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Slide Hampton & Dinah Washington
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Our 673rd episode of Neon Jazz begins with the prolific pianist and composer Roger Kellaway. We talked to him about the COVID-19 lockdown as we have done with so many other musicians during 2020. Some other musicians interviewed or profiled during this hour of jazz is Scott Colley, Pete McGuiness and Robin McKelle. We pay our respects to 107-year old jazz drummer Viola Smith and listen to new music from Kansas City vocalist Molly Hammer. Cheers.Playlist
- Roger Kellaway Trio "Prudence" New Jazz Standards -Volume 3 (MAMA Records / Summit Records Inc.) 00:00
- Host talks 3:58
- George Shearing "It's Easy to Remember" George Shearing (Grammercy Records) 6:33
- Scott Colley "Everything I Love" Angular Blue (ECM Records) 9:27
- Host talks 16:05
- Dinah Washington "Jitterbug Waltz" Dinah Washington (Verve) 17:03
- Pete McGuiness Jazz Orchestra "You Must Believe Spring" Along for the Ride (Summit Classical) 19:05
- Host talks 26:33
- Slide Hampton "Round Midnight" World of Trombones (MCG Jazz) 26:57
- Daniel Delorenzo "Fine" How Thoughtful (Daniel Delorenzo) 31:23
- Host talks 36:13
- Frances Carroll & Her Coquettes Featuring Drummer Viola Smith "Snake Charmer" Swing Era (Classic Jazz Hits) 37:16
- Nicki Parrott "April in Paris" From Paris to New York (Arbors) 40:50
- Host talks 44:58
- Molly Hammer "You and the Night and Music" I'm Feeling Mellow (Molly Hammer) 46:45
- Robin McKelle "Do You Believe" Melodic Canvass (Doxie Records) 48:58
- Host talks 52:09
- Roger Kellaway "Remembering You" Warm Tea & Jazz (Shami Media Group 3) 53:19
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Roger Kellaway
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Missouri
Kansas City
Scott Colley
Pete McGuiness
Robin McKelle
Molly Hammer
George Shearing
Dinah Washington
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