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A Focus On The Work Of Allison Burik And Some New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
January 25, 2024
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On this show we focus on the work of Allison Burik. Also recent releases from Brûlez les Meubles, Biagio Coppa & Intrepid Trio, June Yun, John Rae and Ben Wilcock, Cecil Taylor, Joseph Daley, Jorge Cariglino, and Blue Moods.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Allison Burik "Fragment 94" from Realm (Self Released) 00:54
Bellbird "Bluff" from Root in Tandem (Self Released) 07:55
Umbrella Pine "XII—Hanged Man" from Seven (Self Released) 15:18
Mali Obomsawin "Blood Quantum (Nəwewəčəskawikαpáwihtawα)" from Sweet Tooth (Out Of Your Head Records!) 21:10
Brûlez les Meubles "A Certain Beauty" from Crayonnage (Circum-Disc) 33:01
Biagio Coppa & Intrepid Trio "Ranting" from Cursed Location (AMP) 41:49
June Yun "Little Mighty Soul" from Enlightenment-Solid Waves (Self Released) 49:02
Allison Burik "Solstice I (Dreams and Memories)" from Realm (Self Released) 57:51
Allison Burik "Solstice III (The Promise)" from Realm (Self Released) 1:00:00
John Rae and Ben Wilcock "Position Normal" from Splendid Isolation (Special Edition) (Self Released) 1:01:32
Cecil Taylor "Spring of Two Blue-J's [Part 2]" from The Complete, Legendary, Live Return Concert at The Town Hall NYC November 4, 1973 (Oblivion Records) 1:08:22
Joseph Daley "Affirmation" from The Tuba Trio Chronicles Volume II (JoDa Music) 1:29:46
Jorge Cariglino "After The Storm" from After The Storm (Self Released) 1:49:21
Blue Moods "You Know I Care" from Swing & Soul (Posi-Tone) 1:55:29

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About Allison Burik

Instrument: Saxophone, alto

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