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Django Reinhardt, James Moody and Nancy Kelly

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
August 21, 2022
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We kick off the 756th Episode of Neon Jazz with vocalist Nancy Kelly then spin an array of new music from the likes of Sidney Jacobs, The Extended Trio, Pasquale Stefano and Charlton Singleton. Brazilian jazz artist Tetel Di Babuya steps away from her violin in a new role as a singer on her new album Meet Tetel. Classic songs from Django Reinhardt and James Moody round out a solid hour of jazz. Enjoy the music, my friends.

Playlist

Nancy Kelly "Jazz Woman" Jazz Woman (Nancy Kelly) 00:00
Host talks 3:55
Eric Reed "Is That?" Here (Mack Avenue) 5:54
Sidney Jacobs "Human Typography" If I Were Your Woman (Sidney Jacobs Art) 10:08
Host talks 11:37
Cab Calloway "Cruisin' with Cab" Hi De Ho Man (Sony) 12:32
Pasquale Stafano "Sparks" Sparks (Enja Records) 16:49
Host talks 24:32
Rex Stewart's Big Eight "I'm True to You" Classic Capitol Jazz Sessions (Capitol) 25:09
Extended Trio "Prominent Randy" Without Notice (Extended) 28:55
Host talks 35:06
New Orleans Rhythm Kings "Weary Blues" New Orleans Greats (Upbeat Records) 36:55
Tetel Di Babuya "Hello Hon'" Meet Tetel (Arcadia Records) 39:34
Host talks 42:55
Django Reinhardt "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise" Essential Django (Sony) 44:00
Brian Molley Quartet "Lotus and Thistle" Intercontinental (Brian Molley) 46:45
Host talks 48:53
Charleton Singleton "1000 Nights" Crossroads (BME) 49:43
Host talks 54:14
James Moody "The Jazz Twist" At the Jazz Workshop (UMG Recordings) 54:57

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