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Mike Stern, Brad Mehldau, Jim Rotondi & Jesus Molina
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We dive into the 871st Episode of Neon Jazz with the brilliant Colombian-born pianist Jesus Molina and the title track off his 2024 album Selah. From there, we say goodbye to the towering jazz trumpeter of Jim Rotondi and hear new material from Mike Stern, Wayne Alpern, Christian Sands and Greg Johnson. In between, we get new music from rising talents like Caity Gyorgy, Righteous Rooster and John Christansen. In honor of election year, we finish this episode off with pianist Brad Mehldau with a tune off his 2018 album Seymour Reads the Constitution. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Jesus Molina "Selah" Selah (Dynamo Productions) 0:00
- Host talks 4:48
- Jim Rotondi Quintet "Jim's Blues" Over Here (Criss Cross Jazz) 6:47
- Mike Stern "Curtis" Echoes and Other Songs (Artistry Music) 12:06
- Host talks 17:17
- Caity Gyorgy "I Don't Mind" Hello How Are You? (Reserve Records) 18:00
- John Christensen "Happy Jacks" Soft Rock (Shifting Paradigm Records) 22:35
- Host talks 26:41
- Wayne Alpern "Blue Room" Gotham (Henri Elkan Music) 27:44
- Righteous Rooster "The End of the World" Fowl Play (Shifting Paradigm Records) 32:15
- Host talks 37:17
- Brad Mehldau "Great Day" Seymour Reads the Constitution (Nonesuch) 50:00
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Jim Rotondi
Mike Stern
Caity Gyorgy
John Christensen
Wayne Alpern
Christian Sands} "Ain't That the Same" Embracing Dawn (Mack Avenue Records) 37:51 Greg Johnson Medium Band "Your Sweet Smile" The Named Truth (Greg Johnson Medium Band) 43:34 Host talks 48:45 {{m: Brad Mehldau
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