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Ray Gallon and Kenny Washington

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
September 5, 2021
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We kick off our 715th Episode of Neon Jazz with the veteran New York City pianist Ray Gallon. The music keeps on getting better here in 2021 and we profile artists including Alyssa Allgood, Mara Rosenbloom and Jeremy Monteiro. In between new tracks, we have older cats that influenced them from the likes of Ari Hoenig, Earl Hines and Toots Thielemans. Dig this brand new episode...

Playlist

Ray Gallon "Kitty Paws" Make Your Move (Cellar Records) 00:00
Host talks 5:26
Lee Konitz Nonet "Giant Steps" Lee Konitz Nonet (Chairoscuro) 6:00
Alyssa Allgood "Try Your Wings" What Tomorrow Brings (Cellar Records) 12:31
Host talks 16:06
Coleman Hawkins and Red Garland "Red Beans" Reds Blues (Prestige) 16:54
Dan Pitt Quintet "Hunter's Dreams" Wrongs (Self Produced) 21:03
Host talks 26:13
Ari Hoenig "All The Things You Are" Conner's Days (Fresh Sound Records) 26:54
Glenn Drewes "Double Talk Walk" City of Angels (Original Broadway Cast of) (Columbia) 32:32
Host talks 35:47
Lionel Hampton "Toot Toot" Mostly Ballads (Jazz Heritage Society) 36:44
Mara Rosenbloom "Bird Migration: Theme 2 (Take Off)" Flyways Murmuration (Fresh Sound Records) 40:17
Host talks 41:51
Earl Hines and His Orchestra "Boogie Woogie on St. Louis Blues" Classic Sessions (Bluebird) 43:04
Jeremy Monteiro "Josefina" Live at No Black Tie Kuala Lumpur (Jazznote Reocrds) 45:38
Host talks 51:54
Toots Thielemans "For My Lady" Chez Toots (SBME SPECIAL MKTS.) 52:59

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