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Chuck Owen, Senri Oe, Lorca Hart & Paul Litteral
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From a veteran trumpet player who calls Hollywood home, we start the 816th Episode of Neon Jazz with Paul Litteral and music off his 2023 album Legacy. From there, we dive into a host of tasty jazz from Chuck Owen, Michael Wetherwax, Senri Oe and Lorca Hart. We also hear from new artists including Tatiana Eva-Marie and Anthony E. Nelson Jr. Our final cut on this hour comes from Johnathan Blake as he pays homage to his father. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Paul Litteral "There Will Never Be Another You" Legacy (Outrageous8 Records) 0:00
- Host talks 3:19
- Remi Panossian Trio "Paint it Black" The Rolling Stones In Jazz (RSIJ Records) 4:56
- Chuck Owen And The WDR Big Band "Knife's Edge" Renderings (MAMA Records) 9:24
- Host talks 15:17
- Eddie Miller And His Big Band "You're a Builder Upper" Sentiments (Timeless Records) 16:04
- Michael Wetherwax "Cool Walk" Big Band Trax by Wax (Trax by WAX) 17:46
- Host talks 23:24
- Johnny Walker's Orchestra "Kitty from Kansas City" Dance (Dig in Records) 24:38
- Senri Oe "Class Notes" Class of '88 (Sony Records) 28:09
- Host talks 31:11
- Eunmi Lee "Azure" Introspection (You&Me Music) 32:14
- Tatiana Eva Marie w Jeremy Corren "The End of a Love Affair" Two at the Most (Tatiana Eva Marie) 37:14
- Host talks 41:58
- Lorca Hart Trio "Blues on the Corner" Inspiration & Gratitude (Night is Alive Productions) 43:03
- Anthony E Nelson Jr. "Three Little Words" Swinging Sunset (Musicstand Records) 46:17
- Host talks 49:47
- Johnathan Blake "Tiempos" Passage (Blue Note) 50:30
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