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Vijay Iyer, Cal Tjader, Ella Fitzgerald & Ahmad Jamal

By Joe Dimino | Joe Dimino
May 14, 2023
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We begin the 802nd episode of Neon Jazz honoring the late Ahmad Jamal with his trio live in Chicago. From there, we explore new music from Richard X Bennett & Matt Parker, The Joi Jazz Orchestra and Dean Mucetti. We also spin music from Ukraine-based Carlo Muscat who collaborated with Tony Tixier. Finally, we profile musician / storytellers Ernest Stuart, Dewayne Pate and Nick Phillips. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Ahmad Jamal Trio "Darn that Dream" Chamber Music of New Jazz (Verve) 0:00
Host talks 3:34
Richard X Bennett & Matt Parker "No Question About It" Parker Plays X (Ropeadope) 5:38
Carlo Muscat & Tony Tixier "Hymne à l'amour" Hyms (Carlo Muscat) 8:13
Host talks 12:51
The Joi Jazz Orchestra "Jeeps Blues" A Joyful Noizz (Jazz Outreach Initiative) 14:11
Dean Mucetti & Rhythm Real "Got Lush" Isolate/Integrate (Orenda Records) 18:56
Host talks 26:29
Vijay Iyer "Children of Flint" Uneasy (ECM Records) 27:33
Dewayne Pate "Imperial Strut" On the Upside (Dewayne Pate) 33:33
Host talks 38:42
Cal Tjader "Bonita" Black Orchid (Concord Recordings) 39:49
Ernest Stuart "Solitary Walker" From This Moment On (Ernest Stuart) 42:13
Host talks 47:29
Ella Fitzgerald And Her Savoy "Deep in the Heart of the South" Sings Cole Porter (Verve) 48:02
Host talks 50:58
Nick Phillips and Cava Menzies "You" Moment to Moment (Nick Phillips) 52:08

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