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Sarah Wilson, Elliot Sharp, Elliot Sharp, Giovanni Guidi & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
August 17, 2021
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We're back to our periodic perusal of the best new releases, from the groove of the Band of Other Brothers and the Bogie Band to the show-stopping electric blues of Elliot Sharp's Terraplane and the sheer beauty of the latest albums by Sarah Wilson and Hank Roberts.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Band of Other Brothers "The Rabbit" Look Up! (Ear Up) 0:16
Host talks 5:08
Stuart Bogie "The Witnesses" The Witnesses -Single (Royal Potato Family) 6:31
Host talks 9:45
Malox "Xexet" Xexet -Single (NaNa Disc) 10:50
Elliot Sharp's Terraplane "Toppling Statues" Century (Zoar) 18:54
Host talks 23:38
Hank Roberts Sextet "Sat/Sun Pa Tu X" Science of Love (Sunnyside) 25:24
Enzo Carniel, Filippo Vignato "Babele" Aria (Menace) 32:42
Jalen Baker "We Regret to Inform You" This is Me, This is Us (Outside in Music) 38:39
Host talks 45:01
Sarah Wilson "Kaleidoscope" Kaleidoscope (Brass Tonic) 46:54
James Brandon Lewis "Jesup Wagon" Jesup Wagon (Tao Forms) 53:50
Giovanni Guidi "Roma 1962 (A Enrico E Franco)" Ojos De Gato (C.A.M. Jazz) 58:48
Host talks 1:03:05
Dino Piana "When Will The Blues Leave?" Al Gir Dal Bughi (Parco della Musica) 1:03:42

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