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Cory Weeds, Mugrew Miller, Artie Shaw & More
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This week we open Neon Jazz with a tribute to Rashied Ali, courtesy of Dutch bassist Joris Teepe. We then move on to sample some tasty new tracks by the Pete Coco Trio, Angela Verbrugge and the incredible Cory Weeds. In between, the show is full of legends from Artie Shaw to Toots Thielemans. As we get towards the end of the show, we hear from Montana-based jazz musician Erica von Kleist and the great Patrick Cornelius. Bringing this hour of music to a close, will be the always cool Eddie Lockjaw Davis.
Playlist
- Joris Teepe "Sidewalks in Motion" In the Spirit of Rashied Ali (Jazztribes) 00:00
- Host talks 4:37
- Rashied Ali "Blue in Green" Art-Work (Origin Records) 7:15
- Pete Coco Trio "I Have Decided" Lined with a Groove(Pete Coco Music) 15:07
- Host talks 19:11
- Artie Shaw and His Gramercy Five "Summit Ridge Drive"This is Artie Shaw and His Gramercy Five (Cool Note) 20:04
- Angela Verbrugge "The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night" The Night We Couldn't Say Good Night (Gut String Records) 23:10
- Host talks 26:57
- Toots Thielemans "Scotch on the Rocks" Best Of (Sony BMG Records) 28:46
- Cory Weeds "Tolypso" Live at Frankie's Jazz Club (Cellar Live) 31:25
- Host talks 36:41
- Mulgrew Miller "Wingspan"Wingspan (MaxJazz) 37:20
- Erica von Kleist "Dirty Martini" Erica von Kleist and No Exceptions (Erica von Kleist) 43:00
- Host talks 47:54
- Patrick Cornelius "Big Pictures" Should be Fun (Posi-Tone Records) 49:14
- Host talks 52:31
- Eddie Lockjaw Davis "Eddie's Function"Eddie's Function (Bethlehem) 53:25
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