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John Ellis, Donald Vega & Gerald Cannon

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
January 14, 2024
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On the first episode of 2024, we begin with celebrated bassist Gerald Cannon live at Dizzy's Club in New York City. From there, we play releases from late 2023 and new music from 2024 including music from John Ellis, Kelly Jefferson, Mark Burnell and Christian Dillingham. Veteran musicians Donald Vega and Marius Van Den Brink also add some good flavor to this initial hour of 2024 jazz. The show comes to a close with Chris Mondak and material off his album Blank with Colour. Happy New Year and dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Gerald Cannon "Inception" Live at Dizzy's Club (Woodneck Records) 0:00
Host talks 5:24
David K. Mathews "Hard Times'" The Fantasy Vocal Sessions Vol. 3 (Effendi Records) 7:02
John Ellis Quartet "Habanera" Bizet Carmen in Jazz (Blue Room Music) 9:35
Host talks 14:26
Kelly Jefferson "Rituals" Rituals (Cellar Live) 15:12
Darrell Grant "Drop Me Off in Harlem" Our Mr. Jackson (Lair Hill) 20:17
Host talks 24:06
The Rob Dixon Steve Allee Quintet "Flat Tire Blues" Standards Deluxe (Rob Dixon) 24:50
Donald Vega "I Know You Can Fly" As I Travel (Tiger Turn) 28:21
Host talks 33:03
Mark Burnell "Ain't Dat Good News" Gospel Piano (Spectrum Music) 33:47
Darden Purcell "Come Back To Me" Love's Got Me In A Lazy Mood (OA2 Records) 36:40
Host talks 42:18
Christian Dillingham "Like No Other" Cascades (Greenleaf Music) 42:54
Marius Van Den Brink "Coral Sun" New York Knock (HighLine Music) 48:10
Host talks 50:36
Chris Mondak "Complicated" Blank with Colour (Summit Records) 51:42

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