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Stan Getz, Jeremy Pelt & Roberto Magris
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We start the 826th Episode of Neon Jazz with Italian pianist & composer Roberto Magris with music from his 2023 release High Quote. He has always had a distinct and deep Kansas City connection and off this latest album, it is finally seeing the light of day after over a decade of being in the can and features a bevy of great KC jazz talent. We also hear from the Italian pianist Enrico Pieranunzi with a special album dedicated to Chet Baker. From there, we get into great music from Maci Miller, Daniel Hersog and Steven Husted. In between, we get cuts from the likes of Jeremy Pelt and Stan Getz. Finally, we wrap the show up with the talented actor and jazz cat Rob Murat with his 2023 single full of good vibes. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Roberto Magris "The Endless Groove" High Quote (JMood Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:55
- Enrico Pieranunzi "Lost and Found" Chet Remembered (Challenge Records) 7:52
- Steve Husted "It's You Or No One" Standards and Then Some (Steve Husted) 13:45
- Host talks 17:44
- Yellowjackets "Sightseeing" Four Corners (Warner) 18:54
- Maci Miller "Love Me For Who I Am" Nine (Maci Music) 24:02
- Host talks 30:48
- Jeremy Pelt "Mystique" Profile (Fresh Records) 32:05
- Daniel Hersog Jazz Orchestra "Ahead by a Century" Open Spaces (Cellar Live) 37:53
- Host talks 42:33
- Stan Getz "Blowin' in the Wind" Reflections (Verve) 43:31
- Sixth Street All Stars "Everybody" Everybody (Fishwax Records) 46:04
- Host talks 51:26
- Rob Murat "Good Day Good People" Good Day Good People (Twelve18 Media) 53:03
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Enrico Pieranunzi
Daniel Hersog
Steve Husted
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