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Mark Turner, Henry Hey, Miki Yamanaka, Legraux Tobrogoï, Bobby Kapp & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
November 21, 2023
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Mark Turner is here, is there, is everywhere, both on the East Coast where he was once based and on the West Coast where he lives now. And this playlist features some of his recent recordings as leader or sideman. The rest of the playlist features remarkable medium and large size ensembles, and the beautiful album by Henry Hey and his trio of sound-wave pilots.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Henry Hey "Season of the Thicket" Trio: Ri-Metos (Self-released) 0:16
Host talks 5:58
Legraux Tobrogoï "Troupeau (Latour)" Barbarismes (Freddy Morezon) 8:47
Bobby Kapp "Trance Dance" Synergy. Bobby Kapp Plays the Music of Richard Sussman (Tweed Blvd) 14:24
Host talks 20:55
Daniel Hersog Jazz Orchestra "How Many Roads" Open Spaces (Folk Songs Reimagined) (Cellar Live) 22:47
Mark Turner "Bridgetown" Live at the Village Vanguard (Giant Steps Art) 29:39
Host talks 37:42
Logan Kane "Mountains" Floor Plans (Ghost Note) 39:04
Miki Yamanaka "Shades of Rainbow" Shades of Rainbow (Cellar Live) 46:32
Host talks 55:35
Anthony Fung "A Second Chance" Fo(U)Rth (Tye Loon) 57:38

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