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Christian McBride, Caelan Cardello, Nicole Zuraitis and Stanley Clarke
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In honor of the return of the Kansas City Jazz & Blues Fest after a 20+ year hiatus, we begin with a headliner of that October 4, 2025 day of music gems with the legendary Stanley Clarke with music off his 1993 album East River Dance. From there, we hop right into an Italian musician with deep KC roots in Roberto Magris with music off his new 2025 album Lovely Days. From there, we get into an eclectic mix of modern jazz from the likes of Nicole Zuraitis, Tom Cohen, Kelly Green, Mike Casey and Shawn Purcell. We also dig into some newcomers and great new albums from Caelan Cardello and Ron Seo. Finally, we close it all out with the talented modern jazz star Christina McBride with the "Cold Chicken Suite." Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Stanley Clarke "What If I Forget the Champagne" East River Drive (Sony/BMG Music) 0:00
- Host talks 5:33
- Roberto Magris "Saga of Harrison Crabfeathers" Lovely Days (JMood Records) 7:52
- Nicole Zuraitis "Got My Mojo Working" Live at Vic's in Vegas (LaReserve Records) 13:30
- Host talks 21:22
- Tom Cohen "Look at the Sky" Embraceable Brazil (Versa Records) 22:28
- Kelly Green "Corner of my Dreams" Corner of my Dreams (La Reserve Records) 26:28
- Host talks 31:28
- Mike Casey "Calle Pizarro" Valencia (Mike Casey) 32:30
- Shawn Purcell "Primaries and Spares" Oblivity (Origin Records) 36:13
- Host talks 42:05
- Caelan Cardello "Don't Look Back" Chapter One {Jazz Bird Records) 43:05
- Rin Seo "Blues A La Carte" City Suite (Cellar Live) 47:05
- Host talks 52:45
- Christian McBride "Op. 49—Cold Chicken Suite, 3rd" Without Further Ado, Vol. 1 (Mack Avenue) 53:31
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