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Aaron Goldberg, John Coltrane and more
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This week's episode of Neon Jazz opens with At the Edge of the World, the latest album by gifted New York City-based jazz pianist
Aaron Goldberg
piano
Betty Carter
vocals1929 - 1998
Don Friedman
piano1935 - 2016
Ken Thomson
saxophoneb.1976
James Francies
keyboards
John Fedchock
tromboneb.1957
John Coltrane
saxophone1926 - 1967
Roy Haynes
drums1926 - 2024
Playlist
- Aaron Goldberg "Effendi" At the Edge of the World (Sunnyside Records) 00:00
- Host talks 5:35
- Betty Carter "Blue Bird" The Modern Sounds of Betty Carter (ABC Records) 8:15
- Ernest Melton "Candy Store" The Time of Slave is Over(Ernest Melton Records) 9:50
- Host talks 13:35
- John Coltrane "Tunji" Coltrane (Impulse! Records)14:56
- Bruno Raberg "Rainy Day Farewell" Tailwind (Red Piano Records) 20:50
- Host talks 24:53
- Don Friedman "'Wakin' Up" Metamorphosis (Prestige Records) 25:43
- Ken Thomson "Misery is our New Hope" Sextet (Panoramic Recordings) 30:20
- Host talks 36:02
- James Francies "A Lover and a Fighter"Flight (Blue Note) 38:05
- Sanah Kadoura "Selling Dreams" Hawk Eyes (Sanah Kadoura)—42:44
- Host talks 47:22
- Roy Haynes Trio "Sneakin' Around" We Three (New Jazz Records)—47:58
- Host talks 52:16
- John Fedchock New York Big Band "Just Squeeze Me" Like It Is (Mama Records) 53:26
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Roy Haynes
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John Coltrane
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