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Angel Bat Dawid, Barry Altschul & Kevin Sun

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
August 18, 2021
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Lots of new things sampled in this episode with Chicago culture maker Angel Bat Dawid's Hush Harbor Mixtape: Doxology highlighting the bunch. She does everything on this one which is another chapter in her mission to, as she puts it, "sonically eradicate the white supremacy system." A best-of for 2021 I think. Enterprising young saxophonist Kevin Sun explores Charlie Parker on his 3 Bird, while some duos churn up the mix—Gordon Grdina & Jim Black and Larry Ochs & Donald Robinson. Serbia's eclectic Hashima has a new one out, and there's one from a series of solo piano pieces from various pianists honouring late pianist Diane Moser. Veteran drummer Barry Altschul's 3-Dom Factor are as nasty as usual, and likely a contemporary of Altschul in the old loft scene, bassist Steve Tintweiss, finally lets the light shine on his group The Purple Why's unreleased concert from 1968.

Playlist

Amok Amor "Rowk" from Amok Amor (Boomslang) 00:00
Trio Sin Tiempo "Battle Of Adwa" from Ritmo De Agua (577 Records) 05:35
Pete Rodriquez "Obstacles" from Obstacles (Sunnyside) 08:39
Host speaks 16:38
Kevin Sun "Dovetail" from 3 Bird (Endectomorph) 19:57
Wildflower "Blue" from Better Times (Self-released) 26:51
Steve Tintweiss & The Purple Why "N.E.S.W. Up Down" from Markstown (Inky Dot Media) 31:05
Host speaks 36:28
Gordon Grdina & Jim Black "Brushes With Death" from Martian Kitties (Astral Spirits) 38:11
Hashima "Junkopedia" from Glaciers (Odradek) 44:32
Host speaks 52:10
Kartet "High Steak" from Pression (Ultrabolic) 52:45
Andrés Elstein "Nomade" from Familia (Ears&Eyes) 1:00:18
Host speaks 1:09:26
Virg Dzurinko "No Question" from For Diane (Minus Zero) 1:11:13
Marco Colonna "Aspen" from N-Est (Fundacja Sluchaj) 1:18:12
Tatvamasi "Ball Lightning" from The Third Ear Music (Audio Cave) 1:25:07
Host speaks 1:30:28
Dolphiana & John Tchicai "Cronetteri" from Spiritual Man (Self-released) 1:31:47
Danilo Gallo & Dry Dark Tears "If You Raise A Wall, You Get Low" from Hide, Show Yourself (Parco Della Musica) 1:38:56
Kathya West, Daniel Gallo & Alberto Dipace "Money" from The Last Coat Of Pink (Caligola) 1:46:53
Host speaks 1:51:14
Barry Altschul's 3Dom Factor "Be Out, S'Cool" from Long Tall Sunshine (NotTwo) 1:53:01
chuffDRONE "Fresh Start" from Actio : Reactio (Jazzwerkstat) 2:00:57
Host speaks 2:06:54
Onze Heures Onze Orchestra "On Solo Matematica" from Volume 3 (Onze Heures Onze) 2:07:35
Stephane Payen & The Workshop "Brasil" from Extensions (Onze Heures Onze) 2:15:13
Anthony Joseph "Calling England Home" from The Rich Are Only Defeated When Running For Their Lives (Heavenly Sweetness) 2:20:41
Host speaks 2:26:47
Angel Bat Dawid "Jumping The Broom" from Hush Harbor Mixtape: Doxology (Intl. Anthem) 2:28:06
Angel Bat Dawid "Sunday Meeting of Colored People" from Hush Harbor Mixtape: Doxology (Intl. Anthem) 2:34:38
Angel Bat Dawid "Heathen Practices At Funerals" from Hush Harbor Mixtape: Doxology (Intl. Anthem) 2:38:47
Midnight Lilacs "Beranche" from Midnight Lilacs (UR) 2:44:41
Host speaks 2:50:45
Larry Ochs & Donald Robinson "Yesterday & Tomorrow" from A Civil Right (ESP-Disk) 2:52:07

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