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Cecil McBee, James Zollar & Eddie Henderson
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We start the 845th Episode of Neon Jazz with master musician, doctor and figure skater Eddie Henderson with music from his 2023 release Witness to History. Eddie is featured on this episode to celebrate the PBS documentary Uncommon Genius. From there, we hear music from his teacher Louis Armstrong then motor our way into another quality hour of jazz. You'll also hear James Zollar, Cecil McBee and Mike Holober. There's music from newcomers including Hiury Tire and Jill McCarron. Finally, we make a Kansas City connection with the long-awaited album from drummer Brandon Draper with his single "Aim All Around" from the Draper Family Band. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Eddie Henderson "Freedom Jazz Dance" Witness to History (Smoke Sessions) 0:00
- Host talks 5:36
- Louis Armstrong "Home" Louis Under the Stars (Verve) 8:24
- James Zollar "The Fruit" The Ways In (JZAZ Records) 14:13
- Host talks 18:40
- Cecil McBee "After the Morning" Power Trio (Blue Note) 19:50
- Hiruy Tirfe "The Believer" 10,000 Hours (Tire Records) 27:15
- Host talks 31:10
- Josh Lawrence "Sugar Hill Stroll" Roots (Josh Lawrence Jazz) 32:20
- Kuba Cichocki "Coming Back" Flowing Circles (BJUR) 36:23
- Host talks 39:06
- Mike Holober & The Gotham Jazz Orchestra "Caminhos Cruzados" Hiding Out (Zoho) 40:14
- Draper Family Band "Aim All Around" Single (Looking Up Productions) 46:37
- Host talks 51:07
- Jill McCarron "The Gin Suite" Gin (Jazz Bird Records) 52:50
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