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Doc Cheatham, Kenny Washington & Arron Bazzell

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
July 10, 2022
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From a New York City musician and educator realizing his dream with his debut album Aesthetic, we kick off today's show with saxophonist Aaron Bazzell. We follow that up with music by trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, who happened to be the first concert Aaron saw live. From there, show 759 showcases new music from Chicago's Susie Blue featuring Solitaire Miles and the Lonesome Fellas, Canada's Way North, Jackie Messina and Aaron Seeber. In between we listen to older tunes from Doc Cheatham, Una Mae Carlisle and Skip Peck. Finally, we conclude this hour of jazz with a great story and song from Kenny Washington. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

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Aaron Bazzell "Increase and Persist" Aesthetic (Aaron Bazzell ) 00:00
Host talks 3:25
Arturo Sandoval "Nuestro Blues" Tumbaito (Timba Records) 5:45
Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas "Lucky Lips" Blue Train (John Robertson) 10:45
Host talks 13:37
Doc Cheatham "Okay Baby" The Eighty Seven Years of Doc Cheatham (Columbia) 14:37
Way North "I'm Here to Stay" New Dreams, Old Stories (Way North) 17:25
Host talks 20:02
The Chillhop Orchestra "After the Rain" After the Rain (Trad Vibe Records) 22:13
Jackie Messina "Easy Street" Necessary Arrangements (Jackie Messina) 24:53
Host talks 28:16
Una Mae Carlisle "Gone" Mean to Me (Jazz League Music) 37:32
Chris Torkewitz "Vista" NY Ensembles (Chris Torkewitz) 32:42
Host talks 36:14
Skip Peck "I Didn't Have a Care" Skip Peck Vol. 41 (Audiosparx) 37:30
David Larsen "Bright Days" G2 and You (G2 Records) 40:30
Host talks 44:58
Dave Glenn "National Pastime" National Pastime (Dave Glenn) 45:44
Aaron Seeber "Duke Ellington's Sound of Love" First Love (Cellar Live) 48:46
Host talks 52:05
Ralph Lalama "Metro North" Music for Grown-Ups (Criss Cross Jazz) 53:05

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