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Teddy Wilson, Harry Allen & Rahsaan Barber

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
August 22, 2021
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From a crop of new young jazz lions, we begin the 713th Episode of Neon Jazz with Rahsaan Barber with a cut off his latest 2021 release Mosaic. We also take a look into the music of other new cats like Jack Brandfield, Emily Kuhn and David Lord. We wrap up this summer themed hour with pianist Joey Alexander and the tune "Summer Rising." Dig the show, kids.

Playlist

Rahsaan Barber "Breonna Taylor(How Many More)" Mosaic (Jazz Music City) 00:00
Host talks 3:24
Winard Harper and Jeli Posse "Get Tough" Coexist (Jazz Legacy Productions) 5:15
Chris Gale of Hector "Here and Now" Uncharted (Chris Gale) 10:10
Host talks 15:50
Teddy Wilson "When Your Lover Has Gone" Complete Studio Recordings with Jo Jones (Columbia) 16:57
Jack Brandfield "Bossa Nova Ova" I'll Never Be The Same (Gut String Records) 18:30
Host talks 24:01
Harry Allen "I Can See Forever" I Can See Forever (BMG Funhouse) 25:05
Emily Kuhn "Horizon" Sky Stories (Bandcamp) 29:03
Host talks 34:09
Ingrid Jensen "Blame it On My Youth" On a Cloud (IJ Records) 34:47
Taiko Saito with Ensemble "Xylon 4" Sogni D'Oro (Malletmuse) 39:14
Host talks 42:31
David Friedman "The Guilded Cage" Weaving Through Motion (Cornerstone Jazz) 43:19
David Lord "Nectaries" Forest Standards Volume 2 (BIG EGO Reords) 46:44
Host talks 50:17
Joey Alexander "Summer Rising" Summer Rising (Verve) 51:22

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