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Carla Bley, Stanley Clarke & Bobby Falk
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We start the 827th Episode of Neon Jazz with music from drummer
Bobby Falk
drumsb.1980
Carla Bley
piano1938 - 2023
Cory Weeds
saxophone, altob.1973
Paul Bley
piano1932 - 2016
Horace Silver
piano1928 - 2014
Stanley Clarke
bassb.1951
Playlist
- Bobby Falk Group "Bump Bump" Mentors (B. Falk Music) 0:00
- Host talks 7:08
- Jamey Aebersold "Confirmation" All Bird Play Along w Charlie Parker Volume 06 (Jamey Aebersold Music) 9:06
- Carla Bley "Life Goes On" Life Goes On (ECM) 13:50
- Host talks 19:33
- Paul Bley Trio "Figfoot" Closer (ESP Disk) 22:07
- Andrew Binder "Mandella Effect" Conspiracy Deliracy (Andrew Binder) 25:27
- Host talks 33:54
- Stanley Clarke "Quiet Afternoon" School Days (Sony) 34:31
- Cory Weeds "Power Station" Home Cookin' (Cellar Live) 39:30
- Host talks 44:25
- Horace Silver Trio "Sweet Stuff" Vol. 3 (Blue Note) 45:29
- Host talks 50:42
- Paul Dietrich "Springs" 5 plus 4 (Shifting Paradigm) 51:56
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Cory Weeds
Paul Bley
Horace Silver
Stanley Clarke
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