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Exciting New Releases From Looty Trio, Mok, Brennan, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 1, 2024
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On this edition of the show we hear contemporary sounds from Looty Trio, Lesley Mok, Patrick Brennan, Rodrigo Amado, Richard Nelson Makrokosmos Orchestra, Wendell Harrison Tribe, Christoph Stiefel, Sumo, and Marmota, In addition there are classic tracks from Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and Charlie Parker.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Looty Trio "Boxer Rebellion" from Boxer Rebellion (Aut Records) 00:54
Lesley Mok "quite a spectacular dusk" from The Living Collection (American Dreams) 06:41
patrick brennan s0nic 0penings "tilting curvaceous (10)" from tilting curvaceous (Clean Feed) 18:20
Rodrigo Amado The Bridge "(Visiting) Ghosts" from Beyond The Margins (Trost Records) 27:05
Richard Nelson Makrokosmos Orchestra "Dissolve" from Dissolve (Adhyâropa Records) 35:14
Wendell Harrison Tribe "Wandering Thoughts" from Get Up Off Your Knees (Tribe Records) 51:27
Christoph Stiefel "Planetarium" from Full Tree (nWog Records) 1:00:00
Sumo "Órbitas" from Órbitas (Robalo Music) 1:07:37
Marmota "O sonho de uma chaleira" from Se não aconteceu (Robalo Music) 1:13:22
Miles Davis "Pharoah's Dance" from The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (Columbia) 1:21:19
Thelonious Monk Quartet "'Round Midnight" from Misterioso (Riverside) 1:41:53
Charlie Parker "'Round Midnight" from Charlie Parker—At Birdland 1950 revisited (Ezz-thetics) 1:48:42
Looty Trio "Mass Individualism" from Boxer Rebellion (Aut Records) 1:54:22
Lesley Mok "of appearance" from The Living Collection (American Dreams) 1:57:20

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