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Spike Wilner, Curtis Fuller & Sarah McKenzie

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
May 30, 2021
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Our 701st Show begins with Sarah McKenzie and a great tale from the quarantine. The result is her single "Schneller." We continue to watch the world of music open up with live shows and Spike Wilner is leading the charge. He has new music with his 2021 CD Aliens & Wizards. We continue to profile musicians with new releases including Andrew Gutauskas, Michael O'Neill, Will Bonness and Michael Wolff. Finally, we say good-bye to the mighty trombonist Curtis Fuller. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Sarah McKenzie "Schneller!" Single (Crossover) 00:00
Host talks 5:52
Spike Wilner Trio "Aliens & Wizards" Aliens & Wizards (Smalls Live) 9:00
Pete Ellman Big Band "High Speed Pursuit" For Pete's Ache (123 Records) 11:58
Host talks 15:52
Maynard Ferguson "South 21st Shuffle" Live from San Francisco (Action Music) 16:58
Andrew Gutauskas "Look Out!" Look Out! (Outside in Music) 22:06
Host talks 27:02
Bill Evans "The Boy Next Door" Explorations (Original Jazz Classics) 28:12
Michael O'Neill Quartet "One for Kenny" And Then it Rained (Jazzmo Records) 33:04
Host talks 36:41
Curtis Fuller "Good Bait" In New Orleans (GHB Jazz Foundation) 37:46
Will Bonness "Burning Bridges" Change of Plans (Will Bonness Music) 43:21
Host talks 47:55
Everette DeVan "Blues for Wrinkles" Kansas City's Finest Local Artists (KC Alive) 48:55
Host talks 53:48
Michael Wolff "Loft Funk" Live at Vitellos (Sunnyside) 54:31

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