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America in Miniatures And More
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The featured album on this edition is from guitarist Miles Okazaki who gathers an extraordinary cast of ten musicians to create Miniature America, a collection of 22 vignettes exploring the wonder of chance encounters and "found" compositions. I am featuring four of these pieces. The rest of the show includes brand new releases of both studio and live albums.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Miles Okazaki "Promise Me" from Miniature America (Cygnus Recordings) 00:22
- Nick Rosario "Riverside Express" from Riverside Express (Self Released) 04:09
- Frank Paul Schubert, Michel Pilz, Stefan Scheib, Klaus Kugel "Where is Charles Part 2" from Live At FreeJazzSaar 2019 (Nemu Records) 09:54
- Lucian Ban, Mat Maneri "Transylvanian Dance" from Transylvanian Dance (ECM) 19:01
- Miles Okazaki "Pulsation Station" from Miniature America (Cygnus Recordings) 27:42
- Brasstactics "Tribute To The Groove" from Tribute To The Groove (Self Released) 31:11
- Aurora Nealand, Mark Helias, Tim Berne "Cauldron, The Second Meaning" from Live at the 188 Club (Screwgun) 35:41
- Devin Daniels "Spiral" from LesGo! (Sam First Records) 1:01:08
- Miles Okazaki "The Fullness Of Time" from Miniature America (Cygnus Recordings) 1:15:05
- Satoko Fujii and Natsuki Tamura "Migration" from Aloft (Libra Records) 1:21:03
- Chris McDonald Jazz Orchestra "A Song Is But A Dream" from It's About Time (Constant Dreamer Records) 1:29:01
- Ivo Perelman "Shape One" from Ephemeral Shapes (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:36:28
- Paula Maya "Rio De Janiero" from Rio De Janeiro (Yellow House Records) 1:46:57
- Miles Okazaki "Zodiacal Cloud" from Miniature America (Cygnus Recordings) 1:51:01
- Kim Cass "Trench" from Levs (Pi Recordings) 1:54:37
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Nick Rosario
Frank Paul Schubert
Michel Pilz
Stefan Scheib
Klaus Kugel
Lucian Ban
Mat Maneri
Brasstactics
Aurora Nealand
Mark Helias
Tim Berne
Devin Daniels
Satoko Fujii
Natsuki Tamura
Chris McDonald
Ivo Perelman
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