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Jay Lawrence, Christian Scott & More

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
October 22, 2018
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Neon Jazz continues to showcase the young talent in jazz today, and this week we profile the great jazz journey of Jay Lawrence, from his 2018 CD, Sonic Parago, to a cut from the legendary Dr. Lonnie Smith off the album Keep on Lovin'.

Also featured is the rising Kansas City jazz saxophonist Stephen Martin with a song off his new CD, Vision and tracks from some of today's best players like Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Jon Batiste and Yuko Fujiyama.

Playlist

Jay Lawrence "Sonic Paragon" Sonic Paragon 00:00
Host talks 6:45
Dr. Lonnie Smith "No Tears Tomorrow" Keep on Lovin' 9:30
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah "Like This" Rewind That 14:40
Host talks 19:22
Jon Batiste "Ask Me Now" Jazz Is Now 20:12
Kenny Burrell "Make Someone Happy" Round Midnight 32:38
The Count Basie Orchestra "Can't Hide Love" All About Basie 38:06
Host talks 42:28
Sonny Rollins "Like Someone In Love" Best of Sonny Rollins 43:15
Stephen Martin "Three by Two" Vision—48:20
Host talks 53:56
Yuko Fujiyama "Woven Colors" Night Wave 54:52

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