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A Focus on Tony Malaby

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 21, 2019
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A focus on saxophonist Tony Malaby with a variety of music from his work as a leader, co-leader and as a sideman demonstrating his exceptional playing.

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Gordon Grdina "Visceral Voices" from No Difference (Songlines) 00:00
Rez Abassi "Dark Bones" from Out of Body (Feroza) 09:04
Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth "Arthur Avenue" from Epicenter (Clean Feed) 19:49
Pandelis Karayorgis, Mat Maneri "Three Plus Three" from Disambiguation (Leo Records) 27:56
Tony Malaby Paloma Recio "Artifact" from Incantations (Clean Feed) 38:22
Tony Malaby Trio "Remolino" from Tony Malaby Trio (Sello Cabello) 49:32
Nick Fraser "Skeleton" from Is Life Long (Clean Feed) 56:32
Jacob Sacks "Chopped In" from Fishes (Clean Feed) 1:05:54
Kasper Tranberg "Cobra" from Strawboss (Ilk Music) 1:15:23
Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet "The New Normal" from Time Like This (Intakt) 1:24:52
Samo Salamon, Tony Malaby, Roberto Dani "Arnold" from Traveling Moving Breathing (Clean Feed) 1:34:21
Robert Burke, Tony Malaby, Mark Helias "Saturation" from Head Under Water(FMR) 1:43:50
Tony Malaby , Jozef Dumoulin , Samuel Ber "The Meal Was Only A Hologram" from Maps & Synecdoches (Samuel Ber) 1:53:19

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