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Weather Report & Hazel Scott

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
December 21, 2020
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During this era of jazz quarantine, innovation and consistency has been alive for all musicians. One band doing just that is The Greyboy Allstars. They kick off the 677th Episode of Neon Jazz. We also profile a host of 2020 releases from the likes of Walt Wagner and Luques Curtis. Finally, we pay our respects to the late Andrew White and Molly Hammer.

Playlist

The Greyboy Allstars "Multiplier" Inland Emperor (Royal Potato Family) 00:00
Host talks 4:54
Paul Quinichette "Baby Don't Tell on Me" Whisper Not (Nagel Heyer Records) 7:47
Walt Wagner Trio "Tag" Trajectory (Semaphone) 15:59
Host talks 19:37
Overton Berry "Crusade" Mercy Mercy (Jerden) 20:40
Jorge Rossy Quintet "Iri's Blues" Tale (Jazz & People) 25:51
Host talks 30:32
Weather Report "Birdland" Heavy Weather (Columbia / Legacy) 31:41
Luques Curtis with Orrin Evans "Don't Call Me Wally" Faith in Action (Posi-Tone Records) 37:42
Host talks 40:30
Hazel Scott "Valse in D Flat Major" Swinging the Classics (Shellac Revival) 41:39
Michael Abene "Como Un Milagro" Classics (Step Up) 44:57
Host talks 52:39
Julius Hemphill Sextet with Andrew White "Ji Ji Tune" At Dr. King's Table (New World Records) 54:09

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