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Shelly Manne, Alexis Cole & Susan Krebs

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
January 23, 2022
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We begin the 735th Episode of Neon Jazz with the talented jazz singer and actress Susan Krebs. Then it's on to her mentor, Sheila Jordan and wonderful young singer in Nicole Henry. Other artists ranging from Jackson Potter to David Finck keep releasing quality music and we are profiling them here at the show. Old school cats like Shelly Manne, Ike Quebec and Freddie Green round out this quality hour of jazz music. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Susan Krebs "Can't Get Out ofThis Mood" Daybreak (GreenGig Music) 00:00
Host talks 5:00
Sheila Jordan "Sleeping Bee" Comes Love Lost Session 1960—2021 (Capri Records) 7:23
Nicole Henry "Overjoyed" Time to Love Again (Banister Records) 9:37
Host talks 13:20
Ike Quebec "Blue and Sentimental" Blue and Sentimental (Blue Note) 13:58
Jackson Potter "Sophia's Waltz" Restless (Wise Cat Records) 21:21
Host talks 26:53
Shell Manne "You're My Thrill" Afrodesia (Contemporary Records) 27:59
Heavyweight Brass Band "Sweet Pauly's Boogaloo" Stir Crazy (HBB Records) 31:00
Host talks 34:24
Mocean Worker "Salted Fatback" Enter the Mowo! (HYENA Records) 35:30
Alexis Cole "Joy Spring" Sky Blossom (Zoho) 39:26
Host talks 44:37
Kristen Bromley Quintet "Pillar of Fire" Bluish Tide (KRB Records) 45:36
David Finck "The Best Thing For Your" BASSic Instinct (Times Records) 48:49
Host talks 52:16
Freddie Green "Them There Eyes" Jazz Through the Years (Timeless Jazz Records) 54:00

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