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Jane Birkin, Tony Bennett + Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Francesco Chiapperini, Nora Stanley & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
August 15, 2023
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This week we start with a remembrance of Tony Bennett and Jane Birkin, two artists who had a number of common traits that went well beyond their musicality, from their progressive activism to their multi-disciplinary talents. Then, we revert to our weekly exploration of new and upcoming releases, with a special attention to trios and piano-saxophone duos.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Tony Bennett "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" Tony Sings for Two (Columbia/Legacy) 0:16
Host talks 1:40
Jane Birkin, Jimmy Rowles "These Foolish Things" Amours Des Feintes—Lost Song (Philips) 3:30
Alan Ferber Nonet "Day Breaks" Up High, Down Low (Sunnyside) 10:05
Host talks 16:40
Naya Bazz "Charm" Charm (Whirlwind) 19:03
Roberto Negro, Emile Parisien "Vivace, capriccioso" Les Métanuits (ACT) 25:09
Nora Stanley, Benny Bock "Maurice" Distance of the Moon (Colorfield) 30:10
Host talks 34:12
Pierrick Pedron, Gonzalo Rubalcaba "The Song Is You" Pedron Rubalcaba (Gazebo) 36:13
Francesco Chiapperini "Riding Roading" Transmigration (Splasc(h)) 44:19
Host talks 52:32
Peter Bruun "Thēsaurós No. 2: Kinesis" Thēsaurós (ILK Music) 53:39
Chris Speed Trio "Amos" Despite Obstacles (Intakt) 1:02:35

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