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New Releases From Ernesto Cervini, Gary Urwin, Charles Pillow, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 29, 2024
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On this show we present new releases from Ernesto Cervini, Gary Urwin, Charles Pillow, Last Oak Out, Ayumi Ishito, Doug MacDonald, Joe Webb, Gui Duvignau, Ivo Perelman with Barry Guy & Ramon Lopez, Jason Stein with Marilyn Crispell Damon Smith & Adam Shead, Klaus Kugel & Pavel Hrubý, Recabarren Menares Vazquez, Bobby Wellins, and, Yes! Trio.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Ernesto Cervini's Turboprop "Skeletons" from A Canadian Songbook (TPR Records) 01:02
The Gary Urwin Jazz Orchestra "Day in the Life of a Fool" from Flying Colors (Summit Records) 08:17
Charles Pillow Large Ensemble "Shhh/Peaceful" from Electric Miles 2 (Summit Records) 15:52
Last Ark Out (feat. Hailey Niswanger) "Libra" from Lift (Self Released) 28:35
Ayumi Ishito feat. Kevin Shea and George Draguns "Düsseldorf Sunrise" from Roboquarians, Vol. 1 (577 Records) 35:58
Doug MacDonald "Si Miner" from Sextet Session (DMac Music) 43:46
Joe Webb "Collblanc" from Collblanc (Edition Records) 54:25
Gui Duvignau "One at a Time" from Live In Red Hook (Sunnyside Records) 1:00:44
Ivo Perelman, Barry Guy, Ramon Lopez "6" from Interaction (Ibeji) 1:08:36
Jason Stein, Marilyn Crispell, Damon Smith, Adam Shead " a song paid by singing" from spi-raling horn (Irritable Mystic Records) 1:19:09
Klaus Kugel & Pavel Hruby "Part-01" from Going Where The Wind Takes It (Hevhetia) 1:31:32
Recabarren Menares Vazquez "Santiago" from Familia (Greenleaf) 1:38:37
The Bobby Wellins Quartet "Jubilation" from What Was Happening (Jazz in Britain) 1:43:42
Yes! Trio "Sheikh Ali" from Spring Sings (jazz&people) 1:55:42

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