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Max Roach, Carl Saunders & Dave Mancini
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We begin the 833rd Episode of Neon Jazz with rhythm master
Dave Mancini
drums
Rosemary Clooney
vocals1928 - 2002
John Herberman
piano
Michael Weiss
pianob.1958
George Colligan
multi-instrumentalistb.1969
Carl Saunders
trumpet1942 - 2023
Playlist
- Dave Mancini and Denis DiBlasio "All Nighter" Salt Peanuts (Jazz Inc.) 0:00
- Host talks 6:39
- Rosemary Clooney "Carless Love" Thanks for Nothing (Warner) 8:51
- John Herberman "Spring Comes Early" Spring Comes Early (Ceola Music) 10:57
- Host talks 16:28
" data-original-title="" title="">Rob McConnell and The Boss Brass "Blue Daniel" Tribute {Edel Germany) 17:13Rob McConnell
trombone
1935 - 2010- " data-original-title="" title="">Michael Weiss "An Oscar for Treadwell" Homage (Cellar Live) 22:43
Michael Weiss
piano
b.1958 - Host talks 27:53
- The Palomar Trio "Rompin' in '44'" The Song in our Soul (Turtle Bay Records) 29:04
- The Moore McColl Jazz Society "No Apology" Up & Gone (Madison Records) 32:59
- Host talks 37:31
- George Colligan feat Zyanna "A Hymn to the Evening" The Phyllis Weatley Project (PJCE Records) 38:36
" data-original-title="" title="">Ilios Steryannis "Sun Song" Babylonia Suite (Ilios Steryannis) 42:32Ilios Steryannis
drums
b.1972- Host talks 47:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Max Roach "Deeds, Not Words" Deeds, Not Words (Fantasy) 48:05Max Roach
drums
1925 - 2007- Host talks 52:32
- Carl Saunders "Emily" Be Bop Big Band (Sea Breeze Jazz) 54:17
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Kansas City
Rosemary Clooney
John Herberman
George Colligan
Carl Saunders
Rob McConnell
Michael Weiss
Ilios Steryannis
Max Roach
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