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Al Di Meola, Richie Cole, Oscar Peterson and More

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
May 24, 2020
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This week we feature guitarist Al Di Meola with music off his 2020 Tribute to The Beatles, Across the Universe. We pay deep respects to the late Richie Cole and honor the spirit of Bootsie Barnes. We continue bringing you jazz in all its current and progressive forms to cope with this COVID-19 world.

Playlist

Al Di Meola "Here Comes the Sun" Across the Universe (earMUSIC) 00:00
Host talks 3:40
River Cow Orchestra "Word Is'" First Bliss (Fieldinfoserv Records) 6:59
Richie Cole "Starburst" Starburst (Genes Records) 10:44
Host talks 15:47
Oscar Peterson "It Don't Mean a Thing if It Ain't Got That Swing "Stuff Smith/Dizzy Gillespie/Oscar Peterson (Verve) 17:20
Seba Molnar "Level Up" Level Up (Seba Molnar) 21:46
Host talks 26:27
Wynton Marsalis "One by One Live (Orange Leisure) 27:28
Bootsie Barnes "Three Miles Out" The More I See You (Cellar Live) 32:39
Host talks 37:40
Mike Casey "Degobah" 2020 Single (Mike Casey) 38:37
Meghan Stewart "Yesterdays" Yesterdays (Bubble Bath Records) 43:39
Host talks 48:10
Hadley Caliman "Joe Joe Dancer Bossa Nova" Gratitude (Origin Records) 48:55
Host talks 52:22
John Stein "Kobe"Watershed (Whaling City Sound) 53:31

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About Al Di Meola

Instrument: Guitar

Concerts

Apr 28 Sun

Al Di Meola

Patchogue Theatre For The Performing Arts
Patchogue, NY

Apr 30 Tue

Al Di Meola

Egyptian Room At Old National Centre
Indianapolis, IN

May 1 Wed

Al Di Meola

The Kent Stage
Kent, OH

May 4 Sat

Al Di Meola

The Strand Theater
Hudson Falls, NY

May 5 Sun

Al Di Meola

Greenwich Odeum
East Greenwich, RI

May 7 Tue

Al Di Meola

Rams Head On Stage
Annapolis, MD

May 8 Wed

Al Di Meola

Rams Head On Stage
Annapolis, MD

May 10 Fri

Al Di Meola The Electric Years

Keswick Theatre
Glenside, PA

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