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Miles Davis, Hank Mobley, Sonny Clark and Sonny Rollins

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
February 20, 2022
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We start the 739th Episode of Neon Jazz with a collection of classics from Miles Davis (and Birth of the Cool) followed by Eric Dolphy, Bill Evans and Sonny Rollins. Enjoy this wonderful hour of jazz in honor of Valentine's Day!

Playlist

Miles Davis "Venus De Milo" Birth of the Cool (Capitol Records) 00:00
Host talks 3:34
Hank Mobley "Early Morning Stroll" The Flip (Blue Noe Records) 5:08
Eric Dolphy "Hat and Beard" Out to Lunch (Blue Note) 11:56
Host talks 20:00
Sonny Clark "Bootin' It" Dial S for Sonny (Blue Note) 20:29
Sonny Rollins Quintet "Why Don't I" Volume 2 on Blue Note (Blue Note) 25:50
Host talks 31:31
Stan Getz and Antonio Carlos Jobim "Desfinado" Greatest Hits (A&M Records) 32:25
John Coltrane and Milt Jackson "The Night We Called It A Day" Bags & Trane (Atlantic Records) 36:31
Host talks 40:48
Charlie Parker "Parker's Mood" Parker's Mood (Prestige) 41:32
Bill Evans "Peace Piece" Everybody Digs Bill Evans (Riverside) 44:23
Host talks 50:52
Walter Wanderley "Summer Samba" Summer Samba (World Pacific Records) 51:20
Host talks 54:12
Maynard Ferguson "Straight Up" Maynard Ferguson and His Birdland Dream Band (Fresh Sound Records) 54:56

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