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Lisa Hilton, Randy Brecker, Dexter Gordon and More

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
September 6, 2020
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This week we open with Malibu-based jazz Pianist Lisa Hilton and end with London-based jazz fusion guitarist Jules Hay. In between, we hear some quality work from Christian McBride, Felipe Salles, Dave Glasser and many more. Enjoy the show, my friends.

Playlist

Lisa Hilton "Waltz from Nowhere" Chalkboard Destiny (Ruby Slippers) 00:00
Host talks 5:16
Christian McBride Big Band "Night Train" For Jimmy, Wes and Oliver (Mack Avenue Records) 7:45
Tbone Paxton and the RJ Spangler Quarter "Smile" Back in Your Own Backyard (Tbone Records) 13:05
Host talks 17:09
Hoagy Carmichael "Walkin' the Dog" Rockin' Chair (CTS Digital) 18:11
Felipe Salles and the Interconnections Ensemble "Coda (Underture)" The New Immigrant Experience (Tapestry Records) 20:51
Host talks 24:29
Randy Brecker with the DR Big Band "Goldfinger" The Jazz Ballad Song Book (Red Dot/VME) 26:00
Brian Scarborough "Empty Bottles" The Sunflower Song (Outside in Music) 31:19
Host talks 36:35
Louis Forbstein's Royal Syncopators "That's All There Is" Kansas City Jazz (Stardust Records) 37:30
Dave Glasser "Crossover" Crossover (Here Tiz Music) 40:20
Host talks 45:59
Dexter Gordon "Lullaby for a Monster" Lullaby for a Monster (SteepleChase) 47:18
Host talks 53:16
Jules Hay "Maraca Too Blue" From London to Little London (Horus Music Limited) 53:50

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