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All New Sounds From Gillece, Berne, The JOI Jazz Orchestra And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
May 25, 2023
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On this show we present new music from Behn Gillece, Tim Berne with Aurora Nealand and Hank Roberts, and Juke Joint Jazz. In addition three new releases on the Diskoknife lable from Audible Spirits, Darren Johnston, and, Mick Rossi with Peter Hess and Matt Moran. There are also new releases from Ben Sher, Massimo Magee,Louis Stewart with Noel Kelehan, Michael Wetherwax and the Kupkasonic Jazz Orchestra, Ramdat, Charlie Apicella & Iron City Meet The Griots Speak, Simon Deeley, and, John Dikeman with Pat Thomas John Edwards and Steve Noble.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Behn Gillece "Roamers" from Between The Bars (Posi-tone) 00:39
Tim Berne, Aurora Nealand, Hank Roberts "10tious" from Oceans And (Intakt) 07:19
The JOI Jazz Orchestra "Smoke In Mirrors" from A Joifull Noizz (Jazz Outreach Initiative) 19:50
Audible Spirits "Stolen Moments" from Audible Spirits (Diskoknife) 28:08
Darren Johnston "Anchorite" from Wide Awake (Diskoknife) 34:24
Mick Rossi, Peter Hess, Matt Moran "El Dorado" from You Break, You Buy (Diskoknife) 41:39
Ben Sher "Anthropofagia" from Samba For Tarsila (Zoho) 53:04
Massimo Magee "Blinkenlights—duo with Lance Austin Olsen" from Networking (Orbit 577) 1:00:00
Louis Stewart and Noel Kelehan "Yesterdays" from Some Other Blues (Livia Records) 1:12:17
Michael Wetherwax and the Kupkasonic Jazz Orchestra "Gina's Groove" from Big Band Trax By Wax (Self Released) 1:18:19
Ramdat "Lost In Time And Space" from Maat Mons (Ramble Records) 1:22:30
Charlie Apicella & Iron City Meet The Griots Speak "If You Know Where To Look" from Destiny Calling (Origin OA2 Records) 1:30:23
Simon Deeley "Theme of The Legends" from String Rise Azure Traces (Self Released) 1:38:34
John Dikeman, Pat Thomas, John Edwards, Steve Noble "Comment!" from Volume 2 (577 Records) 1:48:39

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