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Ron Miles & Steven Bernstein

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
March 27, 2022
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From the very talented jazz veteran Steven Bernstein with his Millenial Territory Orchestra, we start the 744th Episode of Neon Jazz. From there, we hear his hero in Duke Ellington. We listen to new music from jazz veterans like Michael Weiss, Farzin Farhadi, Eric Person and Bernie Senensky. Finally, we salute the late-great Ron Miles who we unexpectedly recently lost at the age of 58. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Steven Bernstein's Millenial Territory Orchestra "Planet B" Tinctures in Time (Royal Potato Family) 00:00
Host talks 5:10
Duke Ellington "Flippant Flurry" At Carnegie Hall (Shellac Revival) 7:05
Michael Weiss "Second Thoughts" Persistence (Cellar Live) 9:50
Host talks 14:51
Horace Silver "Blowin' The Blues Away" Blowin' The Blues Away (Blue Note) 16:00
Farzin Farhadi Trio "Nostalgia" The Cure (Farzin Farhadi) 20:24
Host talks 25:07
Miles Davis "Spring is Here" Live at Carnegie Hall (Prestige) 47:00
Host talks 50:27
Ron Miles "Such Sweet Thunder" Sweet Thunder (Capri Records) 52:00

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