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T.S. Monk, Grant Stewart & Theo Croker
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Innovative trumpeter Theo Croker begins the 764th Episode of Neon Jazz with a song off his album Love Quantum. The theme of the hour is modern jazz released in 2022. We also hear new material from T.S. Monk off his first live album and feature Dan Olivo, Steve Hudson, Tim Lin and Steve Knight. Listen in to the current and future direction of jazz. Enjoy the music, my friends.Playlist
- Theo Croker "Cosmic Intercourse Pt. II" Love Quantam (Star People Nation) 00:00
- Host talks 2:37
- T.S. Monk "Seven Steps to Heaven" Two Continents / One Groove Live (Storyville Records) 4:12
- Ada Bird Wolfe "Odd Bird Bop" Odd Bird (Ada Bird Wolfe) 8:02
- Host talks 11:44
- Walt Weiskopf "Everybody" European Quartet Diamonds and Other Jewels (Criss Cross) 12:10
- Dan Olivo "Day by Day" Day by Day (Dan Olivo) 15:48
- Host talks 19:10
- Frank Kimbrough "Little Big Man" Lullabye—Play (Palmetto) 19:30
- NYO Jazz "Cute" We're Still Here (Carnegie Hall) 23:42
- Host talks 27:06
- Grant Stewart and Bruce Harris "Mo is On" The Lighting of the Lamps (Cellar Live) 27:47
- Steve Hudson "Armando's Rhumba" The World of Steve Hudson (Chick Corea) 32:53
- Host talks 37:06
- Tim Lin "Long Ago and Far Away" Romance in Formosa (Linsanity Music) 37:50
- Steve Knight "Chop Chop" Persistence (Mouthpiece Music) 42:27
- Host talks 45:41
- Charles Ruggiero "Penguins & Fools" Drummer. Composer. (R.M.F Records) 46:20
- Host talks 51:09
- Todd Herbert "Just in Time" May Waltz (Metropolitan Records) 52:00
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