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Joe Chambers, Bill Evans and Tony Kadleck

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
February 12, 2023
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From esteemed New York City trumpeter, we start the 789th Episode with Tony Kadleck and a song off his 2023 big band release Sides. We then hear from one of Tony's influences in Maynard Ferguson. Settling in, we present The 3D Jazz Trio, Emilio Teubal, Libby York, Griffin Woodard Quartet and Ben Rosenblum. Our final cut from this tasty hour comes from Joe Chambers and music from Dance Kobina (Blue Note, 2023). Thanks for listening and until next time... enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Tony Kadleck "Dolphin Dance" Sides (Alternate Side Records) 0:00
Host talks 7:00
Maynard Ferguson Orchestra "Don't Cha Go Way Mad" Swinging My Way Through College (Sony) 8:50
3d Jazz Trio "9 to 5" 9 to 5 (3d Jazz Trio) 11:33
Host talks 16:44
Johnny De Droit And His New Orleans Jazz Orchestra "The Swing" NOLA Glory (Swing Time Records) 17:08
Emilio Teubal "Futuro" Futuro (Panoramic Recordings) 20:17
Host talks 24:23
Bill Evans Trio "Minority" Everybody Digs Bill Evans (Concord Records) 25:10
Libby York "Moonray" DreamLand (0A2 Records) 30:23
Host talks 33:08
Frank D'Rone "After the Ball" After the Ball (UMG Recordings) 34:39
Griffin Woodard Group "Doxology" Completion (Praise Message Music) 37:07
Host talks 39:17
George Russell Sextet w Eric Dolphy "Thoughts" Zzz-Thetics (Concord Music) 40:21
Ben Rosenblum Nebula Project "Implicit Attitude" A Thousand Pebbles (One Trick Dog Records) 45:42
Host talks 50:11
Joe Chambers "Caravanserai" Dance Kobina (Blue Note) 51:24

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