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David Sanborn, Eric Alexander & Anthony D'Alessandro
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From a rising star on the piano, we begin the 857th Episode of Neon Jazz with Anthony D'Alessandro and music from his album Searchin.' From there we pay homage to the late David Sanborn and his incredible contribution to jazz. We also get some music from Moby and Jose James along with new music from Eric Alexander, Troy Roberts and Oscar Hernandez. Finally, we bring the show to a rousing close with the big band sound of Geoff Stradling and The StradBand. Dig the jazz, my friends.Playlist
- Anthony D'Alessandro "The Golden Mean" Searchin (Anthony D'Alessandro) 0:00
- Host talks 5:35
- The Universal-International Orchestra "American Patrol" The Glenn Miller Story (Original Records) 7:41
- David Sanborn "Butterfat" Taking Off (Warner Records) 11:06
- Host talks 13:56
- Moby & José James "Ache For" Always Centered at Night (Mute) 15:06
- Isaiah Collier and The Chosen Few "Love" The Almighty (Division 81 Records) 19:55
- Host talks 27:38
- Willie Pickens "Let Us Break Bread" Jazz Spirit 1 (Concord) 28:49
- Troy Roberts "By Your Side" Green Lights (Toy Robot Music) 36:26
- Host talks 42:08
- E.E. Pointer & Joe Dimino "Old Jazz Couple" Poetry & Music (EE & JD) 43:08
- Eric Alexander "Sasquatch" Timing is Everything (Cellar Live) 44:42
- Host talks 47:51
- Oscar Hernandez & Alma Libre "Rise Above" No Words Needed (Oscar Hernandez) 48:13
- Host talks 52:13
- Geoff Stradling And The StradBand "Nimble Digits" Nimble Digits (Origin Records) 53:01
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