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Ron Carter, Chris Botti, Rachel Therrien & Jack Mouse
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From a local Midwest legend, we begin the 794th Episode of Neon Jazz with drummer Jack Mouse. From there, we hear from his mentor and legend Clark Terry. We also hear new music from the likes of Eddie Coburn, Marina Pacowski, Rachel Therrien, Danielle Wertz and bassist Leon Lee Dorsey. For the first time, we profile trumpeter Chris Botti. Finally, we wrap all of it up with an old school tune from The Virginians. Keep on digging the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Jack Mouse Group "Barney's Fife" Intimate Adversary (Tall GrassRecords) 0:00
- Host talks 5:01
- Clark Terry & Seldon Powell "Park and Ride" End Play (Concord) 7:08
- Ralph Flanagan And His Orchestra "It's Raining Sundrops" Melody of Breeze (Sony) 11:39
- Host talks 14:25
- Eddie Coburn "Batteries Not Included" Jazz Project Vol. 1 feat. Rodney Rich (Yes Town) 14:55
- Marina Pacowski "Donna Lee" Inner Urge (Red Mark) 19:22
- Host talks 23:04
- Ron Carter "Where" Where (Concord) 29:12
- Rachel Therrien "Mojo" Mi Hogar (Outside in Music) 29:37
- Host talks 35:29
- Leon Lee Dorsey "Sister Sadie" Cantaloupe (Jazz Avenue 1) 36:20
- Danielle Wertz "Spring is Here" Other Side (Outside in Music) 40:51
- Host talks 46:15
- Chris Botti "Italia" Italia (Columbia) 47:37
- Host talks 52:53
- The Virginians "Choo Choo Blues" Roots of Steam Punk (Essential World Masters) 53:21
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Clark Terry
Marina Pacowski
Rachel Therrien
Danielle Wertz
Leon Lee Dorsey
Chris Botti
Seldon Powell
Ralph Flanagan
Ron Carter
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