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Angelica Sanchez, Sylvie Courvoisier, Rodrigo Amado & Jeff Cosgrove

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
November 13, 2023
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There's some great new music coming your way in this edition: Portuguese saxophone powerhouse Rodrigo Amado's Bridge Quartet is free jazz royalty with pianist Alexander von Schlippenbach, bassist Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten & drummer Gerry Hemingway. Their new album Beyond The Margins is a must-listen. So are new albums from two of the leading pianists around today: Angelica Sanchez (Night Time Creatures) and Sylvie Courvoisier(Chimaera). Drummer Jeff Cosgrove drops two new live saxophone trio albums with Jeff Lederer on one and Noah Preminger on the other; Polish pianist Kuba Chicocki's new Flowing Circles is very interesting, and so is poet Paul R. Harding's new They Tried To Kill Me Yesterday with bassist Michael Bisio and percussionist Juma Sultan. Lend an ear!!!

Playlist

Banz Oester & The Rainmakers "Transformation (In Memory of Noah Luk)" from Gratitude (Enja) 00:00
Host speaks 13:44
Jeff Cosgrove "No Booze Blues" from Welcome Home (Grizzley Music) 15:50
Samir Boehringer "River Down" from Meta Zero (Werner's Ezz-thetics) 25:10
Caroline Davis "The Promise I Made (For Joyce Ann Brown)" from Captivity (Ropeadope) 30:24
Host speaks 37:51
Paul r. Harding "Let's Get Use To" from They Tried To Kill Me Yesterday (ESP-Disk) 40:15
Pasquale Calò Quartet "Cybernetic Prayer" from Where I Come From (GleaM) 46:18
Host speaks 52:27
Angelica Sanchez "Cloud House" from Night Time Creatures (Pyroclastic) 53:59
Angelica Sanchez "Big Weirdo" from Night Time Creatures (Pyroclastic) 1:02:54
Host speaks 1:09:28
Maciej Obara Quartet "Rainbow Leaves" from Frozen Silence (ECM) 1:10:47
Illegal Crowns "Freud & Jung Go Cycling" from Unclosing (Out Of Your Head) 1:18:12
Hamiett Bluiett "Gumbo (Vegetarian Style)" from Ebu (Soul Note) 1:23:56
Host speaks 1:31:56
Christian Bucher & Rick Countryman "Fluctuations" from The Movement Radical (Chap Chap) 1:33:16
Thomas Heberer, Joe Fonda & Joe Hertenstein "Pink Umbrella Panic Ballad" from Remedy (FSR) 1:38:56
Irreversible Entanglements "Degrees Of Freedom" from Protect Your Light (International Anthem) 1:46:35
Host speaks 1:53:37
Sylivie Courvoisier "Partout Des Prunelles Flamboient" from Chimaera (Intakt) 1:55:18
Jeff Cosgrove "Jumbles" from Confusing Motion For Progress (Grizzley Music) 2:03:34
Host speaks 2:11:13
Rodrigo Amado & The Bridge "Personal Mountains" from Beyond The Margins (Trost) 2:13:04
Paul r. Harding "They Tried To Kill Me Yesterday" from They Tried To Kill Me Yesterday (ESP-Disk) 2:20:41
Marc Ducret Trio "Un Peu D'Histoire" from Live At Stadtgarden (Self-released) 2:24:24
Host speaks 2:33:39
Julian Sanudo Kretzmann "Dr. Nistagmo" from Inhabitante (Neue Numeral) 2:35:05
Vijay Anderson Silver Screen Sextet "Chapter 1 -Dangerous" from Urban Jungle -Los Angeles (Self-released) 2:40:06
Kuba Chicocki "Blob Jump" from Flowing Circles (BJU) 2:49:47
Host speaks 2:55:17
Curtis Nowosad Trio "Road" from If I Had (La Reserve) 2:56:57

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Instrument: Piano

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Eric Dolphy: Freedom Of Sound

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Eric Dolphy: Freedom Of Sound

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