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Mike Jones, Terell Stafford & The Hot Toddies Jazz Band

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With "Kansas City" from NYC's The Hot Toddies Jazz Band, we swing into the 815th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from their debut album. This hour of music highlights modern jazz that's brimming on the radio charts. We hear from singers Douyé, Olivia Van Goor and Matt Catingub, plus a strong dose of instrumental jazz from Mike Jones, Michael Ragonese, Terell Stafford and Dave Goldberg. We also drop the needle on more Jazz is Dead music via Tony Allen & Adriane Younge, then wrap it up with Wayne Smith, Jr. Dig the jazz, my friends.

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  • The Hot Toddies Jazz Band "Kansas City" The Hot Toddies Jazz Band (Prohibition Productions) 0:00
  • Host talks 5:08
  • Olivia Van Goor "Shulie A Bop" Don't Be Mad at Me (Brian McCarthy) 6:25
  • Mike Jones "S'Wonderful" Are You Sure You Three Guys Know What You're Doing? (Capri Records) 10:48
  • Host talks 15:37
  • Douyé "Devil May Care" The Golden Sèkèrè (Rhombus Records) 16:35
  • Greg Abate and Paul Del Nero Quartet "The Avenger" Reunion Live (Avenger Records) 19:41
  • Host talks 24:14
  • Michael Ragonese "Solar" Stracci (Open Door) 25:09
  • Terrell Stafford "Between Two Worlds" Between Two Worlds (Le Coq Records) 28:04
  • Host talks 34:41
  • Matt Catingub "The Best is Yet to Come" From Somoa to Sinatra (Summit Records) 35:30
  • Dave Goldberg "Surreality" The Other Side (Tritone Records) 38:47
  • Host talks 43:53
  • Tony Allen and Adrian Younge "Don't Believe the Dancers" Jazz is Dead 18 (Jazz is Dead) 44:35
  • Ember "Easy Win" August in March (Imani Records) 47:15
  • Joe Menges "Stairs" Spirit of 3, Spirit of 4 (Joe Menges) 50:10
  • Host talks 52:39
  • Wayne Smith Jr. "Echoes" Be Still (Outside in Music.

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