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Gerald Wilson, Wayne Shorter, Charles Gayle & Danny Jonokuchi

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
October 8, 2023
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We begin the 823rd Episode of Neon Jazz with big band leader Danny Jonokuchi and music from 2023 album Big Band Voices. From there, we hear music from his greatest influence, Gerald Wilson. We also hear from Audrey Silver, Linda Purl and Gordon Lee. We play an early Wayne Shorter tune in honor of the new documentary Zero Gravity. We say good-bye to legends Charles Gayle and Richard Davis. The hour comes to a close with The New Wonders off their 2023 album honoring jazz of the 1920's. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Danny Jonokuchi "The One I Love" Big Band Voices (Outside in Music) 0:00
Host talks 3:13
Gerald Wilson "You Better Believe It " You Better Believe It (Blue Note) 5:38
Wayne Shorter "Blues A La Carte" Introducing Wayne Shorter (Vee-Jay Records) 10:41
Host talks 16:10
Mike Casey "Space Chill" Single (Mike Casey) 18:23
Audrey Silver "Kansas City" Oklahoma (Messy House Productions) 22:46
Host talks 26:52
Charles Gayle Trio "His Grace" Christ Everlasting (For True) 28:03
Gordon Lee "Sailing Thru Time" The Remainder (PJCE Records) 32:40
Host talks 35:58
Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Domino" Domino (Verve) 37:04
Linda Purl "This Could Be The Start of Something Big" This Could Be The Start (Reaching Records) 40:13
Host talks 42:48
Tedd Firth "When a Woman Loves a Man" Single/Solo (Tedd Firth) 44:19
Andrew Hill "New Monastery" Point of Departure (Blue Note) 48:15
Host talks 52:08
The New Wonders "Persian Rug" The New Wonders (The New Wonders) 53:44

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