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Kenneth Jimenez, Jure Pukl, Pyramid Trio & Taiko Saito

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
November 10, 2023
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A pair of excellent quartet releases jump off the page in this edition of One Man's Jazz. Bassist Kenneth Jimenez, with Angelica Sanchez, Hery Paz and Gerald Cleaver, and saxophonist Jure Pukl with Joe Sanders, Peter Evans and Nasheet Waits, create some wonderful contemporary improvisation on their latest projects. NoBusiness Records has a winner in Visitation Of Spirits, a yet-to-be released live set by Roy Campbell's Pyramid Trio with William Parker and Zen Masuura. Saxophonist Ivo Perelman continues to mine the duo format with vibraphonist Matt Moran this time, with other new albums sampled come from Poland's Grzegorz Lesiak's Essence, free jazz vibraphonist Taiko Saito, experimental singer Ruiqi Wang from China, Daniel Carter, and François Carrier with one of his archived sessions with Tomasz Stańko. And there's a small tribute to the late Charles Gayle.

Playlist

Kenneth Jimenez "Dos Tazos" from Sonnet To Silence (We Jazz) 00:00
Host speaks 07:12
Kenneth Jimenez "Mr. Shipping" from Sonnet To Silence (We Jazz) 09:19
Edward Ware & Harvey Valdes "To Shape" from Shadows Of Shostakovich (Mad Lab) 15:22
Dan Phillips' Chicago Edge Ensemble "Late Capitalist Inferno" from The Individualists (Lizard Breath) 19:43
Host speaks 25:58
Francois Carrier}"Pathless" from Openness (FSR) 27:49
Pesh "Feat Of Association, An Idea" from Peshish (Alpaka) 37:51
Stephane Payen "Part 9" from Baldwin En Transit (Jazz D'Or) 43:07
Host speaks 49:43
Taiko Sato "Ghost Of The Midnight Wood" from Wald (Trouble In The East) 50:03
Charles Gayle Trio "Glory Dance" from Shout (Clean Feed) 1:01:54
Host speaks 1:09:51
Charles Gayle "Gospel" from Live At Jazzwerkstatt Pietz (Jazzwerkstatt) 1:11:35
Darren Johnston "Intention And Commitment" from Life In Time (Origin) 1:20:33
Daniel Carter "Joy" from Open Question Volume 2 (577 Records) 1:27:26
Host speaks1:34:01
Ruiqi Wang "A Descent Of Lilies" from Subduing The Silence (Orchard Of Pomegranates) 1:35:57
Ruiqi Wang "Dream Of The Pines" from Subduing The Silence (Orchard Of Pomegranates) 1:39:46
Angelika Niescier, Tomeka Reid & Savannah Harris "Risse" from Beyond Dragons (Intakt) 1:45:17
Host speaks 1:53:27
Pyramid Trio "Untitled" from Visitation Of Spirits (NoBusiness) 1:55:36
Dave Wilson "Speak To Me Of Yesterday & Tomorrow (Elusive As The Dead)" from Ephemeral (Thelonious) 2:04:46
Host speaks 2:16:47
Jure Puk} "Balkanoid" from Melt (Whirlwind) 2:18:42
Nicole Mitchell & Alexander Hawkins "Elliptical Rotations" from At Earth School (Astral Spirits) 2:28:07
Ivo Perelman & Matt Moran "Pythagorean" from Tuning Forks (Self-released) 2:32:52
Host speaks 2:37:54
Grzegorz Lesiak Essence "Subtle Tingling" from On The Way (L.A.S.) 2:39:18
Franciso Mela & Jonathan Reisin "Shrouded By The Trees" from Earthquake (577 Records) 2:49:35
Host speaks 2:53:45
Samuel Blaser, Russ Lossing & Billy Mintz "Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground" from Roundabout/Triple Dip (Jazz D'Or) 2:55:10

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Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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