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Kevin Eubanks, Orrin Evans & Immanuel Wilkins

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
April 3, 2022
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From a new super jazz group Pluto Juice, we begin the 745th Episode of Neon Jazz with the 2022 song "Pluto and Beyond." The band includes Dayna Stephens and we play on song off his 2015 album Reminiscent. From there, we get into new music from Gregg Hill, Remy Le Boeuf and Micah Graves. Kansas City saxophonist Adam Larson has a new album With Love, from Chicago and we explore his release. Finally, we hear from a powerful duo in Kevin Eubanks and Orrin Evans to wrap up this episode of tasty jazz. Enjoy...

Playlist

Pluto Juice "Pluto and Beyond" Pluto Juice (Contagious Music) 00:00
Host talks 5:48
Dayna Stephens "Uncle Jr." Pluto Juice (Criss Cross) 4:41
Gregg Hill "Latin Haitian" The Ritmo Patria Project (GH Records) 13:17
Host talks 18:44
Cab Calloway "We The Cats Shall Hep You" Under My Skin (K-Tel) 19:20
Remy Le Boeuf "Bring Me There" Assembly of Shadows (Le Boeuf Music) 21:40
Host talks 27:00
Charles Mingus "Thrice Upon a Theme" Thrice Upon a Theme (Bethlehem Records) 28:16
Adam Larson "Kansas to Chicago" With Love, From Chicago (Adam Larson) 34:37
Host talks 40:48
Clark Sommers Lens "Stoic Sun" By a Thread (Clark Sommers) 42:16
Micah Graves "The Hague" Pawns -Not for the Ordinary (Micah Graves) 46:45
Host talks 52:20
Kevin Eubanks And Orrin Evans "And .. They Ran Out of Biscuits!" EEE (Eubanks Evans Experience) (Imani Records) 53:45

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Instrument: Saxophone, alto

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