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A Few More of My Favorite 2023 Jazz Things - Part 2

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
January 2, 2024
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It's that time of the year when we look back at the past twelve months and realize that jazz continues to be possibly the only thing that doesn't let us down, while the world is getting crazier by the hour. So here we are again, sharing a few mores tunes we've loved the most in the past few months.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids "Police Dem" Afro Futuristic Dreams (Strut) 0:16
Host talks 9:15
Maria Pia De Vito "There Comes a Time" This Woman's Work (Parco della Musica) 10:09
Host talks 15:07
Todd Sickafoose "Flush" Bear Proof (Secret Hatch) 16:43
John Zorn "Abidan" New Masada Quartet, Vol. 2 (Tzadik) 24:54
Host talks 31:51
Henri Texier "Black Indians" An Indian's Life (Label Bleu) 33:10
Billy Mohler "Reconstruction" Ultraviolet (Contagious Music) 41:53
Host talks 49:46
Thandi Ntuli feat. Carlos Niño"Sunrise (in California)" Rainbow Revisited (International Anthem) 51:28
Kris Davis "The Dancer" Diatom Ribbons—Live at the Village Vanguard (Pyroclastic) 56:52
Sofia Rei, Jorge Roeder "Rosa" Coplas econdidas (Sef-released) 1:03:17
Host talks 1:0603
Pierrick Pedron, Gonzalo Rubalcaba "Si tu vois ma mere" Pédron Rubalcaba (Gazebo) 1:08:04

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