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Leo Parker & Theo Bleckmann

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
December 13, 2020
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Episode 676 of Neon Jazz is full of modern musicians that continue to give the world quality jazz during a pandemic. It starts with Jacky Terrasson and moves on into the trio known as The Lost Melody. We also hear from singers Theo Bleckmann and the legendary Sheila Jordan. Enjoy the jazz.

Playlist

Jacky Terrasson Jazz Trio "Broadway" Lover Man (Blue Note) 00:00
Host talks 6:12
Leon Parker "Tokyo" Awakening (Columbia) 8:17
The Lost Melody "Leaving Montserrat" New Songs for Old Souls (CD Baby) 12:58
Host talks 16:48
Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band "Get Out of Here" Creole Jazz (Jazz Room) 18:01
Theo Bleckmann "A Small House Can Carry As Much Happiness As A Large One" Anteroom (Traumton) 20:52
Host talks 26:23
Sheila Jordan "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone" Sheila (SteepleChase) 27:09
Jennifer Wharton "Stellar" Bonegasm (Sunnyside) 30:05
Host talks 34:35
Joe Pass "For Django" Plays the Music of Django Reinhardt (Bgo -Beat Goes on) 36:09
Dan Liparini "Salamander" Tessellations (Next Level) 39;04
Host talks 44:43
Brian Blade "Sunburn and Mosquito" Children of the Light (Blue Note) 45:18
Douglas Olsen "Tailwind" 2 Cents (Douglas Olsen) 49:35
Host talks 52:06
Andrei Poliakov "La Promenade in Paris in the Moonlight" Single (Andrei Poliakov) 52:45

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