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Different Corners of the World of Jazz

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
August 5, 2021
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On this week's show an eclectic mix where all corners of the jazz universe are explored including straight-ahead playing, free improvisation, exotic baroque fusion, and romantic music. We visit Australia, South America, the USA, Europe and the UK, and travel in time between 1969 and 2021.

Playlist

Alex Collins, Karl Latham, Ryan Berg "Stella By Starlight" from Together (Dropzonejazz Records) 00:46
Alexander Hawkins, Evan Parker "Jump Start" from Leaps In Leicester (Clean Feed Records) 10:44
Third Ear Band "Fire" from Mosaics The Albums 1969-1972 (Cherry Red) 23:53
Tomás Cabado "Arenales 1" from Para las esporas (Isla Desierta Discos) 31:45
Bettina Schroeder And Tony Irving "Shatter Resistant Suite 1" from Shatter Resistant (Linear Obsessional) 35:09
Alex Collins, Karl Latham, Ryan Berg "On Green Dolphin Street" from Together (Dropzonejazz Records) 53:22
Tomás Cabado "Valsa" from Para las esporas (Isla Desierta Discos) 1:00:00
Rodrigo Amado, Joe McPhee, Kent Kessler, Chris Corsano "Never Surrender" from Let The Free Be Men (TROST Records) 1:05:57
Third Ear Band "Mosaic" from Mosaics The Albums 1969-1972 (Cherry Red) 1:19:29
Alex Collins, Karl Latham, Ryan Berg "Night Dreamer" from Together (Dropzonejazz Records) 1:25:52
Alexander Hawkins, Evan Parker "Capriole" from Leaps In Leicester (Clean Feed Records) 1:32:08
Tomás Cabado "Vértigo" from Para las esporas (Isla Desierta Discos) 1:41:29
Dave Rempis, Elisabeth Harnik, Michael Zerang "Triple Tube I" from Triple Tube (Not Two Records) 1:45:33

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