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Martin Wind, Chip White and Brent Fischer
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We start the 740th Episode of Neon Jazz with music by prolific composer Brent Fischer and his orchestra with a song from Pictures at an Exhibition (2021). From there, we spin music from his father Clare Fischer with "The Shadow of Your Smile." We also hear music from long-time Neon Jazz friend Cory Weeds with music from Just Coolin,' (2022) along with new material from Chuck Owen, Dawn Derow and Chris Dingman. We sadly say goodbye to a wonderful drummer Chip White who we lost back in August of 2020. Enjoy the jazz!Playlist
- Brent Fischer Orchestra "Chicks" Pictures at an Exhibition (Brent Fischer) 00:00
- Host talks 2:50
- Clare Fischer "The Shadow of Your Smile" Songs for Rainy Day Lovers (Columbia Records) 5:04
- Dave Wilson Quartet "Love Supreme Resolution" Stretching Supreme (Zoho Music) 7:18
- Host talks 16:34
- John Coltrane "Naima" Live in Stockholm '61 (Prestige) 17:30
- Chuck Owen and The Jazz Surge "Chelsea Shuffle" Within Us (MAMA Records) 21:09
- Host talks 27:31
- Cory Weeds Quartet "Vendetta" Just Coolin' (Cellar Live) 28:18
- Dawn Derow "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" My Ship: Songs from 1941-2021 (Zoho Music) 33:54
- Host talks 36:30
- Goldsmith Baynes "Tō Ihu" Single (Meow) 37:14
- Martin Wind Quartet "My Astorian Queen" My Astorian Queen (Laika Records) 41:25
- Host talks 46:46
- Chris Dingman "Refracted Light" Journeys Volume 1 (Inner Arts) 47:30
- Host talks 50:54
- Claudio Roditi with Chip White "Free Wheelin'" Free Wheelin' (Reservoir) 52:02
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