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Woody Shaw & Todd Cochran
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The 729th Episode of Neon Jazz begins with veteran pianist
Todd Cochran
piano
Bobby Hutcherson
vibraphone1941 - 2016
Scott Reeves
tromboneb.1950
Dan Siegel
keyboards
Ed Neumeister
trombone
Jonathan Bauer
vocals
Kevin Sun
saxophone, tenorb.1991
Playlist
- Todd Cochran TC3 "I Got Rhythm" Then and Again, Here and Now (Sunny Side Records) 00:00
- Host talks 4:29
- Bobby Hutcherson "Blues Mind Matter" Stick-Up! (Blue Note) 6:51
- Scott Reeves Jazz Orchestra "Something for Tadd" Without a Trace (Origin Records) 10:26
- Host talks 16:59
" data-original-title="" title="">Woody Shaw "Organ Grinder" Woody III (Columbia) 17:55Woody Shaw
trumpet
1944 - 1989- Dan Siegel "Faraway Place" Faraway Place (Self Produced) 23:18
- Host talks 27:15
" data-original-title="" title="">Bill Evans Trio "Spring is Here" Notations (Blue Note) 28:45Bill Evans
piano
1929 - 1980- Ed Neumeister Quartet "Gratitude" What Have I Done (Red Cat) 32:53
- Host talks 39:03
" data-original-title="" title="">Tom Harrell Quintet "Rapture -Take 1" Moon Alley (Criss Cross Jazz) 40:04Tom Harrell
trumpet
b.1946- Jonathan Bauer "Just Friends" Sings & Plays (JB Music) 44:30
- Host talks 47:34
" data-original-title="" title="">Wendell Brunious "A Fool Such As I" In the Tradition (GHB) 48:23Wendell Brunious
trumpet
b.1954- Host talks 52:01
- Kevin Sun "Greenlit" <3Bird (Endectomorph Music) 53:16
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Ed Neumeister
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