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Phil Woods, Pat Metheny & Benjamin Koppel

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
June 30, 2024
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From a celebrated veteran musician and author from Denmark, we begin the 861st Episode of Neon Jazz with Benjamin Koppel and music from his 2023 album White Busses. From here, we get into a legend Benjamin spent quality time with in Phil Woods. As the hour ensues, we hear great new music from Ray Brown, Jo Harrop, Jon De Lucia and Anthony Branker. In between, we hear from new players including Alexa Torres and Emiliano Lasansky. Finally, we bring it all together with music from the Pat Metheny Trio. Dig this jazz, my friends.

Playlist

Benjamin Koppel "A Fantastic Miracle" White Busses (Cowbell Music) 0:00
Host talks 3:57
Phil Woods "Be My Love" Woodlore (Concord Jazz) 6:44
Ray Brown's Great Big Band "You Are The Sunshine of my Life" If I Could Write A Book (Summit Records) 11:33
Host talks 17:18
Jo Harrop "Beautiful Fools" The Path of a Tear (Lateralize Records) 17:57
Alexa Torres "Yes or No" In Situe (Bruja Records) 22:12
Host talks 29:04
Johnny Pacheco "El Chivo" El Maestro (Concord Records) 30:10
Jon De Lucia "I Hear a Rhapsody" The Brubeck Octet Project (Musaeum Clausum Recordings) 33:57
Host talks 39:09
Anthony Branker & Imagine "Hope" Songs My Mom Liked (Origin) 39"48
Emiliano Lasansky "Dependence" The Optimist (Outside in Music) 45:10
Host talks 50:47
Pat Metheny Trio "Unity Village" Live (Warner) 52:16

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