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Chet Baker, John Pizzarelli & Bobby Sanabria

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
April 23, 2023
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We kick off the 799th Episode of Neon Jazz with energy and style from percussionist & bandleader Bobby Sanabria with new music off his 2023 album with his MULTIVERSE Big Band. From there, we hear new music from Dave Bass, Chet Baker, John Pizzarelli and Wayne Escoffery. We also get cuts from rising modern jazz cats including Avi Granite, Nick Green and Dan Waldman. All of this comes to a close with Tom Harrell. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Bobby Sanabria "Caravan" MULTIVERSE Big Band (Jazzheads) 0:00
Host talks 7:27
Sauter-Finegan Orchestra "Coco Bongo" Directions in Music (RCA) 10:01
Dave Bass "Endless Waltz" The Trio Volume 3 (Whaling City Sound) 13:12
Host talks 18:14
Chet Baker "Candy" Blue Room in Holland (Jazz Detective) 18:47
Avi Granite 6 "Ubiquitous Miles" Operator (Pet Mantis Records) 24:26
Host talks 26:47
John Pizzarelli "I Want To Be Happy" Stage and Screen (Ghostlight Records) 27:51
Dan Waldman Quartet "Breakfast of Champions" Greenpoint (Dan Waldman) 32:52
Host talks 37:58
Nick Green "You-Kraine (Song for Ukraine)" Green on the Scene (Cellar Live) 38:47
Danny Fox Trio "Altbauer " Time Took Care of It (Adhyropa Records) 45:10
Host talks 48:41
Wayne Escoffery "Treasure Lane" Like Minds (Smoke Sessions) 49:40
Host talks 53:28
Tom Harrell "Invitation" Total (Pinnacle) 54:04

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