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A Few Of My Favorite 2023 Jazz Things (So Far) - Part 2

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
July 22, 2023
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A retrospective of some of the most compelling tunes we heard in the first half of 2023, distilled for your enjoyment.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Michael Blake's Chroma Nova "Little Demons" Dance of the Mystic Bliss (P&M) 0:16
Host talks 6:50
Thomas Naim "Panama Red" On the Far Side (Rootless Blues) 8:31
Greg Ward's Rogue Parade "Dashing Towards First Light" Dion's Quest (Sugah Hoof) 13:24
Host talks 19:26
Lucia Cadotsch "No Apology" AKI (Heartcore) 20:54
Alessia Obino "Thursday Surrender" A Sound's a Million Shapes (Domanda) 22:31
Host talks 31:18
David Preston "O. Winston" Purple/Black—Vol. 1 (Whirlwind) 33:03
Ella Zirina "Midsummer Visions" Intertwined (BimHuis) 38:45
Kaisa's Machine "Shadow Mind" Taking Shape (Greenleaf) 45:35
Host talks 51:16
The Peggy Lee Band "To the Point" A Giving Way (Songlines) 53:07

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