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Ernie Andrews, Elvin Jones & Kassa Overall

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
March 13, 2022
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We start the 742nd Episode of Neon Jazz with a new force in jazz by the name of Kassa Overall with music from his album Go Get Ice Cream and Listen to Jazz. From there, we hear from his mentor in Elvin Jones. The remaining hour is a cascade of quality new jazz from the likes of Marta Sanchez, Antonio Adolfo and Samara Joy. Finally, we say good-bye to late singer Ernie Andrews. Dig this new hour of music, my friends.

Playlist

Kassa Overall "The Sky Diver" Go Get Ice Cream and Listen to Jazz (Kassa Overall LLC) 00:00
Host talks 3:24
Elvin Jones "Why Try to Change Me Now" A New Dawn (Quicksilver Records) 7:04
Marta Sanchez "Copa De Luz" Danza Impossible (Fresh Sound Records) 11:25
Host talks 15:55
Ernie Andrews "You Go To My Head" The Hits (Classic Recordings) 17:00
Florian Hoefner "Never Lost" Coldwater Stories (Florian Hoefner) 19:58
Host talks 24:30
Dave Brubeck "Stompin for Mili" Interchanges '54 (Sony) 25:03
Mareike Wiening "Future Memories" Future Memories (Greenleaf Music) 30:16
Host talks 36:10
Vincent Lopez and His Orchestra "A Cup of Coffee, A Sandwich and You" Hits (Best of Times Records) 37:04
Antonio Adolfo "Wave" Jobim Forever (Antonio Adolfo) 39:48
Host talks 44:45
Antonio Carlos Jobim "Children's Games" Stone Flower (CTI Records) 45:30
Samara Joy "Stardust" Samara Joy (Whilrwind Recordings) 48:47
Host talks 52:25
Bennie Moten "Kansas City Breakdown" Best of 23-32 (Frog Records) 53:45

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Instrument: Drums

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Dazzle Jazz Club
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