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New Music From Okazaki, Slepoy, Reisin & Oxman And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 2, 2022
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This show features all new releases from across the World of Jazz with albums from Francisco Slepoy, Johnathan Reisin, Keith Oxman, Manongo Mujica, Mike Allemana, Steve Boudreau, Miles Okazaki and Trish Clowes.

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Show Intro 00:00
Francisco Slepoy "Chicharra" from Retratos (ears&eyes) 00:49
Johnathan Reisin "Option B" from Option B (Habitable) 06:58
Keith Oxman "The Gojon Jazz Messengers" from This One's For Joey (Capri Records) 13:17
Manongo Mujica "Desierto : Amarillo de Napoles" from Del Cuarto Rojo (Buh Records) 18:59
Mike Allemana "Welcome Enter" from Vonology (ears&eyes) 24:26
Steve Boudreau "Cherished Possessions" from Cherished Possessions (Self Released) 32:45
Miles Okazaki Trickster Quartet "Years In Space" from Thisness (Pi Recordings) 39:38
Trish Clowes "Amber" from A View With A Room (Greenleaf) 50:33
Francisco Slepoy "Lenta" from Retratos (ears&eyes) 55:32
Keith Oxman "Waltz for Joey" from This One's For Joey (Capri Records) 1:00:19
Manongo Mujica "Cuerpos en fuga" from Del Cuarto Rojo (Buh Records) 1:05:40
Steve Boudreau "Descending Blues" from Cherished Possessions (Self Released) 1:09:23
Johnathan Reisin "Roy's Room" from Option B (Habitable) 1:14:09
Mike Allemana "The Mentors Benediction" from Vonology (ears&eyes) 1:22:01
Keith Oxman "Garden Song" from This One's For Joey (Capri Records) 1:32:50
Francisco Slepoy "Fantasmita" from Retratos (ears&eyes) 1:40:52
Manongo Mujica "Latido final" from Del Cuarto Rojo (Buh Records) 1:44:03
Steve Boudreau "Rolling Oil" from Cherished Possessions (Self Released) 1:49:26
Trish Clowes "The Ness" from A View With A Room (Greenleaf) 1:54:42

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