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Andy Jaffe, Chick Corea & Christian McBride
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Joined by the Slovak Radio Orchestra, composer Andy Jaffe kicks off episode 688 of Neon Jazz. From there, we delve into a host of veteran musicians who released great music during 2020 including Marilyn Crispell, Harben Kay and a few others. We sadly say goodbye to legendary jazz musician Chick Corea who passed suddenly at the age of 79. Thanks Chick and enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Slovak Radio Orchestra "Will You Still Be Mine" An Imperfect Storm The Large Ensemble Compositions of Andy Jaffe (MMC Recordings) 00:00
- Host talks 4:48
- John Coltrane "You Say You Care" Jazz Masters Deluxe (Star Evens Digital) 7:06
- Marilyn Crispell "Twisted Roots" How to Turn the Moon (Pyroclastic Records) 13:29
- Host talks 15:49
- Rex Stewart and His Orchestra "San Juan Hill" Jazz Pour Tous (The restoration project) 16:55
- Helena Kay's KIM Trio "Strawberry Terrace" Moon Palace (Ubuntu Music) 19:36
- Host talks 24:31
- Charlie Parker with Strings "What is This Thing Called Love" Bird & Stings (Verve) 25:07
- Chris Montague "Dropsy" Edition Label Sampler (Edition) 27:47
- Host talks 33:21
- Charlie Watts Quintet "Bluebird" Digs (Sony) 34:31
- Fabian Almazan "The Vicarious Life" Personalities (Palmetto Records) 36:40
- Host talks 41:50
- Christian McBride "Dream Train" People Music (Mack Avenue Records) 42:48
- Bobby Selvaggio "Proteanism" Quantam Man (Dot Time Records) 48:44
- Host talks 51:57
- Chick Corea & Lionel Hampton "Moments Notice" Chick and Friends (Giants of Jazz (Ita)) 53:00
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Christian McBride
Bobby Selvaggio
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