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Chris Potter, Kait Dunton, Funkwrench Blues, Andrew Gorny & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
September 5, 2023
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This week we focus on the reissue of a seminal project bridging acid jazz and trip-hop, the soundtrack to a film without pictures, a trip east bound and down fusion lane, a great crop of guitarists deserving wider recognition, and saxophonists of well-deserved recognition.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Marden Hill "Come On" Blown Away [Reissue] (Acid Jazz) 0:16
Host talks 4:45
Funkwrench Blues "The Calling" Soundtrack to a Film without Pictures (Self-released) 6:22
Host talks 9:55
Kait Dunton "Lunch Break" Keyboards (Real & Imagined) 11:58
Herb Alpert "East Bound and Down" Wish Upon A Star (A&M) 14:39
B.D. Lenz "The Speed of Sound" It's Just a Dream (Self-released) 17:24
Host talks 24:13
{Andrew Gorny "Superstition" Guitar in the Key of Wonder (Self-released) 26:23
David Preston "Cassino Dream" Purple / Black (Vol. 1) (Whirlwind) 30:08
Max Light "Luftrauser" Henceforth (SteepleChase) 35:32
Host talks 40:28
Emiliano D'Auria Quartet "The Storm Around Stillness" First Rain (Losen) 41:49
Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade "Alphabet Thief" Perspective (Cowbell) 51:29
Host talks 58:44
Chris Potter "Blood Count" Got the Keys to the Kingdom: Live at the Village Vanguard (Edition) 59:29

Photo credit: Dave Stapleton

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