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Reed Rapture With McPhee And Other New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
January 5, 2023
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On this show a further look at Ivo Perelman's Reed Rapture In Brooklyn, this time he is in partnership with Joe McPhee. I have further examples of McPhee's work and in addition I am sharing new releases from Lazlo Gardony, Kaja Draksler & Susana Santos Silva, and, Paul Dunmall with Paul Rogers & Tony Orrell.

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Show Intro 00:00
Ivo Perelman & Joe McPhee "Three" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 00:54
Joe McPhee, Dave Rempis, Tomeka Reid, Brandon Lopez, and, Paal Nilssen-Love "Osel" from Of Things Beyond Thule Vol 2 (Aerophonic) 12:36
Laszlo Gardony "Cedar Tree Dance" from Close Connection (Sunnyside Records) 31:09
Ivo Perelman & Joe McPhee "Five" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 40:25
Kaja Draksler, Susana Santos Silva "Moonrise" from Grow (Intakt) 45:13
Laszlo Gardony "Hopeful Vision" from Close Connection (Sunnyside Records) 53:09
Joe McPhee "It's Gone In the Air" from Po Music/Oleo (hatOLOGY) 1:00:00
Paul Dunmall, Paul Rogers, Tony Orrell "Marriage In India" from That's My Life (577 Records) 1:12:11
Joe McPhee, John Snyder, Makaya Ntshoko "Bahamian Folksong" from The Willisau Concert (Hat Hut) 1:29:17
Ivo Perelman & Joe McPhee "Two" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka) 1:45:55
Laszlo Gardony "Savannah Sunrise" from Close Connection (Sunnyside Records) 1:55:39

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