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Thelonius Monk, Don Byron & Mike Clark
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We start the 774th Episode of Neon Jazz with drummer
Mike Clark
drumsb.1946
Leon Lee Dorsey
bass, acousticb.1958
Chris Parker
drums
Joe McCarthy
drumsJohn Fumasoli
trombone
Dafnis Prieto
drumsb.1974
Playlist
- Mike Clark "Blues on Top" Blues on Top (Leon Lee Dorsey) 0:00
- Host talks 3:22
" data-original-title="" title="">Oscar Brown Jr. "Hey There" In a New Mood (Columbia) 5:42Oscar Brown Jr.
vocals
1926 - 2005- Chris Parker Trio "Inferno Avenue" Tell Me (Chris Parker) 7:59
- Host talks 13:22
- Thelonius Monk &
" data-original-title="" title="">Sonny Rollins "Work" Work (Prestige) 14:07Sonny Rollins
saxophone
b.1930 - Joe McCarthy's NY Afro Bop Alliance Big Band "Arabian Dance" The Pan American Nutcracker Suite (Zoho Music) 19:14
- Host talks 22:42
" data-original-title="" title="">Nat Pierce & His Orchestra "The Bearded One" Lowdown (Nagel-Heyer Records) 23:50Nat Pierce
piano
1925 - 1992- Mountain Coast "Jeffe" Phases (Shifting Paradigm Records) 27:26
- Host talks 32:20
" data-original-title="" title="">Erskine Butterfield & His Blue Boys "Lovin' Man" Tuesday at 10 (Circle Records) 33:10Erskine Butterfield
b.1913- The Jones Factor "Past Ports'" The Time is Now (The Jones Factor) 36:06
- Host talks 41:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Gerry Mulligan "Mullenium" Millennium (Sony) 41:52Gerry Mulligan
saxophone, baritone
1927 - 1996- Dafnis Prieto "Unknonwn Man" Cantar (Dafnis Prieto) 45:33
- Host talks 47:36
" data-original-title="" title="">Don Byron "Powerhouse" Bug Music (Nonsuch) 48:48Don Byron
clarinet
b.1958- Host talks 51:23
- Miro? Henry Sobrer "Over You Only the Flowers" Two of Swords (Patois Records) 51:57
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Leon Lee Dorsey
Chris Parker
John Fumasoli
Miro? Henry Sobrer
Oscar Brown Jr.
Thelonius Monk
Sonny Rollins
Nat Pierce
Erskine Butterfield
Gerry Mulligan
Don Byron
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