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Cal Tjader, Atley King, Wayne Shorter & Danny Embrey
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From a legendary guitarist hailing from Kansas City, we begin the 828th Episode of Neon Jazz with live music from Danny Embrey at the Green Lady Lounge followed by rising star vibraphonist Atley King. We spin new music from Claudia Villa, T.K. Blue, Elmar Frey and the Kevin Hays trio, Ben Street and Billy Hart. We also sprinkle in a few classics from Dave Brubeck and Wayne Shorter. Finally, we tie the hour together with previously unreleased music from the legendary Cal Tjader from set of 1960's live shows in Seattle. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Danny Embrey "In a Pile over the Fence" Live at the Orion Room in the Green Lady (Jazz Daddy Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:41
- Atley King "Now and Then" Unconditional (Cellar Live) 8:03
- Claudia Villela "Cartas ao Vento" Cartas ao Vento (Vegamusic) 13:35
- Host talks 17:21
- The Dave Brubeck Quartet "Basin Street Blues" Live from the Northwest 1959 {Brubeck Productions) 18:41
- Elmar Frey "Blue Course Ready" Seven Colors (Private Music) 25:03
- Host talks 29:41
- Julian Tanaka & Uli Geissendoerfer "Strollin'" Delicious (Vegas Records) 30:29
- T.K. Blue "Tide of Love" Tide of Love (Arcadia Records) 32:40
- Host talks 39:18
- Kevin Hays, Ben Street & Billy Hart "Row Row Row" Within the Stream (Smoke Sessions) 40:22
- Noah Franche-Nolan "Within the Stream" Within the Stream (Cellar Live) 44:32
- Host talks 48:27
- Wayne Shorter "Miyako" Schizophrenia (Blue Note) 49:14
- Host talks 53:40
- Cal Tjader "The Shadow of your Smile" Catch the Groove Live at the Penthouse 63-67 (Fantasy Records) 54:18
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Elmar Frey
Kevin Hays
Ben Street
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Claudia Villela
Julian Tanaka
Uli Geissendoerfer
Noah Franche-Nolan
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