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New Releases From Patrick Cornelius, Gordon Lee, Axel Filip And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
September 21, 2023
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On this show we feature new releases from Patrick Cornelius, Gordon Lee, Axel Filip & Maleza, Marike van Dijk, Guillermo Klein Quintetto, Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio, Christian Dillingham Cheryl Pyle, Beyond Flute Group, Andrew Rathbun, Trapeze, Andrew Danforth, Wolfgang Muthspiel with Scott Colley & Brian Blade, and Ivan Lins.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Patrick Cornelius "Puzzle Box" from Book Of Secrets (Posi-tone) 00:54
Gordon Lee "Yearning for the Light" from The Remainder (PJCE Records) 07:53
Axel Filip & Maleza "The Counselor" from Habitat (Unit Records) 14:16
Marike van Dijk "25 Notes" from Stranded (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 20:36
Guillermo Klein Quintetto "Criolla" from Telmo's Tune (Sunnyside Records) 39:40
Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio "Broustin Avenue" from Double Portrait (Hypnote) 46:22
Christian Dillngham "Code Switch" from Cascades (Greenleaf) 46:22
Cheryl Pyle "Music for Andrew Crane" from Art Dance (11th Street Music) 52:56
Beyond Flute Group "Improvisation (Excerpt) from Live At The Main Drag (11th Street Music) 1:00:00
Andrew Rathbun "Fast 5th" from The Speed of Time (Steeplechase) 1:08:36
Trapeze "A New Bike By Parcel" from Level Crossing (Circum-disc) 1:17:35
Andrew Danforth "In Motion" from Homegrown (Self Released) 1:32:49
Wolfgang Muthspiel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade "Invocation" from Dance Of The Elders (ECM) 1:43:48
Ivan Lins "Missing Miles" from My Heart Speaks (Resonance) 1:55:04

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