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Jimmy McGriff, Towner Galaher, Woody Herman & Joel Goodman

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
July 16, 2023
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From the genius of composer & pianist Joel Goodman, we enter the 811th Episode of Neon Jazz with \music off his 2023 album An Exquisite Moment. We also hear new jazz from emerging musicians in Chloe Jean, Benny Benack III and Tigrane Kazazian. Also, veterans including Towner Galaher, Marc Ciprut and the great Doug Macdonald joined by his trio. In between, we hear legends like Charlie Parker, Wayne Shorter and Woody Herman. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Joel Goodman "What Dreamer's Dream" An Exquisite Moment (A64 Records) 0:00
Host talks 7:56
Charlie Parker All Stars "Buzzy" The Complete Savoy (Savoy) 10:12
Chloe Jean "Bad Guy" Fairy Tale Fail (Rhythmus Records 12:28
Host talks 16:09
Benny Benack III & Emmet Cohen "Gary, Indiana" Third Times A Charm (La Reserve Records) 17:09
Mr. Chair "Better Days" Abandoned Cities (Mr. Chair) 20:45
Host talks 24:59
Woody Herman And His Orchestra "Doctor Jazz" Blues on Parade (UMG) 25:53
Towner Galaher "Keep Talkin'" Towner Galaher Organ Trio Live (Towner Galaher) 28:56
Host talks 32:39
Jimmy McGriff "The Worm" The Worm (Blue Note) 33:31
Marc Ciprut "Roll It Out" Blue House (Outside in Music) 36:41
Host talks 40:51
Wayne Shorter "Chaos" The All Seeing Eye (Blue Note) 41:46
Tigrane Kazazian "Sand Waves" Still Love (Tigrane Kazazian) 48:20
Host talks 52:31
Doug Macdonald Trio "Groove Blues" Edwin Alley (Blujazz) 53:38

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