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Argentina-France: A Jazz Rematch, First Half
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In jazz, unlike in sports, there are no winners or losers, and the best things come out when there's collaboration rather than competition. So this week we host a Franco-Argentinean jazz pas-de-deux celebrating the jazz traditions of the two countries whose national teams made it to the FIFA World Cup finals.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Richard Galliano "Libertango" Laurita (Dreyfus Jazz) 0:16
- Host talks 6:34
- Minino Garay "Estas desorientado" Speaking Tango (Sunnyside) 8:53
- Host talks 12:58
- Mederic Collignon "Scorpio's Theme" MoOvies (Just Looking) 14:26
- Camille Bertault, David Helbock "Frevo" Playground (ACT) 20:50
- Host talks 25:52
- Roxana Amed "Dos Tribus" Unanime (Sony) 28:06
- Ibrahim Maalouf "Never Serious" Diagnostic (Mi'ster) 35:38
- Host talks 39:59
- Leïla Martial "Dance Floor" Dance Floor (Outnote) 41:43
- Juan Manuel Bayón "Poetas Menores" Silencio Ensordecedor (ears&eyes) 47:51
- Papanosh "Bierbeek" A Chicken in a Bottle (Yellowbird) 53:23
- Host talks 58:50
- Avantango "Sabateando (Carta Al Querido Y Remoto Muchacho)" Y En El 2000 Tambien (EPSA) 1:00:13
- Thomas de Pourquery "Mermaids" Sons of Love (Label Bleu) 1:08:23
- Dino Saluzzi Trio "Gorrion" Cité de la Musique (ECM) 1:13:55
- Host talks 1:17:10
- Manu Codjia Trio "Requiem Pour Un Con/Je T'aime Moi Non Plus" Covers (Bee Jazz) 1:17:56
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Camille Bertault
Ludovico Granvassu
Ben Allison
Richard Galliano
Minino Garay
Médéric Collignon
David Helbock
Roxana Amed
Ibrahim Maalouf
Leila Martial
Juan Bayón
Papanosh
Avantango
Thomas De Pourquery
Dino Saluzzi
Manu Codjia
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