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Kevin Eubanks, Orrin Evans & Immanuel Wilkins
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From a new super jazz group Pluto Juice, we begin the 745th Episode of Neon Jazz with the 2022 song "Pluto and Beyond." The band includes
Dayna Stephens
saxophone, tenorGregg Hill
composer / conductor
Remy Le Boeuf
flute
Micah Graves
piano
Adam Larson
saxophoneb.1990
Kevin Eubanks
guitarb.1957
Orrin Evans
pianob.1975
Playlist
- Pluto Juice "Pluto and Beyond" Pluto Juice (Contagious Music) 00:00
- Host talks 5:48
- Dayna Stephens "Uncle Jr." Pluto Juice (Criss Cross) 4:41
- Gregg Hill "Latin Haitian" The Ritmo Patria Project (GH Records) 13:17
- Host talks 18:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Cab Calloway "We The Cats Shall Hep You" Under My Skin (K-Tel) 19:20Cab Calloway
composer / conductor
1907 - 1994- Remy Le Boeuf "Bring Me There" Assembly of Shadows (Le Boeuf Music) 21:40
- Host talks 27:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Charles Mingus "Thrice Upon a Theme" Thrice Upon a Theme (Bethlehem Records) 28:16Charles Mingus
bass, acoustic
1922 - 1979- Adam Larson "Kansas to Chicago" With Love, From Chicago (Adam Larson) 34:37
- Host talks 40:48
" data-original-title="" title="">Clark Sommers Lens "Stoic Sun" By a Thread (Clark Sommers) 42:16Clark Sommers
bass
b.1977- Micah Graves "The Hague" Pawns -Not for the Ordinary (Micah Graves) 46:45
- Host talks 52:20
- Kevin Eubanks And Orrin Evans "And .. They Ran Out of Biscuits!" EEE (Eubanks Evans Experience) (Imani Records) 53:45
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Orrin Evans
Cab Calloway
Charles Mingus
Clark Sommers
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