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Dan McCarthy, Igor Butman and Harold Betters
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From the world of Hunter S. Thompson, we begin the 781st Episode of Neon Jazz with a song off vibraphonist
Dan McCarthy
vibraphoneb.1980
Pete Candoli
trumpet1923 - 2008
Joshua Stamper
composer / conductor
Igor Butman
saxophone, tenorb.1961
Mike Dillon
vibraphonePlaylist
- Dan McCarthy "Gonzo Journalism Article #3" Songs of the Doomed (Dan McCarthy) 0:00
- Host talks 4:30
- Pete Candoli "Salty Dog Rag" Gone Gonzo: A Tribute to Hunter S. Thompson (Dingbat Records) 7:15
- Jonathan Mills "Cool Out" No Mentions, No Worries (Jonathan Mills) 9:24
- Host talks 15:20
- Harold Betters "Blow Your Horn" At the Encore (Stardust Records) 16:07
- Joshua Stamper "Spring 2020" When Is Ancient (Adhyahopa Records) 19:41
- Host talks 26:24
" data-original-title="" title="">Bill Heid "Moorefiled Mojo" Air Mobile (Doodlin' Records) 27:51Bill Heid
organ, Hammond B3
b.1948- Host talks 37:49
- " data-original-title="" title="">Igor Butman "Only Now" Only Now (Butman Music) 39:30
Igor Butman
saxophone, tenor
b.1961 - Saku Matere "Countdown" Upon First Impression (Saku Matere) 43:30
- Host talks 48:05
- Mike Dillon "Alameda" Functioning Broke (Royal Potato Family) 49:00
- Host talks 51:31
- Longtoe "Tic Tac Toe" Le Banquet (Nicolas Lanctot) 52:41
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