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Carla Bley, Stanley Clarke & Bobby Falk

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 5, 2023
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We start the 827th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from drummer Bobby Falk's Mentors album. From there, we hear from his hero and mentor Jamey Aebersold, who influenced legions of up and coming jazz musicians through his instructional books. Early on in the show, we pay homage to the life and lore of the late, great Carla Bley. We profile clips of a 2016 interview Neon Jazz conducted with Ms. Bley. From there, we get into some new music from Andrew Binder, Cory Weeds and many others. In between, we hear from Paul Bley, Horace Silver and Stanley Clarke. Finally, we put a wrap on ep. 827 with music from Paul Dietrich's 5 plus 4. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Bobby Falk Group "Bump Bump" Mentors (B. Falk Music) 0:00
Host talks 7:08
Jamey Aebersold "Confirmation" All Bird Play Along w Charlie Parker Volume 06 (Jamey Aebersold Music) 9:06
Carla Bley "Life Goes On" Life Goes On (ECM) 13:50
Host talks 19:33
Paul Bley Trio "Figfoot" Closer (ESP Disk) 22:07
Andrew Binder "Mandella Effect" Conspiracy Deliracy (Andrew Binder) 25:27
Host talks 33:54
Stanley Clarke "Quiet Afternoon" School Days (Sony) 34:31
Cory Weeds "Power Station" Home Cookin' (Cellar Live) 39:30
Host talks 44:25
Horace Silver Trio "Sweet Stuff" Vol. 3 (Blue Note) 45:29
Host talks 50:42
Paul Dietrich "Springs" 5 plus 4 (Shifting Paradigm) 51:56

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