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Quincy Jones, Claire Daly, Bob Mintzer & Nanny Assis
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Off a long-awaited album by one of the most ebullient cats in jazz, we start the 817th Episode of Neon Jazz with a track from Nanny Assis's Rovanio. From there, we remain in a bossa nova groove with Quincy Jones before we delve into a trove of new tunes from the likes of ethan cohn, Michael Davis and Michael Rabinowitz. Baritone saxophonist Claire Daly teams with George Garzone to pay tribute to a long-time jazz fan. Finally, we close out the hour with the brilliant Canadian drummer and talent Sanah Kadoura. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Nanny Assis "No Agora Mr. Bowtie" Rovanio (IN+OUT Records) 0:00
- Host talks 6:06
- Quincy Jones "Boogie Stop Shuffle" Soul Bossa Nova (Verve) 9:01
- Ethan Cohn "Nubes" Ensemble Infinity (eyes&ears Records) 11:35
- Host talks 15:36
- Ravi Coltrane "Ask Me Now" Mad 6 (Village Records) 16:21
- Michael Davis "Open City" Open City (Hip-Bone Music) 22:14
- Host talks 30:22
- Bob Mintzer "Weird Blues" The Art of the Big Band (MCG Jazz) 31:48
- Claire Daly "3 Fools Rush In" VuVu for Frances (Daly Bread Records) 36:32
- Host talks 41:07
- Joe Marsala's Chicagoans "Hot String Beans" Joe Marsala & His Band (Jazzology) 42:25
- Michael Rabinowitz "Twelve Note Samba" Next Chapter (Blue Ridge Bassoon Records) 45:14
- Host talks 51:28
- Sanah Kadoura "Hidden Realities" Duality (Sanah Kadoura) 53:30
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