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Dayna Stephens, Monty Alexander, Tom Collier & Daniel Bennett

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
April 14, 2024
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From a brilliant New York City talent, we begin the 850th Episode of Neon Jazz with multi-instrumentalist Daniel Bennett and a get a cut off his 2024 album Mr. Bennet's Mind. From there, we move on to a collection of great new songs from Monty Alexander, KJ Denhert, Tom Collier & Hendrik Meurkens. In between, we feature new music from promising artists including Jazz Ensemble of Memphis, Mimosa and Abe Pollack. We wrap up the episode with a collaboration between Larry Goldings and John Sneider with music off their 2024 album Chinwag. Dig the jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Daniel Bennett Group "Talk To Your Panda" Mr. Bennett's Mind (Manhattan Daylight Media) 0:00
Host talks 4:48
Monty Alexander "You Can See" D Day (PeeWee!) 6:56
Jazz Ensemble Of Memphis "The Crawl Playing in the Yard (Memphis International Records) 12:02
Host talks 15:50
One for All feat George Coleman "Contrafactus" Contrafactus (Smoke) 16:27
KJ Denhert "Blackbird" The Evening News (Mother Cyclone Records) 21:46
Host talks 27:22
Dayna Stephens "Bubbly" Closer Than We Think (Cellar Live) 28:19
Abena Koomson-Davis "Abena's Bop" Where is Love (WJ3 Records) 33:16
Host talks 37:51
Tom Collier "Birthday" Boomer Vibes Volume 2 (Summit Records) 38:24
Abe Pollack Quartet "Palling Around in The Parlor" (Abe Pollack) 41:17
Host talks 43:43
Mimosa "Trouble" Bien Ensemble (LaReserve Records) 44:51
Hendrik Meurkens "Smada" The Jazz Meurkengers (Cellar Live) 48:15
Host talks 52:13
Larry Goldings and John Sneider "Laugh Clown Laugh" Chinwag (Sticky Mack Records) 53:14

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