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Matt Wilson, Kerry Politzer & Christopher Burnett

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
May 26, 2024
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We kick off the 856th Episode of Neon Jazz with the esteemed Kansas City musician and educator Christopher Burnett with music from his album Originals recorded with a stellar cast KC's finest. From there, we dig into another one of KC's own in Karrin Allyson with music from her album A Kiss for Brazil. Then it's a trove of new music from David Bixler, Matt Wilson, Kerry Politzer and Bobby Brown. We wrap it up with David Benoit's "Fuzzy Logic." Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Christopher Burnett "Infinity" Originals (ARC Records) 0:00
Host talks 3:22
Karrin Allyson "Antigua" A Kiss for Brazil (Origin Records) 7:15
Travis Reuter "Interlude 1" Quintet Music (6153751 Records) 10:55
Host talks 12:46
David Bixler "Clement" Beautitude (Tiger Turn) 14:02
Matt Wilson "Libra" Matt Wilson's Good Trouble (MW Records) 18:57
Host talks 23:46
Kerry Politzer "Letting Go" Ruminations (PJCE Records) 25:00
Isrea Butler "Pennies from Heaven" Congo Lament (Vegas Records) 29:48
Host talks 34:43
Randy Weinstein "Bye-Ya" Harmonimonk (Randy Weinstein) 35:26
Angela Verbrugge "Born to be Blue" Somewhere (Gut String Records) 39:54
Host talks 43:39
The Bobby Broom Organi-Station "The Tennessee Waltz" Jamalot (Steele) 44:12
Adam Hersh "Tornado Watch" Tornado Watch (2571435 DK Records) 48:51
Host talks 52:27
David Benoit "Fuzzy Logic" Timeless (SRG Jazz) 53:31

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