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Anthony Orgeta, Johnny Hodges & Owen Broder
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With a healthy dose of reverence, we begin the 778th Episode of Neon Jazz with Brooklyn saxophonist
Owen Broder
saxophoneb.1989
Johnny Hodges
saxophone, alto1907 - 1970
Melody Diachun
vocals
Ernesto Cervini
drumsb.1982
Lauren Falls
bass
Molly Ryan
vocals
Anthony Ortega
saxophone, tenor1928 - 2022
Playlist
- Owen Broder "Royal Garden Blues" Hodges Front and Center Volume 1 (Owen Broder ) 0:00
- Host talks 5:16
- Johnny Hodges "Rabbit Pie" Masters of Jazz, Volume 10 (June Legends) 8:23
- Melody Diachun "Walking on the Moon" Sumner's Tales—The Music of Sting (Melody Diachun) 13:08
- Host talks 17:42
- Sting "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life" A Touch of Jazz (A&M Records) 19:00
- Ernesto Cervini "Surprised by Joy" Joy (TPR Records) 23:49
- Host talks 28:36
- Lauren Falls "A Little Louder Now" A Little Louder Now (Lauren Falls) 30:13
- Molly Ryan "Get Yourself A New Broom (And Sweep The Blues Away)" Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella (Turtle Bay Records) 36:24
- Host talks 40:48
- Ben Freidkin "Trial & Error" Trial & Error (Ben Freidkin) 41:39
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piano
1909 - 2006- Host talks 52:27
- Anthony Ortega "No Fi" Earth Dance (Fresh Sound Records) 53:47
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Owen Broder
Joe Dimino
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Missouri
Kansas City
Johnny Hodges
Melody Diachun
Ernesto Cervini
Lauren Falls
Molly Ryan
Anthony Ortega
Jay McShann
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