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Mary Halvorson, Josh Sinton, Pat Thomas & The Big Room

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
July 20, 2022
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Guitarist Mary Halvorson's new double album marks her debut for Nonesuch. You'll hear a sample from em>Amaryllis and Belladonna. You'll also get a taste of Slovenian guitarist Samo Salamon's terrific new recording Pure And Simple with the great Arild Andersen and Rakalam Bob Moses. Other new trio sets come from baritone saxophonist Josh Sinton and the international threesome of English pianist Pat Thomas and Swedes saxophonist Sture Ericson and drummer Raymond Strid, France's The Big Room & Germany's Blechbarrage. Quartets with new music are Italy's Ghost Horse and the Chicago/Netherlands combo of Keefe Jackson, Oscar Jan Hoogland, Josh Abrams & Mikel Patrick Avery.

Playlist

O.N.E. Quartet "Siberia" from Entolomo (Audio Cave) 00:00
David Murray Brave New World Trio "If You Want Me To Stay" from Seriana Promethea (Intakt) 06:34
Host speaks 12:54
Blechbaragge "Schilfrau(s)chen am Fuschlsee" from Liebe Grüsse Vom Neeusiedlersee (Boomslang) 15:22
Blechbaragge "Auf der Alm do ist es so schön" from Liebe Grüsse Vom Neeusiedlersee (Boomslang) 18:45
Felix Hauptmann "Drift" from Percussion (Boomslang) 22:39
Kevin Jones "Kevin Bujo Jones" "And His Sisters Called Him Jones" from Just Justice (ESP Disk) 28:03
Host speaks 34:33
Mary Halvorson "Amaryllis" from Amaryllis (Nonesuch) 36:29
Mary Halvorson "Flying Song" from Belladonna (Nonesuch) 42:16
Donnie Hathaway "Thank You Master (For My Soul)" from Everything Is Everything (ATCO) 48:01
Host speaks 53:44
Ghost Horse "EBO" from Il Bene Comune (Hora) 55:08
Albert Cirera & Kamarilla "L'Agonia A Lapa—Live At Hot Blues" from Aquella Cosa (Underpool) 1:00:47
Ingrid Laubrock & Andy Milne "Kintsugi" from Fragile (Intakt) 1:12:24
Host speaks 1:13:29
Samo Salamon, Arild Andersen & Rakalam Bob Moses "Tell Yourself" from Pure And Simple (Samo) 1:18:00
Samo Salamon, Arild Andersen & Rakalam Bob Moses "Ghosts" from Pure And Simple (Samo) 1:25:55
Day and Taxi "Godard's Memory" from Run, The Darkness Will Come (Percaso) 1:32:13
OTOK "Afraid!!" from Cabrioles Cérébrales Et Accidents Psychotique (LFDS) 1:36:55
Host speaks 1:43:17
Pat Thomas, Sture Erickson & Raymond Strid "Bugcat" from Bagman Live At Café Oto (577 Records) 1:44:40
Duduvudu "Diamond Express" from The Gospel According To Dudu Pukwana (Cadillac) 1:59:12
Host speaks 2:05:57
The Big Room "Chrome Bird" from Saba (Le Petit Label) 2:06:42
John Yao & Triceratops "Labyrinth" from Off Kilter (See Tao) 2:12:43
Kirk Knuffke Trio "June Stretched" from Gravity Without Airs (Tao Forms) 2:21:40
Host speaks 2:31:25
Joachim Kuhn "Cascaden" from Scream For Peace (Linoleum) 2:32:51
Keefe Jackson, Oscar Jan Hoogland, Josh Abrams & Mikel Patrick Avery "Gotta Get Some Sleep" from These Things Happen (Astral Spirits) 2:44:22
Keefe Jackson, Oscar Jan Hoogland, Josh Abrams & Mikel Patrick Avery "Wimpel" from These Things Happen (Astral Spirits) 2:48:10
Host speaks 2:51:19
Josh Sinton "Adumbration 4" from Adumbrations (Form Is Possibility) 2:53:03

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