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Terence Blanchard, John Ellis, Ben Goldberg, Becca Stevens & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
August 28, 2021
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Two beautiful and diverse renditions of Nefertiti-era Wayne Shorter, two exciting new albums featuring John Ellis, yet another surprise from Becca Stevens and much more in the second part of this week's edition focusing on recent and upcoming releases.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
John Ellis, Adam Levy, Glenn Patscha "Magnolia Triangle" Say It Quiet (Sunnyside) 0:16
Host talks 4:30
Pete Rodriguez "Academic Backstabbing 101" Obstacles (Sunnyside) 5:25
Pete Rodríguez "Austin & Ally" Obstacles (Sunnyside) 7:36
Pete Rodríguez "Mary Dick Ellen" Obstacles (Sunnyside) 9:35
Host talks 11:16
Terence Blanchard ft. the E-Collective and the Turtle Island Quartet "Fall" Absence (Blue Note) 12:16
Kari Ikonen "Pinocchio" Impressions, Improvisations and Compositions (Ozella) 17:50
Host talks 20:59
Atticus Reynolds "Trapeze Artists" Towers (Orenda) 23:04
Ben Goldberg "21" Everything Happens To Be. (BAG) 28:38
Becca Stevens & The Secret Trio "The Eye" The Eye -Single (Ground-Up) 34:48
Dahveed Behroozi Trio "Tricks" Echos (Sunnyside) 38:15
Host talks 41:41
SaffronKeira with Paolo Fresu "Disorderly of Life" In Origine: The Field of Repentance (Denovali Records) 43:46

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