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Jelly Roll Morton, Bruce Forman & Doug Beavers
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We begin the 714th Episode of Neon Jazz with veteran jazz artist Doug Beavers. We also present a track from John Coltrane off his LP Crescent that inspired Doug journey into jazz. We also take a listen to a number artists releasing new music in 2021 including Yaala Ballin, Steven Feifke, Jihee Heo and Perry Smith. The final cut on this hour comes from a legend who fueled many careers in the late great Michael Brecker. The theme is new jazz. It's fresh and going strong in 2021.Playlist
- Doug Beavers 9 "Blues on the Corner" Two Shades of Nude (Origin Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:26
- John Coltrane "Bessie's Blues" Crescent (Blue Note) 8:01
- Yaala Ballin "It's A Lovely Day" Sings Irving Berlin (Steeplechase) 11:07
- Host talks 14:17
- Irving Berlin "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning" Classics (Columbia) 15:46
- Shai Maestro "Human" Human (ECM Records) 16:34
- Host talks 18:49
- Oscar Peterson Duo "Three O'Clock in the Morning" Duo (Mercury) 19:28
- Steve Feifke Big Band "Closed" Kinetic (Outside in Music) 22:50
- Host talks 27:35
- James Horner "Old Ball Players" Field of Dreams Soundtrack (Sony) 28:43
- Jihee Heo "Blurring the Blues" Are You Ready (OA2 Records) 31:28
- Host talks 36:44
- Jelly Roll Mortron "Grandpa's Spells" Honey Tonk Blues (Old World) 37:24
- Perry Smith "Upper Manhattan Medical Group" Peace (SmithTone) 40:18
- Host talks 43:56
- Bruce Forman "DS AI Detroit" Coast to Coast (Choice) 44:44
- Shawn Maxwell "Expectation" Expectation & Experience (Shawn Maxwell) 49:43
- Host talks 51:11
- Michael Brecker "Sound Off" Time is of the Essence (Verve) 52:30
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