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Kenny Garrett, George Colligan & Tim Lin

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
November 20, 2022
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To commemorate our 777th Episode of Neon Jazz, we profile up and coming saxophonist in Tim Lin with music from his debut release Romance in Formosa. We follow that up with another musician with Taiwanese roots in pianist Jo-Yu Chen. From there, we explore a host of new music from Jakob Dreyer, Gentiane MG, Aimée Allen and Kerry Politzer. In between, a crop of veterans led by Kenny Garrett and George Colligan add depth to the show's line-up. We finalize it all of this with a tasty song from the ChillHop catalog. Dig this show, my friends.

Playlist

Tim Lin "Airegin" Romance in Formosa (Linsanity Music) 0:00
Host talks 4:23
Jo Yu Chen Jazz Piano Trio "Tipsy Cat" Incomplete Soul (Jo-Yu Music Co.) 7:04
Jakob Dreyer "The Cure" Songs Hymns and Ballads Vol. 1 (Fresh Sound New Talent) 10:51
Host talks 17:40
Kenny Garrett "Down & 1 Across'" Songbook (Warner Records) 18:20
Gentiane MG "Walls Made of Glass" Walls Made of Glass (TPR Records) 23:22
Host talks 25:30
Machito Y Su Afro-Cubano Salseros "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise" Viva (Refresh Records) 26:30
Aimée Allen "The Comet's Tail" Love and the Catalyst (Aimée Allen) 29:11
Host talks 34:14
Jason W. Marshall "I Could Write a Book" New Beginnings (Cellar Live) 35:00
Kerry Politzer "3 A.M." In a Heartbeat (Kerry Politzer) 39:27
Host talks 44:07
George Colligan "Doom Sandwich" King's Dream (George Colligan) 44:54
Randy Brooks And His Band "A Night at the Dueces" 1945-47 (Circle Records) 50:25
Host talks 53:19
ChillHop "Jazz Chill & Smoke" Summer Lo-Fi Chill (TC-OSS) 54:09

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