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Isaiah J. Thompson, Guano Padano, Camille Bertault, Rope & Other New Releases
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Enjoy a playlist which starts with Larry Goldings getting scary and ends with Oscar Peterson and Joe Pass confirming they're extraordinary.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Scary Goldings "Hi Ho Silverstein" IV (Pockets) 0:16
- Host talks 3:24
- Isaiah J. Thompson "Mikula Blues" Composed in Color (Red) 5:26
- John Taylor "Afterthought" Angel of the Presence [Remastered] (C.A.M.) 11:26
- Host talks 17:49
- Guano Padano "Un Occhio Verso Tokyo / Jack Frost / Sugar Baby (Medley)" Back and Forth -EP (Ponderosa) 19:34
- ROPE feat. Petra Haden "Shenandoah" In the Moment -The Music of Charlie Haden (Hora) 30:17
- Host talks 34:18
- Camille Bertault & John Finbury "Boulevard (feat. Larry Goldings & Billy Martin)" Boulevard -Single (Green Flash) 35:59
- The SWR Big Band with Camille Bertault and Chris Potter "Cherokee -Koko" Bird Lives (ACT) 40:59
- Thomas Curbillon "La Môme Bling-bling" Place Ste-Opportune (Jazz & People) 50:11
- Host talks 56:05
- Oscar Peterson "Cakewalk" A Time for Love: The Oscar Peterson Quartet Live in Helsinki, 1987 (Mack Avenue) 56:52
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