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Harry Belafonte, Elvin Jones, GoGo Penguin & Bruce Barth

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
May 21, 2023
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From the gifted world of veteran pianist Bruce Barth, we make our way into the 803rd Episode of Neon Jazz. We also hear from a crop of established cats with new music in Isaiah J. Thompson, GoGo Penguin, Gabriel Latchin and Marty Isenberg. We slip in classics from Stanley Turrentine, Dave Brubeck and the mighty Elvin Jones. Along the way, we say good-bye to the Father of Calypso in Harry Belafonte. Finally, we finish the hour up with the genre-mixing talent of Thundercat. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Bruce Barth Quintet "Pinnochio" In Focus (Enjoy Records) 0:00
Host talks 5:42
Earl Bostic & His Orchestra "Mambastic" The Greatest (King Records) 8:33
Isaiah J. Thompson "Thank You Betsy" The Power of the Spirit (Blue Engine Records) 10:37
Host talks 16:09
Kenny Clarke Septet "Chasm" Bohemia After Dark (Savoy) 17:07
Harry Belafonte "Hold 'em Joe" Very Best Of (RCA) 21:28
Host talks 23:55
GoGo Penguin "Friday Film Special" Everything is Going to be OK (XXIM Records) 24:50
Gabriel Latchin "Just the Ticket" Viewpoint (Alys Jazz) 29:00
Host talks 33:22
Dave Brubeck Trio "Undecided" Time Signatures (Columbia) 34:01
Marty Isenberg "Life on Mars" The Way I Feel Inside (Marty Isenberg) 36:30
Host talks 44:04
Elvin Jones "Gettin' on Way" Illumination (Verve) 45:36
Host talks 50:08
Thundercat "Is It Love?" The Golden Age of Apocalypse (Brainfeeder) 51:24

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