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Vince Guaraldi, Houston Person & Kim Nalley

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
July 31, 2022
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From the jazz queen of the Bay Area we begin the 762nd Episode of Neon Jazz with vocalist Kim Nalley and music off her album I Want a Little Boy. We follow that up with her good friend and tenor Houston Person. We hear some great new music from Alberto Pibiri, Aaron Aranita and George Winstone. There are plenty of tunes that hearken back to Rose Murphy, Vince Guaraldi and Candido Camero. Enjoy the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Kim Nalley "Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood" I Want a Little Boy (Kim Nalley) 00:00
Host talks 4:13
Houston Person "Blue Moon" My Romance (Highnote Records) 6:41
Jay Yoo and Mark Kazekevich "Dream" Dual Unity (Jay Yoo and Mark Kazekevich) 12:05
Host talks 16:26
Rose Murphy "Honeysuckle Rose" Pennies from Heaven (Star Entertainment) 17:05
Alberto Pibiri Trio "Moonlight in Vermont" Lullaby of Leaves (Alberto Pibiri) 20:05
Host talks 25:32
Satchmo At Symphony Hall "Body and Soul" Satchmo At Symphony Hall (Sony) 26:20
Aaron Aranita "A Dream for Tomorrow" East Bound Connection (Sugartown Records) 28:15
Host talks 33:07
Vince Guaraldi Trio "Pebble Beach" A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Concord) 37:32
Andy Narell "Speak Like a Child" Like a Child (Listen 2) 36:36
Host talks 42:57
Candido "Hallelujah, I'm Comin' Home" Thousand Finger Man (BMG) 43:56
Skeets Tolbert And His Gentlemen Of Swing "Holy Holy Roly-Poly" Good World Jazz (Fresh Records) 49:36
Host talks 51:57
George Winstone "Spiritual" Live Single (George Winstone) 52:59

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