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Steve Tintweiss, Chad Taylor Trio & Dan Rosenboom

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
November 7, 2022
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This episode touches on current releases from artists like Chad Taylor, Dan Rosenboom, English drummer Tom Skinner, French free jazz saxophonist Roland Devocelle, Swiss saxophonist Christoph Irniger with the The Swiss Jazz School Orchestra and Germany's AAAPUZ, but it also takes a look back to the earlier free jazz scene of the 70s in New York with music from bassist Steve Tintweiss.

Playlist

Aurora "Ghosts" from Aurora (Denon) 00:00
Aurora "Round Midnight" from Aurora (Denon) 06:33
Host speaks 11:49
Tom Skinner "Bishara" from Voices Of Bishara (Intl. Anthem) 14:23
Tom Skinner "Quiet As It's Kept" from Voices Of Bishara (Intl. Anthem) 19:56
Nicolas Politzer "Trama" from Sera Niebla (Ears&Eyes) 23:57
The Bad Plus "Sick Fire" from The Bad Plus (Edition) 29:28
Host speaks 33:28
Steve Tintweiss "Risk-O-Disk" from Live At NYU 1980 (Inky Dot Media) 35:53
Steve Tintweiss "Knowledge Is Power" from Live At NYU 1980 (Inky Dot Media) 44:23
Steve Tintweiss "Closing Remarks" from Live At NYU 1980 (Inky Dot Media) 51:08
Host speaks 52:19
Lynn Cassiers, Manolo Cabras & Joao Lobo "Dancing With Don" from Dancing With Don (Robalo Music) 53:09
Bowman "Immigration Rhumba" from 0914NY (Safehouse Studios) 57:28
Host speaks 1:03:26
Chad TaylorTrio "Delta" from The Reel (Astral Spirits) 1:05:04
Fred Moten, Brandon Lopez & Gerald Cleaver "John Thompson" from Moten-Lopez/Cleaver (Relative Pitch) 1:10:40
The Red Microphone "The Turning Of California Tony" from A Bleeding In Black Leather (ESP-Disk) 1:14:21
Chad Taylor Trio "Omniverse" from The Reel (Astral Spirits) 1:24:02
Host speaks 1:28:55
Dan Rosenboom "1B" from The Complete Boom Sessions (Orenda) 1:30:56
Marilyn Crispell, Joe Fonda & Harvey Sorgen "On Bellagio" from Dreamstruck (Not Two) 1:44:30
Host speaks 1:51:26
Silvia Bolognesi Beast Friends "The Dots" from Don't Shush Me! (Fonterossa) 1:52:32
Mali Obomsawin "Pedegwajois" from Sweet Tooth (Out Of Your Head) 1:58:08
Host speaks 2:03:39
Roland Devocelle Trio "Aude-la 15:40" from Recorded 16/01/2022 (Self-released) 2:05:28
Federico Calcagno "Dobles" from Confili Labili (Habitable) 2:11:29
Cosmologic "Face In The Crowd" from Eyes In The Back Of My Head (Cuneiform) 2:17:15
Borah Bergman, Perry Robinson, Ray Sage & Steve Swell "BSR2" from Quartets-Trios-Duos (Mahakala Music) 2:25:57
Host speaks 2:31:18
AAAPUZ "Dudat" from Live In Algovia (Trouble In The East) 2:33:16
pablo ledesma & Hilliard Greene "Tutankamun" from El Visitante (Neumeral) 2:38:38
Host speaks 2:45:55
Christoph Irniger & The Swiss Jazz Orchestra "Italian Circus Story Intro" from Music Of Pilgrim (Nwog) 2:48:09
Christoph Irniger & The Swiss Jazz Orchestra "Italian Circus Story" from Music Of Pilgrim ( Nwog) 2:51:12

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