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Pat Metheny, Roland Hanna, Charlie Porter and more!
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We celebrate the early life of a Kansas City legend in guitarist Pat Metheny by way of the new book by author Carolyn Glenn Brewer called Beneath Missouri Skies. The 723rd Episode begins with a song off Side-Eye NYC. Then, we hear Pat's older brother Mike Metheny. From there, we celebrate new releases from Greg Germann, Adrianne Duncan, Charlie Porter and Luke Carlos O'Reilly. We finish it all up with a Boston-based guitarist with deep KC roots in John Stein. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Pat Metheny "Better Days Ahead" Side-Eye NYC (Modern Recordings) 00:00
- Host talks 5:39
- Mike Metheny "From Then Til Now" From Then Til Now (Altenburgh Jazz) 8:27
- Greg Germann "Rush Hour" Tales of Time (Origin Records) 11:14
- Host talks 15:57
- Roland Hanna "Orange Funk" This Must Be Love (Progressive) 17:01
- Adrianne Duncan "He's Not Quite You" Gemini (LA Modern Jazz Series) 21:42
- Host talks 30:47
- Bennie Maupin Ensemble "One For Eric Dolphyr" Penumbra (Records) 31:35
- Charlie Porter "Tipping Point" Hindsight (Oa2) 34:08
- Host talks 39:41
- Wynton Marsalis "Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year" Standard Time, Volume 5 The Midnight Blues (Blue Note) 40:15
- Luke Carols O'Reilley "Raise Them Up" I Too Sing America -A Black Mans Diary (Revolution) 44:51
- Host talks 48:04
- Bruce Barth "Riding Off" East and West (MAXJAZZ) 48:48
- Host talks 51:59
- John Stein "Labor of Love" Serendipity (Whaling City Sound) 53:12
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