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Marc Cary, Wayne Shorter, Betty Carter & Addison Frei
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Kicking off the 885th episode of Neon Jazz, we dive in with New York City pianist Addison Frei and the title track from his new 2024 album, Coin Flip. A talent with deep Kansas City roots, Addison sets the tone before we shift to Marc Cary, a mentor who's shared meaningful time and music with him over the years. From there, we round out the year in style, showcasing standout sounds from Melinda Rose, Frenchy Romero, Yannick Benoit, Nico Moreno, and Tania Grubbs. The energy keeps climbing with legends like Wayne Shorter, Betty Carter, and Terry Waldo adding their timeless brilliance to the mix. And to wrap up the hour, Brian Lynch steps in with a nod to the mystical number 7. So settle in and dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Addison Frei "Coin Flip" Coin Flip (Armored Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:47
- Marc Cary "Barry Farm" Blackanomics (Sessionheads United) 7:32
- Melinda Rose Rodriguez and Frenchy Romero "In My Own Litter Corner" I'm On My Way (Melinda Rose and Frenchy Romero) 12:26
- Host talks 18:15
- Yannick Benoit Quartet "Pelog" Le Repère (Welcome Home) 19:15
- Nico Moreno "Cornerstone" Cornerstone (7642736 DK Records) 22:46
- Host talks 27:42
- Wayne Shorter "Dance Cadaverous" Speak No Evil (Blue Note) 28:30
- Tania Grubbs Quintet "But Not For Me" The Sound of Love (Tania Grubbs Quintet) 34:48
- Host talks 38:11
- Betty Carter "'Round Midnight" 'Round Midnight (Rhino Atlantic) 34:48
- Felix Lemerle "Fixation" Blues for the End of Time (Tzim Tzum Records) 41:56
- Host talks 45:36
- Terry Waldo "Yellow Dog Blues" Treasury Vol. 1 (Turtle Bay Records) 46:24
- Host talks 50:05
- Brian Lynch "Hight Point of the Hang" 7by7by7 (Holistic MusicWorks) 50:43
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Marc Cary
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Frenchy Romero
Yannick Benoit
Nico Moreno
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Betty Carter
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