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Les McCann, Phil Markowitz, Melba Liston & Audrey Ochoa
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We begin the 822nd episode of Neon Jazz with Canadian trombonist Audrey Ochoa and music from her 2023 album The Head of a Mouse. From there, we hear from the legendary Melba Liston. As the hour continues, we dig into new music from Joe Alterman, Chris Lee, Andrew Rathbun and Kelly Jefferson. In between, we drop Mose Allison, Phil Markowitz, Les McCann and Dexter Gordon. It all comes to a close with the late Joey DeFrancesco. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Audrey Ochoa "The Head of a Mouse" The Head of a Mouse (Chronograph Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:34
- Dexter Gordon Quintet "Mischievous Lady" Play it Again (AI.M Media) 7:26
- Joe Alterman "Ruby Jubilation" Joe Alterman Plays Les McCann—Big Mo & Little Joe (Tiger Turn) 10:08
- Host talks 14:55
- Les McCann Quartet "Groove Yard" Soul Hits (Blue Note) 16:01
- Chris Lee "Autumn" Quintet Music (PJCE Recordsl) 20:08
- Host talks 24:47
- Mose Allison "I Don't Worry About a Thing" Best Of (Rhino Atlantic) 25:21
- Aline Homzy "Caraway" Eclipse (Elastic Records) 27:35
- Host talks 31:59
- Regina Carter "Prey Loot" Motor City Moments (Verve) 33:06
- Andrew Rathbun "Speed Of Time" Speed Of Time (SteepleChase Records) 36:47
- Host talks 43:26
- Phil Markowitz "Breach" Catalysis (Sunnyside) 44:26
- Kelly Jefferson "Kindling" Rituals (Cellar Live) 48:24
- Host talks 53:30
- Joey DeFrancesco "Fly Me to the Moon" Goodfellas (Concord Records) 54:04
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Audrey Ochoa
Joe Dimino
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Missouri
Kansas City
Melba Liston
Joe Alterman
Chris Lee
Andrew Rathbun
Kelly Jefferson
Mose Allison
Phil Markowitz
Dexter Gordon
Joey DeFrancesco
Les McCann
Aline Homzy
Regina Carter
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