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Orrin Evans, Mulgrew Miller & Rebecca DuMaine
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From a dynamic voice in jazz we begin the 711th Episode of Neon Jazz in style. That was Rebecca DuMaine with the Dave Miller Trio with a cut off her 2021 release Someday, Someday. From there, we listen to a song off an album from Polish Composer Milosz Konarski with "Charlie Parker Plays Bossa Nova." The remainder of the show profiles some heavy cats making some quality music in 2021 like Andrew Van Tassel, Kalya Ramu, Ian Charleton and the great Orrin Evans. Enjoy the jazz.Playlist
- Rebecca Dumaine And The Dave Miller Trio "Just Friends" Someday, Someday (Summit Records) 00:00
- Host talks 3:29
- Milosz Konarski "Violeta Aveludada" Charlie Parker Plays Bossa Nova (MK Poland) 5:58
- Andrei Poliakov "Moonlight" Single (Andrei Poliakov) 10:40
- Host talks 16:05
- Oscar Peterson "Broadway" Grandes Del Jaz 12 (Verve) 17:08
- Andrew Van Tassel "Blue Skies" Shape Shifter (Andrew Van Tassel) 21:09
- Host talks 25:30
- Roy Hargrove and Mulgrew Miller "Monk's Dream" In Harmony (Resonance Records) 26:46
- Sweet Meg and Ricky Alexander "Honey's Lovin Arms" I'm In Love Again (Turtle Bay Records) 32:22
- Host talks 36:06
- Billie Holliday "Riffin' the Scotch" Lady Day (Columbia) 37:13
- Kalya Ramu and Ewen Farncombe "Laugh it Off" Duo (KR Records) 39:17
- Host talks 43:46
- Erroll Garner Trio "The Blue Room" Gems (Osk Music) 44:21
- Ian Charleton Big Band "Everything I've Got" A Fresh Perspective (CD Baby) 47:13
- Host talks 49:39
- Orrin Evans "Libra" The Magic of Now (Smoke) 51:00
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