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2024 Winter JazzFest: The Out-of-Towners
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New York's Winter JazzFest is a happening where globetrotters discover our scene's goings-on. It's also the place where New Yorkers get chance to hear music from abroad (or at least from out of town), including by musicians featured here. Enjoy a playlist which will make you want to go to see them live!Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Léon Phal "Same Human" Stress Killer (Heavenly Sweetness) 0:16
- Host talks 4:06
- Lionel Belmondo, Stephane Belmondo, Thomas Bramerie, Laurent Fickelson, Eric Legnini, Dré Pallemaerts "St. Stephen > the Eleven" Deadjazz (Plays the Music of the Grateful Dead) (B-Flat/Jazz&People) 5:44
- Host talks 13:32
- Bokani Dyer "Mogaetsho" Radio Sechaba (Brownswood) 15:14
- Malika Zarra "Yallah Tnam Rima" Rwa (The Essence) (D.Zel Prod) 20:44
- Host talks 26:30
- Natalie Greffel "O sol te faira bem" O sol te faira bem—Single (Colors) 28:36
- Rogê "Existe uma Voz" Curyman (Diamond West) 31:42
- Pedro Martins "Amor Fantasma" Rádio Mistério (Heartcore) 35:21
- Host talks 40:28
- Tineke Postma "Hymn for Hestia" Aria (Edition) 41:58
- Chiquita Magic feat. Ambrose Akinmusire "Toda Una Vida" CURSI (1030406 Records DK2) 48:08
- Host talks 51:09
- Nduduzo Makhathini "Indawu" Modes of Communication: Letters from the Underworlds (Blue Note) 52:56
- Shabaka "Call it a European paradox" Afrikan Culture (Impulse!) 1:01:25
- Host talks 1:04:56
- Natural Information Society "Stigmergy" Since Time Is Gravity (Eremite) 1:05:41
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Malika Zarra
Ludovico Granvassu
Ben Allison
Leon Phal
Lionel Belmondo
Stephane Belmondo
Thomas Bramerie
Laurent Fickelson
Eric Legnini
Dré Pallemaerts
Bokani Dyer
Natalie Greffel
Rogê
Pedro Martins
Tineke Postma
Chiquita Magic
ambrose akinmusire
Nduduzo Makhathini
Shabaka
Natural Information Society
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