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Javon Jackson, Michael Feinberg & Tim Lin
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We dedicate the entire hour of show 806 to the best of 2023 (so far). The show begins with music from saxophonist Tim Lin's new album Empathy. From there, we hear a new slice of Lonnie Liston Smith from the Jazz is Dead series. We also hear from the likes of Jamie Breiwick, Michael Feinberg and Israel Tanenbaum. We close out the show with Javon Jackson before the digital door swings closed. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Tim Lin "Namely You" Empathy (Linsanity Music) 0:00
- Host talks 3:21
- Lonnie Liston Smith "Kaleidoscope" Jazz is Dead 17 (Jazz is Dead) 5:17
- Joe Farnsworth "Bobby No Bags" In What Direction Are You Headed (Smoke Sessions) 8:27
- Host talks 13:36
- Jamie Breiwick "March of the Hobbits" Awake—Volume 2 (Shifting Paradigm Records) 14:46
- Michael O'Neill "Mike's Blues" Conversations with Birds (Michael O'Neill) 17:52
- Host talks 23:06
- Michael Feinberg "The Healing Power of Grits" Blues Variant (Criss Cross) 24:01
- Juan Pastor Chinchano "Humanidad" Cachito (Bace Records) 28:39
- Host talks 33:30
- Israel Tanenbaum and The Latinbaum Jazz Ensemble "Strange Destiny" Impressions (Zoho Music) 34:05
- Hazelrigg Bros "Miss Gradenko" Synchronicity: An Interpretation Of The Album By The Police (Hazelrigg Bros) 39:12
- Host talks 41:11
- Dan Wilson "Bird Like" Things Eternal (Mack Avenue) 41:54
- Steve Smith & Vital Information "A Prayer for the Generations—Pt. V" Time Flies (Drum Legacy Records) 47:03
- Host talks 50:55
- Javon Jackson "Brother G" With Peter Bradley (Solid Jackson Records) 51:59
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Jamie Breiwick
Michael Feinberg
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Lonnie Liston Smith
Joe Farnsworth
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