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Sonny Rollins, Greg Tardy, Sam Dillon, Jimmy Greene and Dave Anderson
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From a seasoned jazz cat who keeps the flame burning bright, we kick off the 917th episode of Neon Jazz with the ever-inventive Dave Anderson, spinning tracks from his soulful new 2025 release, In Lieu of Flowers. It all starts with his soundmodern yet rootedand a nod to where it all began: witnessing the legendary Sonny Rollins live in concert. That spark set the stage for a lifelong jazz journey. From there, we dive into a powerful mix of new releases by master veterans lighting up the summerRoger Glenn, Greg Tardy, Steve Allee, Mike Freeman, and Sam Dilloneach delivering their own fresh chapters to the jazz canon. But it's not just about the vetswe also shine a well-deserved spotlight on rising stars Joshua Banks and Paloma Dineli Chesky, voices shaping the future of the genre with fire and finesse. And to close it out, we ride into the proverbial jazz sunset with the deeply expressive sounds of Jimmy Greene and his latest 2025 project As We Are Now. Dig into this rich, vibrant set of stories and soundsit's a full-course jazz feast, my friends.Playlist
- Dave Anderson "Lost City" In Lieu of Flowers (Label1) 0:00
- Host talks 4:47
- Sonny Rollins "Falling In Love With Love" Falling In Love With Jazz (Fantasy) 7:07
- Roger Glenn "Angola" My Latin Heart (Patois Records) 11:51
- Host talks 16:28
- Greg Tardy "Sweet Love Divine" Abide in Love (SteepleChase) 17:16
- Joshua Banks "Nature Boy" Para Sayo (Joshua Banks) 21:42
- Host talks 28:53
- Steve Allee Big Band "Brothers" Full Circle (Jazzville) 29:52
- Mike Freeman Zona Vibe "Circles" Circles in a Yellow Room (Vof Recordings) 34:52
- Host talks 39:38
- Sam Dillon "Path of Totality" My Ideal {Cellar Live) 40:17
- Paloma Dineli Chesky "Memory" Memory (The Audiophile Society) 46:31
- Host talks 50:32
- Jimmy Greene "Praises" As We Are Now (Greene Music Works) 51:55
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