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Paul Shinn, Dave Brubeck & Junior Mance

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
February 14, 2021
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The first tune on the 686th Episode of Neon Jazz comes from a Kansas City pianist Paul Shinn live from the Green Lady Lounge in 2015. That begins a theme of Kansas City-based artists throughout the line-up of songs to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs reaching Super Bowl 55. We also pay proper respects to Junior Mance. Enjoy the show.

Playlist

Paul Shinn Trio "Handful of Keys" Live at the Green Lady Lounge (Green Lady Records) 00:00
Host talks 5:25
Dave Brubeck "Take Five" Time OutTakes (Brubeck Editions) 7:47
The Freedom Affair "Heartaches Don't Come Easy" Freedom is Love (Sunflower Soul Records) 13:26
Host talks 19:01
Igor Wilcox Quartet "2020" Singer (IW Records) 20:49
Jakob Manz "Eyes Up" Natural Energy (Act Records) 26:35
Host talks 31:49
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra "Ballot box Bounce" The Democracy Suite (Blue Engine Records) 32:40
Michael Feinberg "Cairo" From Where We Came (Steeplechase) 37:16
Host talks 42:36
Junior Mance Trio "Deep" Deep (GHB Jazz Foundation) 43:40
Tomeka Reid "17 West" Tomeka Reid Quartet (Thirsty Ear Recordings) 47:50
Host talks 50:50
Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm Orchestra "This Year's Kisses" 1930's (Timeless Recordings) 51:52
Host talks 52:26
Sylwester Ostrowski with Bobby Watson "Chiefs Kingdom" Single (SO Productions) 53:52

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