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Orrin Evans, Benny Golson & Ray Blue
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From the award-winning chops of Ray Blue, we kick off the 809th Episode of Neon Jazz with a cut off his latest project called #People. From there, we hear new music from Bruno Raberg, John Allee, Orrin Evans and Gordon Lee. In between, listen for luminaries including Benny Golson, Howard McGhee and Lew Soloff. We wrap it all up with Clark Gibson. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Ray Blue "We'll Be Together Again" #People (Jazzheads) 0:00
- Host talks 3:09
- Benny Golson Quintet "Strut Time" The Other Side of Benny Golson (Concord) 4:50
- Bruno Raberg "Island Pathways" Look Inside (Orbis Music) 10:40
- Host talks 12:35
- Eje Thelin Quintet "What is this Thing Called Love" Live at the German Jazz Festival (WM Sweden) 13:21
- Artie Roth Quartet "Sound and Sky" When They Start Rebelling (Innsbruck Records) 19:22
- Host talks 21:07
- Russell Jacquet "Penny's Worth of Boogie" Get Down (Classics) 21:47
- John Allee "Constant Storm of Jupiter" Past Imperfect (Portuguese Knees Records) 24:40
- Host talks 28:21
- Broadway Bellhops "Let's Talk about My Sweetie" Dance (Old World Music) 29:33
- Orrin Evans "Feed the Fire" The Red Door (Smoke Sessions) 32:29
- Host talks 37:17
- The Howard McGhee Sextet "Down Home Chicago" The Compilation (Blue Note) 37:49
- Gordon Lee Quartet "Bozo Sulks on the Golf Course" How Can It Be (OA2 Records) 40:42
- Host talks 44:51
- Lew Soloff & Company "Tout Va Lews" Rainbow Mountain (Alfi Records) 45:22
- Host talks 51:07
- Clark Gibson "Boptude" Counterclock (Cellar Live) 51:48
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