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Herbie Hancock, Hilary Kole & Dave Miller
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From a musician who has been at it for decades, though a relative newcomer to the jazz scene—we start the 718th Episode of Neon Jazz with pianist and attorney Dave Miller with a song off his new ode to the pandemic with "The Mask-erade is Over." We also profile the impressive New York City singer Hilary Kole with a song off her long-awaited 2021 album Sophisticated Lady. During this hour we also look into veterans with new material like Jason Branscum, Russ Lossing and Dennis Mitcheltree. Enjoy the music.Playlist
- Dave Miller "The Blue Room" The Mask-Erade is Over (Summit Records) 00:00
- Host talks 3:06
- Bill Evans Trio "Nardis (Live)" Quiet Now (Blue Note) 4:59
- Hilary Kole "The Best Thing For You" Sophisticated Lady (CD Baby) 10:37
- Host talks 14:40
- Dave Brubeck Quartet "Camptown Races" Vintage Jazz No. 154 -Basin Street EP (Vintage) 16:02
- Jason Branscum "I and the Village" Beyond the Walls of the World (Bandcamp) 17:33
- Host talks 25:12
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "Soul Station" Soul Station (Argo) 25:54
- Russ Lossing "Ugly Beauty" Changes (SteepleChase) 31:14
- Host talks 36:03
- Paul Desmond "Song to a Seagull" Best of Paul Desmond (Columbia) 37:12
- Michael Waldrop "Fractals" Time Frames (Origin Classics) 43:32
- Host talks 44:44
- Ella Fitzgerald "Lady be Good" Live at Chutauqua, Vol. 2 (Dot Time) 41:37
- Herbie Hancock "First Trip" Speaks Like a Child (Blue Note) 45:30
- Host talks 51:03
- Dennis Mitcheltree "Trial by Delusion" Brooklyn (DM Records) 51:25
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