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All New Music From Sonic Skin, Annie Chen, Debby Wang, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
March 7, 2024
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On this show we present all new music from Sonic Skin, Annie Chen, Debby Wang, Ari Joshua featuring John Medeski and Billy Martin, The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra, Daniel Reyes Llinás, Christian Fabian Trio, Teiku, Mike Downes, Paul Kendall, Gustavo Cortiñas, and Alice Coltrane.

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Show Intro 00:00
Annie Chen "Rozpacz (Despair) from Guardians (JZ Music) 00:53
The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra "Rock Skipping Under The Half Moon" from Tidal Currents: East Meets West (Chronograph Records) 08:45
Ari Joshua featuring John Medeski and Billy Martin "Elephant Walk" from Elephant Walk (Music Factory Records) 17:07
Sonic Skin "Slowhand" from Gavia (Prophone/Naxos) 21:27
Debby Wang "ding fong puo" from Aftertaste (Debby Wang Music Studio) 27:45
Daniel Reyes Llinás "Iris" from Códices (7D Media) 38:19
Daniel Reyes Llinás with Harvey Valdes, Elliott Sharp "Schema IV" from String Schemas (7D Media) 43:33
Christian Fabian Trio "Moanin'" from Hip To The Skip (Spicerack Records) 50:35
Teiku "Psalm 136" from Teiku (577 Records) 1:00:00
Sonic Skin "Gavia" from Gavia (Prophone/Naxos) 1:08:33
Alice Coltrane "Shiva Loka" from The Carnegie Hall Concert (Impulse!) 1:16:13
Mike Downes "Whisper" from The Way In (Self Released) 1:31:04
Paul Kendall "Whisper Not" from Whisper Not (Zoho) 1:36:50
Sonic Skin "Unsaved" from Gavia (Prophone/Naxos) 1:43:00
Gustavo Cortinas "Timing Is Everything" from Live In Chicago (Desafío Candente Records) 1:46:33

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