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Ira Sullivan, Sonny Rollins & Carlos Vega

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 21, 2021
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We start the 726th Episode of Neon Jazz with the distinctive sound of Miami-based saxophonist Carlos Vega. From there, we present Francesco Amenta, Oscar Rossignoli and Jake Baxendale. The show concludes with JC Sanford and material from his new release Imminent Standards Trio. Dig this hour of jazz music, my friends.

Playlist

Carlos Vega "Something to Say" Art of the Messenger (Origin Records) 00:00
Host talks 6:16
Ira Sullivan "Blue Stroll" Blue Stroll (Delmark) 8:19
Francesco Amenta "Burgandy 45" Midtown Walk (Amenta Music) 14:15
Host talks 19:20
Miles Davis Quintet with Sonny Rollins "Doxy" Bags Groove (Prestige Music) 20:24
Oscar Rossignoli "Long Story Short 1" Inertia (Self Produced) 25:27
Host talks 29:54
Sidney Bechet and his New Orleans "Wild Man Blues" Best of Vintage (Cherish Records) 31:04
Rale Micic "Better Days Ahead" Only Love Will Stay (Whaling City Sound) 31:24
Host talks 39:33
Carl Barriteau "Minor Mood" Classics (Columbia) 40:33
Jake Baxendale "Sleep (A Glimpse of Plimpse)" Sanctuary (Elsewhere Records) 43:36
Host talks 48:33
Charley Straight and His Orchestra "Deep Henderson" Deep into the Night (New Records) 49:11
Host talks 53:011
JC Sanford "It's You or No One" Imminent Standards Trio, Vol. 1 (Shifting Paradigm Records) 53:58

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Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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