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Carl Saunders & Pepper Adams

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 7, 2021
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From a veteran musician that represents a bridge between the old and new worlds of music, we start the 724th Episode of Neon Jazz with Carl Saunders. We also look into some stellar artists that are making 2021 a memorable year. The great Nate Smith is on top of that list with his new material, along with the likes of Caity Gyorgy, Dave Mullen and Kyle Asche. We wrap up this episode with a fundraiser for UK legend Phil Ware. He suffered a stroke in 2020 and any help you can give will be appreciated. Enjoy the music, my friends.

Playlist

Carl Saunders "Walking on Air" Carl Saunders, Jazz Trumpet (Summit Records) 00:00
Host talks 4:37
Bill Holman "Kissing Bug" In a Jazz Orbit (Andex) 7:02
Reid Hoyson Tony Monaco Hendrik Meurkens "Mean Dog Blues" Strollin' (Reid Hoyson Productions) 10:57
Host talks 15:34
Nate Smith "Altitude" Kinfolk 2 -See the Birds (Edition Records) 16:55
Dave Mullen "Mane Tronk" Dave Mullen Ensemble (Mullsoul Music) 22:00
Host talks 27:48
Pepper Adams "Dobbin'" Conjuration -Live Fat Tuesday's Session (Uptown) 29:06
Kyle Asche Organ Trio "Delirium" Five Down Blues (Cellar Records) 34:48
Host talks 40:07
Caity Gyorgy "Whyd You Gotta" Whyd You Gotta (Bandcamp) 41:26
Jacqui Naylor "Space Oddity" The Long Game (Ruby Star) 46:31
Host talks 50:29
Sarah Vaughan "Bidin' My Time" Sarah Vaughan Sings the George Gershwin Songbook (EmArcy) 51:26
Host talks 52:52
Phil Ware Trio "Waiting Here Forever" Phil Ware Trio (Fund for Phil) 53:48

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