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Pat Metheny, Howard Britz & Charles Goold
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We start the 751st Episode of Neon Jazz with a relatively new musician that has seen a lot of action in his young life. Drummer Charles Goold kicks things off with a song off his 2022 album Rhythm in Contrast. We also take a look into some new music from veterans of the jazz world in Howard Britz, Gary Brumburgh, Ron Ledoux and Tom Keenlyside. We also include Esther Phillips in the mix and end with Dave Brubeck's classic tune "Strange Meadowlark." Dig the music, my friends.Playlist
- Charles Goold "Head Start" Rhythm in Contrast (La Reserve Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:06
- Harry Whitaker Trio "Our Day Will Come" The Sound of Harry Whitaker (Fresh Sound Records) 7:23
- The Howard Britz Trio "Good Grief!" Comfort & Joy (Howard Britz) 12:43
- Host talks 16:44
- Duke Ellington "Do Nothin Til You Hear from Me" The Duke At Tanglewood (RCA) 17:26
- Gary Brumburgh "Ev'rybody's Gotta Be Somewhere" Full Circle (Gary Brumburgh) 20:17
- Host talks 23:23
- Esther Phillips "How Blue Can You Get" Essential Esther Phillips (Sony) 25:00
- Mark Wade Trio "In the Market" True Stories (Mark Wade Trio) 29:49
- Host talks 35:46
- Teddy Hill & His NBC Orchestra "King Porter Stomp" Essentials (Timeless) 36:42
- Ron Ledoux Quartet "Fourth Impression" A Stones Throw Away (Ron Ledoux) 39:45
- Host talks 45:14
- Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays "Ozark" As Falls Wichita, so Falls Wichita Falls (ECM) 46:00
- Tom Keenlyside "Speak Low" A Night at the Espresso (Cellar Live) 49:21
- Host talks 52:36
- Dave Brubeck "Strange Meadowlark" Time Out (Sony) 53:48
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