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Wendell Harrison, Rudy Royston, Grant Green & Vin Venezia

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
March 3, 2024
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From guitarist Vin Venezia, we begin the 844th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from his 2024 album The Venetian. We then get into his primary influence with Wes Montgomery. From there, we explore an impressive array of new jazz from the likes of Molly Miller, Cliff Beach and Lori Bell. We also hear new music from the esteemed Lisa Hilton and Wendell Harrison. We finish off the hour with Grant Green and music from his 1961 Blue Note release, Solid. Dig the tasty jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Vin Venezia "Solar" The Venetian (Innervision Records) 0:00
Host talks 5:48
Wes Montgomery "S.O.S." Full House (Concord) 7:49
Molly Miller Trio "Orchids and Cowboys" The Ballad of Hotspur (Head Bitch Music) 12:44
Host talks 14:57
Sammy Miller and The Congregation "Searching for Ragtime" Leaving Egypt (Sammy Miller and The Congregation) 16:14
Cliff Beach "Alright, OK You Win" You Showed Me The Way (Cliff Beach) 20:44
Host talks 24:22
Shout Section Big Band "Everybody Wants To Be A Cat" Swing Forward (Shout Section Big Band) 25:24
Lisa Hilton "Coincidental Moment" Coincidental Moment (Ruby Slippers) 29:11
Host talks 34:11
Rudy Royston "Flatbed Buggy" Flatbed Buggy (Greenleaf Music) 34:03
Lori Bell Quartet "Out of the Night" Recorda Me: Remembering Joe Henderson (Lori Bell) 40:42
Host talks 45:32
Wendell Harrison "What's Up" Tribe (Tribe) 46:05
Host talks 51:48
Grant Green "The Kicker" Solid (Blue Noe) 52:25

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