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Bob Mover, Bill Evans, Grover Washington, Jr. & Kelly Green

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
April 28, 2024
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We begin the 852nd Episode of Neon Jazz with the talents of Kelly Green and music from her 2024 release Seems. From there, we hear from her mentor in the late Harold Mabern. Continuing on, we run down a bevy of new music from Martin Buddy, Scott Marshall, David Schumacher and the Jazz Saxophone Quartet. In between, we hear classic tunes from Grover Washington, Jr., Bob Mover and Walter Davis Jr. Finally, we cap this hour off with music from Bill Evans with Stan Getz. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Kelly Green "Down That Road" Seems (La Reserve Records) 0:00
Host talks 5:07
Harold Mabern "Blues for Phineas" Wailin' (Prestige Records) 7:46
Martin Budde "Companion" Back Burner (Origin) 13:02
Host talks 17:18
Bob Mover & Walter Davis Jr. "Bird Feathers" The Salerno Concert Live (Cellar Live) 17:45
Scott D Marshall "What Would Eddie Do" The Solitude Suite (Scott Marshall) 21:53
Host talks 27:05
Grover Washington, Jr. "Just the Two of Us" Love Songs (MMF) 28:09
David Schumacher "Cal Massey" Smoke in the Sky (Cellar Live) 34:58
Host talks 40:03
Four (Jazz Saxophone Quartet) "The Executioner is Looking Away" Four Plus Six (Rev Records) 40:25
Wolff, Clark, and Dorsey "Turn out the Stars" A Letter to Bill Evans (Jazz Avenue 1) 46:16
Host talks 53:02
Bill Evans & Stan Getz "But Beautiful" Bill Evans & Stan Getz (Verve) 54:09

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