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Louis Armstrong, Marilyn Scott & Vicki Burns
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From the chops of Boston-based jazz singer Vicki Burns, we begin the 770th Episode of Neon Jazz. From there, we hear from an artist that Burns saw and met in the mighty Ella Fitzgerald. Over the ensuing hour, we hear from some impressive artists with new material in Marilyn Scott, Steve Knight, Kate Wyatt and Joe Policastro. We also spin new music from Kansas City guitarist Jeff Shirley off his album Blue Gold. This episode comes to a rousing close with Henderson's Dance Orchestra circa 1924. The roaring '20s are alive. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Vicki Burns "Close Your Eyes" Lotus Blossom Days (Vicki Burns) 00:00
- Host talks 3:44
- Ella Fitzgerald "Sugar Blues" The Decca Years (Decca) 5:44
- Jeff Shirley "Planet 22" Blue Gold (Jeff Shirley) 8:24
- Host talks 14:03
- Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers "Kansas City Stomps" Early Jazz Gems (Classic Tones) 14:55
- Marilyn Scott "Thrown Out Into Space, Butterfly" The Landscape (Blue Canoe Records) 17:42
- Host talks 22:36
- George Duke "Sugar Loaf Mountain" Brazilian Love Affair (Epic Records) 23:20
- Steve Knight "Change The World" Persistence (Steve Knight) 27:25
- Host talks 31:19
- The Four Bops "Prelude to a Kiss" Classics (Jazz Hero) 32:17
- Kate Wyatt "Underwater Chant'" Artifact (Kate Wyatt) 35:03
- Host talks 41:17
- Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra "Mahogany Hall Stomp" Black Legends of Jazz (Verve) 42:23
- Joe Policastro Trio "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" Sounds Unheard 2012-2022 (Joe Policastro) 45:07
- Host talks 50:49
- Henderson's Dance Orchestra "Chicago Blues" Chicago Jazz (Jazz Jewel Records) 52:15
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