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Sonny Rollins & Miles Davis

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
September 29, 2019
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From an album that is charting very well and a man that is robust in the world of jazz these days, we begin our 614th Episode with Eric Wyatt on a new album paying the ultimate respects to his friend and hero Sonny Rollins. From there, we explore a host of cats that are putting quality tunes out in the jazz world today. From Mark Sherman to Roxy Coss. We also visit some classics from Miles Davis, Pat Metheny and Bunk Johnson. We again aim to take the listner on a sonic journey from the old days right on into the current landscape of cats around today. Dig it.

Playlist

Eric Wyatt "The Golden Rule" The Golden Rule for Sonny (Whaling City Sound) 00:00
Host talks 5:48
Sonny Rollins "The Bridge" The Bridge (Hallmark) 7:43
Miles Davis "I Waited for You" Absolut Miles Davis(Warner Music) 13:40
Host talks 17:08
Mark Sherman "The Cup Bearers"My Other Voice (Miles High Records) 18:02
Roxy Coss "Enlightenment" Roxy Coss Quintet (Outside in Music) 23:07
Host talks 28:38
Pat Metheny "Let's Move'" Day Trip (Nonesuch) 29:25/li>
Monty Alexander "Abide with Me" Warieka Hill (MACD Monty Alexander) 34:40/li>
Host talks 38:55
George Shearing "Serious Grease" The Legacy Lives On (Mack Avenue Records) 39:47
Peter Eldridge and Kenny Werner "Difficult" Somewhere (Rosebud Music) 45:15
Host talks 48:10
Jason Yeager "Reckoning" New Songs of Resistance (Outside In Music) 48:57
Host talks 52:45
Bunk Johnson & His New Orleans Band " I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sis" The Complete Deccas, Victors And V Discs 1945-1946 (Paragon) 53:30

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