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Bobby Watson, Sonny Rollins, Wayne Alpern & Terell Stafford
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We begin the 798th Episode of Neon Jazz with trumpeter
Terell Stafford
trumpetb.1966
Bobby Watson
saxophone, altob.1953
Wayne Alpern
composer / conductorPlaylist
- Terell Stafford "Time To Let Go" Time To Let Go (Candid) 0:00
- Host talks 5:06
- Bobby Watson & Horizon "No Question About It" No Question About It (Blue Note) 8:16
" data-original-title="" title="">Jacques Schwarz-Bart "Butterfly" The Harlem Suite (Motema Music) 12:44Jacques Schwarz-Bart
saxophone, tenor- Host talks 18:12
" data-original-title="" title="">Sonny Rollins "My Ideal" Tour De Force (Concord Music) 19:40Sonny Rollins
saxophone
b.1930- Canadian Jazz Collective "Highway 9" The Black Forest Session (HGBSBlue) 23:45
- Host talks 29:30
- Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers "Muse's Vision" New Sounds (Blue Note) 30:13
- Mike Bell "Jazz on the Rails" Jazz on the Rails (Straight Records) 33:14
- Host talks 37:51
" data-original-title="" title="">Oscar Peterson Quartet "Just One of Those Things" Greats (Concord Recordings) 39:02Oscar Peterson
piano
1925 - 2007- Chris Bates and Nathan Hanson "Plasticity" Weights & Measures (Shifting Paradigm) 42:02
- Host talks 46:13
- Wayne Alpern "Joy Spring" Saxology (Henri Elkan Music) 47:15
- Host talks 48:17
" data-original-title="" title="">George Wallington &George Wallington
piano
1924 - 1993
" data-original-title="" title="">Phil Woods Quintette "Together We Wail" Swing! (Classic) 49:58Phil Woods
saxophone, alto
1931 - 2015
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