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Ivan Lins, Donald Harrison & Brad Turner

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
September 24, 2023
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We begin the 821st Episode of Neon Jazz with multi-instrumentalist Brad Turner and music from his 2023 release The Magnificent. That tune kicks off a full hour of music dedicated to the new jazz. From there, we hear from Kurt Elling, Donald Harrison, Ron Blake and Ivan Lins. We complete the circle with Jon-Erik Kellso live at The Ear Inn. We also give a very special shout out to MLB legend Dwight "Doc" Gooden. Dig the jazz and baseball, my friends.

Playlist

Brad Turner "You're OK" The Magnificent (Cellar Live) 0:00
Host talks 6:05
Kurt Elling "Naughty Number Nine" SuperBlue: The Iridescent Spree (Edition Records) 8:22
Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. "Upper Stratus" Congo Square Suite (TTR Records) 11:28
Host talks 13:25
Joel Haynes "The Return" The Return (Cellar Live) 13:55
Lezlie Harrison "Love Won't Let Me Wait" Let Them Talk (Cellar Live) 18:10
Host talks 23:02
Maddie Vogler "The Need to Be" While We Have Time (Origin Records) 18:10
Ron Blake "Beyond Yesterday's Tomorrows" Mistaken Identity (7ten33 Productions) 28:30
Host talks 34:21
Andrew Danforth "Absence of the Avenue" Homegrown (Andrew Danforth) 35:20
Ivan Lins "Congada Blues" My Heart Speaks (Resonance Records) 40:19
Host talks 45:36
Noah Franche-Nolan "Family Tree" Within the Stream (Cellar Live) 46:14
Host talks 50:20
Jon-Erik Kellso And The EarRegulars "Sleep" Live at The Ear Inn (Arbors Records) 52:06

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