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New Releases Including A Rare Live Recording Of Tubby Hayes From 1965

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
July 13, 2023
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On this show music from Federico Solomiewicz, Dan Kurfirst, Glen Whitehead, Phil Venable, Barbara Thompson, Judge Schreber and Her Magic Band, Kaisa's Machine (Kaisa Mäensivu), Perforto, Nicky Schrire, Leandro Garcia, and the release of a new complete edition of a 1965 recording by Tubby Hayes.

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Show Intro 0:00
Federico Solomiewicz "Desde el sur" from Desde el sur (Numeral) 00:47
Dan Kurfirst "Birth Beats 2" from Arkinetics (Neuma Records) 07:25
Glen Whitehead "Pale Blue" from Pale Blue (Neuma Records) 15:41
Phil Venable "The Climb (feat. Jaki Shelton Green)" from Bringing The Light (Soul City Sounds) 26:13
Barbara Thompson "The Tie Game" from First Light (Jazz In Britain) 36.54
Judge Schreber and Her Magic Band "Béla Bartók's Dead" from Big Ears 2022 (Bandcamp) 52:19
Kaisa's Machine "Dream Machine" from Taking Shape (Greenleaf) 1:00:00
Perforto "Tongues" from Uragano (Ramble Records) 1:05:33
Nicky Schrire "Nowhere Girl" from Nowhere Girl (Anzic Records) 1:12:33
Leandro Garcia "La pausa bajo el cielo" from Anecdotario: Acto I (Isla Desierta Records) 1:16:31
Leandro Garcia "Asilo en tu corazon" from Anecdotario: Acto 2 (Isla Desierta Records) 1:23:09
Tubby Hayes "I Remember You" from No Blues : The Complete Hopbine '65 (Jazz In Britain) 1:28:12
Tubby Hayes "On Green Dolphin Street" from No Blues : The Complete Hopbine '65 (Jazz In Britain) 1:37:29
Barbara Thompson "Black Pearl" from First Light (Jazz In Britain) 1:53:20

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About Tubby Hayes

Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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