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New Releases From Mikkelborg, Haynes, Wharton, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
November 16, 2023
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On this show we feature new releases from Palle Mikkelborg with Jakob Bro and Marilyn Mazur, Phil Haynes, Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm, Kevin Sun, Caroline Davis, Tani Tabbal, Mendoza Hoff Revels, Lafayette Gilchrist, Michael Dease, Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, Nick Steed, and Sam Ross.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Palle Mikkelborg, Jakob Bro, Marilyn Mazur "Gefion" from Strands—Live at the Danish Radio Concert Hall (ECM) 00:52
Phil Haynes "Phantoms" from A Life Improvised—Chasing The Masters (Corner Store Jazz) 10:01
Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm "In Our Darkest Hour" from Grit & Grace (Sunnyside) 17:04
Kevin Sun "Eponymous Cycle (I)" from From All This Stillness (Endectomorph Music) 24:51
Caroline Davis "the promise i made [for Joyce Ann Brown]" from Alula: Captivity (Ropeadope) 34:12
Tani Tabbal Quartet "Reach Forward" from Intentional (Mahalaka Music) 42:11
Mendoza Hoff Revels "Echolocation" from Echolocation (Aum Fidelity) 48:44
Phil Haynes "Longer Shorter" from A Life Improvised—Chasing The Masters (Corner Store Jazz) 55:45
Lafayette Gilchrist "Ride It Out" from Undaunted (Morphius Records) 1:00:26
Kevin Sun "Before Depths" from From All This Stillness (Endectomorph Music) 1:12:31
Michael Dease "Galapagos" from Swing Low (Posi-tone) 1:18:49
Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio "Speed Ball Blues" from A Shade of Blue (evosound) 1:26:31
Phil Haynes with David Liebman "Blues for Israel" from A Life Improvised— Chasing The Masters (Corner Store Jazz) 1:36:25
Nick Steed "Luckless Pedestrian" from Influential Guidance (Self Released) 1:42:31
Sam Ross "Breakfast For Dinner/Dear Chick" from Live at The Mira Room Vol II. (Self Released) 1:49:05

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