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Wendell Harrison, Kris Berg, Houston Person & Emmet Cohen

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The 833rd Episode of Neon Jazz is a year end showcase featuring some wonderful modern jazz released in 2023. We begin with pianist Emmet Cohen who came to greater prominence during the pandemic where he also collaborated with Houston Person. From there, we hear from Dan Balmer, Wendell Harrison, Joshua Redman and Kris Berg. In between, we get some tasty tracks from Jennifer Wharton, Herb Silverstein and Paris Red. We close out the hour with The Flying Horse Big Band. Dig the jazz, my friends.

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  • Emmet Cohen & Houston Person "Just The Way You Are" Masters Legacy Series Vol. 5 (Reserve Records) 0:00
  • Host talks 6:14
  • Dan Balmer "Lifesize Bright" When the Night (PJCE Records) 7:53
  • Jennifer Wharton "Mama's Alright" Grit & Grace (Sunnyside Records) 13:19
  • Host talks 18:21
  • Wendell Harrison "Fly By Night" Fly By Night {Timeless Records) 18:50
  • Herb Silverstein "Synchrony" Aspenrose: Live At The Opera House (Silverstunes) 23:31
  • Host talks 26:13
  • Constantine Alexander "Forever & Always'" Firetet (Constantine Alexander ) 26:50
  • Joshua Redman Feat. Gabrielle Cavassa "Chicago Blues" Where We Are (Blue Note) 32:19
  • Host talks 36:57
  • Hilario Duran And His Latin Jazz Big Band "Wild Blues" Cry Me A River (Alma Records) 37:29
  • Temple University Studio Orchestra "Midnight Islands" Rainforests (Temple University Studio Orchestra) 41:12
  • Host talks 44:30
  • Kris Berg & The Metroplexity Big Band "Sponge" Perspective (MAMA Records) 44:58
  • Paris Red "Lullaby of Birdland" Paris Red .. Hot! (Worldstage Records) 50:14
  • Host talks 52:28
  • The Flying Horse Big Band "Mosaic" A Message From The Flying Horse Big Band (Flying Horse Records) 53:11

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