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Tony Tixier, David Larsen, Charlie Mariano, Miles Donahue and more!
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We begin the 709th Episode of Neon Jazz with the talented Paris-based Tony Tixier with new material off his latest 2020 album I am Human. He has a history with many Kansas City musicians and is a great fit to begin a new episode featuring music from brilliant young cats. We also profile new music from Dan Blake, Miles Donahue, Chris Pattishall, David Larsen and Larry Newcomb. Finally, we keep everything tied together with music from the masters including Mary Lou Williams, John Coltrane, Gerry Mulligan. Enjoy the jazz ride, kids.Playlist
- Tony Tixier "Like Someone in Love" I am Human (Whirlwind Recordings) 00:00
- Host talks 3:48
- Herbie Hancock "Live and Awake" Late Night Jazz Favorites (Lionfish Music Group, Inc.) 6:00
- Dan Blake "Doctor Armchair" Da Fe (Sunnyside) 9:40
- Host talks 12:25
- John Coltrane "Soultrane" Soultrane (Prestige) 13:11
- Miles Donahue "Living Room Blues" Just Passing Thru (Whaling City Sound) 18:30
- Host talks 24:01
- Charlie Mariano "The Shout" The Shout (Riverside) 25:18
- Chris Pattishall "Libra" Zodiac (ANTI-Records) 27:51
- Host talks 30:30
- Mary Lou Williams "Night Life" Mary Lou Williams Story (Jazz Archives) 31:27
- David Larsen "Taurus Moon" The Mulligan Chronicles (David Larsen LLC) 33:56
- Host talks 37:11
- Gerry Mulligan Quartet "Frenesi" Pacific Jazz (Pacific) 37:48
- Larry Newcomb Quartet "Love Intentionally" Love Dad (Larry Newcomb LLC) 41:36
- Host talks 46:39
- Return to Forever "Musicmagic" This is Jazz #12 (Sony) 49:09
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Tony Tixier
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Miles Donahue
Chris Pattishall
David Larsen
Larry Newcomb
Mary Lou Williams
John Coltrane
Gerry Mulligan
Herbie Hancock
Charlie Mariano
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