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Donny McCaslin, Arthur Blythe & Arturo Sandoval
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We open the 776th Episode of Neon Jazz with a living legend and jazz advocate
Arturo Sandoval
trumpetb.1949
Donny McCaslin
saxophone, tenorb.1966
Arthur Blythe
saxophone, alto1940 - 2017
Playlist
- Arturo Sandoval "Kumba" Rhythm and Soul (Metajax Entertainment) 0:00
- Host talks 6:10
- Hannover Big Band Jazz Orchestra "The Elder Negro Speaks" Single (Hannover Big Band Jazz Orchestra) 9:20
- Simeon Davis Group "Next Level" Welcome to Blackwater (Outside in Music) 17:31
- Host talks 26:10
- Susie Blue & the Lonesome Fellas "The House is Haunted" Single (Susie Blue & the Lonesome Fellas) 27:16
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Kelso and the Jazz Exiles "A Happy Life" The Dragon's Tail (Mark Kelso) 30:28Mark Kelso
drums- Host talks 36:41
- Donny McCaslin "Doom Fuss" Give and Go (Criss-Cross Jazz) 37:57
- So Long Seven "Kenoujuak" Only Elephants Know Her Name (So Long Seven) 43:04
- Host talks 45:41
- " data-original-title="" title="">Joe Haymes And His Orchestra "I'm On A See-Saw" Timeless (Jazz Records) 46:29
" data-original-title="" title="">Ben Bierman "Aunt Mary'" Songs for Aunt Mary (Ben Bierman) 49:07Ben Bierman
trumpet
b.1954- Host talks 51:58
- Arthur Blythe "Autumn in New York" Basic Blythe (Columbia Records) 53:31
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