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Nduduzo Makhathini, Wayne Bergeron, Maria Parker & Zachary Finnegan
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We kick off the 859th Episode of Neon Jazz with Zachary Finnegan, a rising star from Chicago and music from his debut album Guidance and Gratitude. From there, we dig into a musician who provided an early shot of inspiration for Zachary in Wayne Bergeron. Continuing on, we hear tasty new material from Maria Parker, Michael O'Neill, CeCe Gable and Amina Figarova. We also profile Jeff Shirley, a Kansas City-based guitarist with two 2024 albums. We also get in a new cut from star South African pianist Nduduzo Makhathini. Finally, we wrap up this episode with a new supergroup called Something Else led by the great Vincent Herring. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Zachary Finnegan "Urban Motion" Guidance and Gratitude (Shifting Paradigm Records) 0:00
- Host talks 6:03
- Wayne Bergeron "Friend Like Me" You Call This a Living (Concord Jazz) 7:47
- Scott Gilman "One Night at the York" So Far (Phat Town Records) 13:51
- Host talks 18:34
- Mariah Parker "True North" Windows Through Time (Jazz Town) 19:22
- Jeff Shirley "Mount Meru" Contigo (ARC Records) 24:12
- Host talks 29:42
- Michael O'Neill "Arrival" Arrival (Green Bean Records) 30:46
- CeCe Gable "See You in C-U-B-A" Love On The Tyrrhenian (CeCe Gable) 33:45
- Host talks 36:50
- Bruno Raberg "Echoes IV" Evolver (Orbis Music) 37:29
- Nduduzo Makhathini "Uxolo" Unomkhubulwane (Blue Note) 42:49
- Host talks 46:59
- Amina Figarova "Worldwide" Suite for Africa (AMFI Records) 47:32
- Host talks 52:17
- Something Else led by Vincent Herring "The Chicken" Soul Jazz (Smoke Sessions) 53:02
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Jeff Shirley
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CeCe Gable
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Nduduzo Makhathni
Amina Figarova
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