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A Few More of My Favorite 2022 Jazz Things, Part 2

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
January 28, 2023
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As this is our last show in 2022, our playlist focus on the songs we've loved the most in the last six months of what was an incredibly prolific year for jazz. Here's to a new year that hopefully will bring us much great music as 2022 did!

Happy listening... and a happy new year!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Fred Pallem & Le Sacre du Tympan "Goodbye Lougarock" "X" (Train fantôme) 0:16
Host talks 8:57
Kansas Smitty's "Face in the Crowd" We're Not in Kansas Anymore (Ever) 10:13
Host talks 14:38
Oan Kim "The Interzone" Oan Kim & the Dirty Jazz (Self-released) 16:20
Bill Frisell "Claude Utley" Four (Blue Note) 20:22
Iggy Pop "You Want It Darker" Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen (Blue Note) 26:44
Host talks 31:46
Avram Fefer Quartet "Bedouin Dream" Juba Lee (Clean Feed) 33:13
Maher Beauroy feat. Sélène Saint-Aimé "Border Free" Insula (Tropiques Atrium) 40:54
Designers "Lebanon" Designers (WeJazz) 44:21
Host talks 48:53
Kristin Berardi "Can't Be Wrong" The Light and the Dark (Earshift) 50:06
Dan Weiss "For Tim Smith" Dedication (Cygnus) 55:13
Host talks 1:00:48
Song Yi Jeon, Vinicius Gomes "A Timeless Place" Home (Greenleaf) 1:01:57
Donald Byrd "Cristo Redentor" John Sinclair Presents Detroit Artists Workshop (Strut) 1:07:54
Host talks 1:13:42
André Minvielle "Balagora" Ti'bal tribal (La CAD) 1:15:31

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