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Matt Wilson, Kerry Politzer & Christopher Burnett
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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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