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Miguel Zenon, Russell Malone & Yvonnick Prene
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From talented French-born, NYC-based harmonica player Yvonnic Prene and pianist Geoff Keezer, we triumphantly enter the 870th Episode of Neon Jazz. Off an album dedicated to the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim, they do their spin on "Tide." Following that cut, we get into solo work from Keezer and music from his 2000 album Zero One. We also hear new music from two Kansas City's own Rick Mareske and Eboni Fondren. Plus lots more including Jonathan Suazo, Michael Dease and Clovis Nicolas round things out. Finally, we say goodbye to guitarist Russell Malone, who passed suddenly here in mid-2024. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Yvonnick Prene and Geoffrey Keezer "Tide" Jobim's World (SteepleChase) 0:00
- Host talks 3:53
- Geoffrey Keezer "These Three Words" Zero One (Open Studios Records) 5:37
- Rick Mareske "Orbis Elipticus" A Stroll in the Park (Rick Mareske) 11:15
- Host talks 15:02
- Eboni Fondren "Satin Doll" The Journey to Kansas City with Love (Miss Wardine Records) 15:57
- Jonathan Suazo "Esperanza pa' mi pueblo" Ricano Live (Ropeadope) 19:25
- Host talks 25:40
- Miguel Zenon "Seis Cinco" Jibaro (Marsalis Music) 26:20
- Michael Dease "Seiko Time" Groove's Groove (Le Coq Records) 32:07
- Host talks 37:58
- Richie Beirach "Peace Piece" Elegy for Bill Evans (Trio Records) 38:38
- Clovis Nicolas "Parallels to Andate Moderato" The Contrapuntist (Sunnyside Records) 43:43
- Host talks 51:12
- Russell Malone "Be Careful, It's My Heart" Look Who's Here (Verve) 52:35
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Rick Mareske
Eboni Fondren
Jonathan Suazo
Miguel Zenon
Michael Dease
Richard Beirach
Clovis Nicolas
Russell Malone
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