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Tomas Janzon, Charlie Parker, Art Tatum and More

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
February 16, 2020
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The focus of this hour is on three musicians that have new music charting well, along with the musicians that inspired them. First, we have guitarist Tomas Janzen followed by music from Charlie Parker. Secondly, we have pianist Jen Allen and music from her mentor Jackie McLean. Finally, we profile Indianapolis-based saxophonist Amanda Gardier followed by music from Cannonball Adderley.

Playlist

Tomas Janzon "Somewhere Over Stockholm" 130th & Lenox (Changes Music) 00:00
Host talks 5:37
Charlie Parker "Cool Blues" Charlie Parker, The Bird Anthology (Blue Note Records) 8:00
Benny Benack III "Gravy Waltz" Livin' to Do (Ring Road Recordings) 10:04
Host talks 14:45
Fraser McPherson Quartet "Easy Street"Encore (Justin Time Records) 15:29
Jen Allen "Blanket Statement" Sifting Grace (Next Level) 21:21
Host talks 27:08
Jackie McLean "Some Other Time" New York Calling (SteepleChase) 27:44
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis "Teru" Music of Wayne Shorter (Blue Engine Records) 35:36
Host talks 40:33
Art Tatum "Battery Bounce" Jazz Piano Legend (Fantastic Voyage) 41:09
Amanda Gardier "Midwestern Gothic" Flyover Country (Green Mind Records) 43:45
Host talks 49:36
Cannonball Adderley "Two Sleepy People" Best of Cannonball (Monaco Entertainment Corporation) 50:00
Host talks 51:36
Mike Casey "Venus"Single (Self-released) 52:23

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