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Fred Hersch & Simon Moullier

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 14, 2021
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Neon Jazz has always been swayed by the vibes and we start the 725th Episode of the show with Simon Moullier and his trio with a track from his latest release. We also look into some emerging artists in jazz who are making 2021 a memorable year. From Sarah Wilson, Vince Mendoza, Chris Standring and Dave Flippo. We sadly say goodbye and thanks to the mighty Pat Martino. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Simon Moullier Trio "Beijo Partido" Countdown (Fresh Sound New Talent) 00:00
Host talks 3:32
Mark Turner "Lost Ocean" The Music of Mercedes Rossy (Fresh Sound Records) 5:24
Sarah Wilson "Quiet Rust" Kaleidoscope (Brass Tonic) 11:28
Host talks 14:52
David Larsen "Into the Light" Deviate from Standards (DL Music) 16:17
Ari Erev "Playground" Close to Home (Self Produced) 21:16
Host talks 27:07
Fred Hersch "Wichita Lineman" Songs from Home (Palmetto Records) 27:57
Vince Mendoza "Justice and Blues" Freedom Over Everything (Modern Recordings) 33:35
Host talks 38:01
Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra "You and I Know" Classics (Columbia) 39:08
Chris Standring "Maxine" Wonderful World (Ultimate Vibe) 41:43
Host talks 45:16
Eddie Cole "Alababiip" Best Of (New Wind Recordings) 46:09
Dave Flippo "Spring Joy" Dedications -Jazz from Planet Flippo (Oppilf Records) 48:47
Host talks 53:06
Pat Martino "The Visit" Givin' Away the Store -Volume 3 (Jazz Heritage Society) 54:26

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