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Ray Obiedo, Rachel Gould, Tierney Sutton & Pat Metheny
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We start the 853rd Episode of Neon Jazz with the Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra with their take on Basie Straight Ahead as we gear up for the 1st Annual Lee's Summit Jazz Festival in Pat Metheny's hometown. Speaking of, we hear the title track off Pat's upcoming summer 2024 release of MoonDial. From there, we spin music from David Larsen, Riley Mulherkar, Ricky Alexander and Sean Fyfe. We also profile veterans Ray Obiedo and Rachel Gould. We wrap up the show with Tierney Sutton and San Gabriel Seven. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- The Lee's Summit Jazz Orchestra "Basie Straight Ahead" Single (LSJO) 0:00
- Host talks 4:19
- Pat Metheny "MoonDial" MoonDial (Modern Recordings) 6:18
- Ellie Lee "Escape" Escape (Sori-e Naite Records) 12:35
- Host talks 18:22
- David Larsen "Mount Fuji" Cohesion (G2 Records) 18:57
- Riley Mulherkar "Chicken Coop Blues" Riley (Westerlies Records) 23:42
- Host talks 26:07
- The Buddy Bolden Legacy Band "Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor" Back and Forth The King's Path (Riserva Sonora) 27:08
- Ricky Alexander "Rubber Plant Rag" Just Found Joy (Turtle Bay Records) 30:38
- Host talks 33:58
- The New Wonders "Cornet Chop Suey" Steppin' Out (Turtle Bay Records) 34:39
- Rachel Gould "Send Smoke Signals" Where Have I Been All Your Life (Caligola Records) 37:50
- Host talks 42:39
- Sean Fyfe "Skitch" Stepping Stones (Cellar Live) 43:08
- Tierney Sutton & San Gabriel Seven "Happy Goodbye" Good People (Jlrsgs Records) 53:00
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Ellie Lee
David Larsen
Riley Muhlherkar
Ricky Alexander
Rachel Gould
Sean Fyfe
Tierney Sutton
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