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Tony Bennett, Milt Hinton & Israel Tanenbaum

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
August 6, 2023
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The versatile and talented musician, composer & producer Israel Tanenbaum kicks off the 814th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from his release Impressions. From there, we hear more chartbound music with the likes of Steve Carrington, Anthony Hervey, Steve Snyder and the Terry Gibbs Legacy Band. An interesting project from guitarist Ryan Meagher called AftEarth is also included in the line up. Sadly, the outro of the episode comes with a memorial shout out to legendary crooner Tony Bennett. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Israel Tanenbaum "Maid in Mexico" The Pacific Jazz Group (Zoho) 0:00
Host talks 5:18
The Jungle Band w Juan Tizol "Jolly Wog" Instincts (Classics) 7:30
Steve Carrington "Mild and Easy" Friends R Family (Samech Music) 10:38
Host talks 13:42
Cab Calloway And His Orchestra w Milt Hinton "Love is the Way" Easy Street (Gem Jams) 14:54
Anthony Hervey "Crystal Stair" Words from My Horn (Outside in Music) 16:13
Host talks 22:27
Steve Snyder "Sharp Left" Prime Vantage (Steve Snyder) 23:38
Ryan Meagher "Irreverence Between Us" AftEarth (Fresh Sounds) 28:24
Host talks 32:41
Thara Memory "Juke Music" Juke Music (Flying Heart Records) 33:57
Sébastien Parent "Rat Pack" Project SEP Parent (Sébastien Parent) 39:04
Host talks 43:35
Joe Alterman "Ruby Jubilation" Joe Alterman Plays Les McCann: Big Mo & Little Joe (Joe Alterman Music) 44:32
Terry Gibbs Legacy Band "Play and Sing" The Terry Gibbs Songbook (Whaling City Sound) 49:23
Host talks 52:33
Benny Goodman "Temptation Rag" Benny Goodman Sextet (Sony) 52:53
Host talks 54:13
Tony Bennett "Have a Good Time" The Columbia Singles (Columbia) 54:56

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