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Judith Owens, Earl Bostic & Don Aliquo

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
March 12, 2023
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From Nashville-based, Pittsburgh-bred saxophonist Don Aliquo, we kick off this new 793rd Episode of Neon Jazz with a song off his 2023 album Growth. From there, we listen to the artist who gave Don one of his most memorable performances when he was a lad in Arnie Lawrence. We also hear new music from Holly Burke, Judith Owen, Jane Irving and Dave Stryker. Pianist Emmet Cohen of pandemic sessions fame, is on the show with music from his 2022 release Uptown in Orbit. We bring it to a close with Steve Fidyk leading his Wire Broad Band with music off his album Red Beats. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Don Aliquo "Woman Clothed in the Sun " Growth (Ear Up Records) 0:00
Host talks 5:05
Arnie Lawrence "Elanor Rigby" You're Gonna Hear from Me (Quicksilver Records) 7:17
Holly Burke and Bill Runge "Monkey Puzzle" Dreamride (Holly Burke) 9:37
Host talks 11:03
Cootie Williams And His Orchestra "That's the Lick" Greatest Hits (Coootie Inc.) 12:17
Judith Owen "Snatch & Grab It" Come on & Get it (Twanky Records) 15:27
Host talks 18:24
Skinnay Ennis And His Orchestra "Strange Enchantment" Hollywood (Intrigue) 19:11
Jane Irving "Baby Don't You Quit Now" Don't Quit Now (From the Top Entertainment) 22:43
Host talks 26:36
Diane Reeves "Gotta Be This or That" Good Night, and Good Luck (Concord) 27:24
Alba Careta Group Group "Quartades" Teia (Microscopi) 30:26
Host talks 34:36
Chucho Valdes "Tu Mi Delirio" Virtuoso (Escondido Music) 35:12
The Dave Stryker Trio "Hope" Prime (Strikezone Records) 38:11
Host talks 43:22
Earl Bostic and His Orchestra "Cracked Ice" Eternal (Epitome Records) 44:10
Emmet Cohen "Braggin in Brass" Uptown in Orbit (Mack Avenue) 46:29
Host talks 50:06
Steve Fidyk Live Wire Broad Band "Bebop Operations" Red Beats (Blue Canteen) 50:54

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