. We also hear new music from Tarmu Jazz Quartet, Matt Greenwood, Matt Lockett and Daniel Latorre. Finally, we pay tribute to the legendary, Kansas City-born Burt Bacharach on a prolific run in music. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Ben Wolfe "The Heckler" Unjust (Resident Arts Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:00
- Harry Connick, Jr. "Stompin' at the Savoy" When Harry Met Sally (Sony) 8:04
- Tarmu Jazz Quartet "Kinda Elegant" Tarmu Jazz Quartet (Elad Tarmu) 11:55
- Host talks 16:57
- Benny Golson "Swing It" Best of the Era (Big Time Records) 17:48
- Matt Greenwood "What's Left of the World" Atlas (Matt Greenwood) 22:05
- Host talks 26:53
- Burt Bacharach "In Our Time" At This Time (Sony) 29:12
- Matt Lockett "Virtual Reality" Swings and Roundabouts (Thick Records NZ) 32:51
- Host talks 36:45
- Ornette Coleman "Chippie" Genius (Craft Recordings) 37:22
- Keith O'Rourke "The Heckler" Imperfect Perfectionist (Chronograph) 42:42
- Host talks 47:20
- Joe Lovano "Work" From the Soul (Blue Note) 47:37
- Host talks 53:19
- Daniel Latorre "Full House" Daniel Latorre ORGANization (Daniel Latorre) 54:20
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Harry Connick Jr.
Matt Greenwood
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Burt Bacharach
benny golson
Matt Lockett
Ornette Coleman
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