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Marc Cary, Wayne Shorter, Betty Carter & Addison Frei
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Kicking off the 885th episode of Neon Jazz, we dive in with New York City pianist Addison Frei and the title track from his new 2024 album, Coin Flip. A talent with deep Kansas City roots, Addison sets the tone before we shift to Marc Cary, a mentor who's shared meaningful time and music with him over the years. From there, we round out the year in style, showcasing standout sounds from Melinda Rose, Frenchy Romero, Yannick Benoit, Nico Moreno, and Tania Grubbs. The energy keeps climbing with legends like Wayne Shorter, Betty Carter, and Terry Waldo adding their timeless brilliance to the mix. And to wrap up the hour, Brian Lynch steps in with a nod to the mystical number 7. So settle in and dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
Addison Frei
pianob.1992
Marc Cary
piano
Melinda Rose Rodriguez
vocalsb.1995
Frenchy Romero
piano
Yannick Benoit
saxophone
Nico Moreno
guitar, electricb.1997
Wayne Shorter
saxophone1933 - 2023
Tania Grubbs
vocalsb.1965
Betty Carter
vocals1929 - 1998
Felix Lemerle
guitarb.1988
Terry Waldo
pianob.1944
Brian Lynch
trumpetb.1956
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Marc Cary
Melinda Rose
Frenchy Romero
Yannick Benoit
Nico Moreno
Wayne Shorter
Tania Grubbs
Betty Carter
Felix Lemerle
Terry Waldo
Brian Lynch
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