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Sara Gazarek, Ella Fitzgerald, Herbie Hancock and More

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 3, 2019
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This week we kick off with the modern day jazz singer who is making waves Sara Gazarek. From there, we dig some new sound from NYC cat Mike Casey as we delve into the modern jazz sounds, we profile the veteran Ray Obiedo and look into new music from the great Kevin Sun. We also explore the old world of jazz with Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra and Stan Getz. We then wrap everything up with some new latin jazz from the great Portland-based Kerry Politzer.

Playlist

Sara Gazarek "Shade of Happiness" Shade of Happiness (MRI) 00:00
Host talks 6:19
Ella Fitzgerald and Count Basie "Satin Doll" Jazz Masters (Blue Note) 8:08
Christian Jacob Trio "The Originals" The Originals(WilderJazz) 10:45
Host talks 14:30
Mike Casey "Hydraulics (Apple Juice Kid Remix)" Surpise -The Remixes Pt. 1 (Mike Casey) 15:16
Ray Obiedo "Feng Shui" Anyway (RO Recordings) 18:16
Host talks 23:45
Herbie Hancock Trio "Watcha Waitin' For'" Herbie Hancock Trio (Columbia) 25:13
Kevin Sun "Circle, Line Ix" The Sustain of Memory (Endectomorph Music) 31:25li>
Host talks 34:18
Glen Gray and Casa Loma Orchestra "Maniac's Ball" Best of Big Bands (Drive Archive) 34:50
Ken Peplowski and Dick Hyman "Waiting for Deaing" Counterpoint Lerner and Loewe (Arbors Records) 38:01
Host talks 42:13
Stan Getz "All God's Children Got Rhythm " With European Friends (LRC Ltd. / Groove Merchant Records) 42:56
Kerry Politzer "São Salvador" Diagonal (Kerry Politzer) 47:12
Host talks 50:04
Tommy Flanagan "Willow Weep for Me" Overseas (Prestige) 51:02

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