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Radio & Podcasts

A Selection Of Brand New Releases

Read "A Selection Of Brand New Releases" reviewed by Bob Osborne

by Bob Osborne

On this week's show all new releases from Alex Sipiagin, Amanda Irarrázabal and Miriam Den Boer Salmón, David Murray Brave New World Trio, Peter Erskine, Alan Pasqua & Darek Oles, Brian Molley Quartet, Bagland, E3 by Alex Lacusta, and Mary Halvorson.Playlist Show Intro 00:00 Alex Sipiagin “Rush Hour" from Ascent To The Blues (Posi-tone) 00:50 Amanda Irarrázabal and Miriam Den Boer Salmón “Pelicanos" from Fauces (577 Records) 05:55 David Murray Brave New World Trio “Necktar" from Seriana Promethea ...

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Album Review

Misha Tsiganov: Misha's Wishes

Read "Misha's Wishes" reviewed by Edward Blanco

by Edward Blanco

New York-based pianist and composer Misha Tsiganov, a well-established jazz veteran having appeared on countless albums throughout his career, presents his seventh recording as leader with Misha's Wishes, conceived and birthed during the COVID pandemic, when his time at home offered the perfect opportunity to develop this project. The long-time isolation during 2020 allowed the pianist to write, as he states, “some nice music that people will enjoy," which he certainly accomplishes here, providing seven originals in addition to reimagined ...

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Album Review

Dino Govoni: Hiding in Plain Sight

Read "Hiding in Plain Sight" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

Tenor saxophonist Dino Govoni acquits himself well on the curiously-titled Hiding in Plain Sight, his third album for Whaling City Sound, as do his colleagues on this basically bop-leaning, mainly quintet studio date. The qualifier “mainly" is necessary because trumpeter Alex Sipiagin performs on only five of the album's nine tracks. On the others, Govoni is cradled by his capable rhythm section, pianist Henry Hey, bassist Michael Pope and drummer Jeff “Tain" Watts. Each of the numbers ...

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Radio & Podcasts

Asaf Sirkis, Damien Erskine, Alex Sipiagin, and Benjamin Croft

Read "Asaf Sirkis, Damien Erskine, Alex Sipiagin, and Benjamin Croft" reviewed by Len Davis

by Len Davis

Todays program features many new releases, includingSolar Flare from Asaf Sirkis, Alex Sipiagin, Damien Erskine, Sarp Maden, and much more Playlist Asaf Sirkis “Solar Flare" from Solar Flare (Moonjune) 00:00 Alex Sipiagin “Magic Square" from Upstream (Posi Tone) 05:58 Damien Erskine"Beatrice" from In This Moment (Self Produced) 11:58 Sarp Maden “119/5" from Aperlai (Lycia)18:03 Benjamin Croft"The War Against Loudness" from (Ubuntu) 24:03 Trifecta “Proto Molecule" from Fragments (K Scope) 24:03 Trifecta “Auntie" from Fragments (K Scope) 30:06 Phonic ...

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In Pictures

Alex Sipiagin Upstream Quartet at Palazzo Melzi

Read "Alex Sipiagin Upstream Quartet at Palazzo Melzi" reviewed by Danilo Codazzi

by Danilo Codazzi

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Album Review

Francesco Zampini: Unknown Path

Read "Unknown Path" reviewed by Luigi Sforza

by Luigi Sforza

Per questo secondo disco da leader, il giovane chitarrista e compositore fiorentino Francesco Zampini (classe 1993) guida un vigoroso quintetto che comprende un'infuocata, solida e muscolosa sezione ritmica (Michelangelo Scandroglio al contrabbasso e Bernardo Guerra alla batteria), un vulcanico e possente pianista, l'iberico Xavi Torres, e il russo Alex Sipiagin, che alla tromba incanta per il suo suono abbagliante, splendente e carezzevole insieme, qualità quest'ultima rintracciabile specie quando suona nel registro medio. A confronto con brani originali ed ...

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Album Review

Conrad Herwig: The Latin Side of Horace Silver

Read "The Latin Side of Horace Silver" reviewed by Jack Bowers

by Jack Bowers

New York-based trombonist Conrad Herwig began exploring the “Latin side" of various jazz musicians in 1996, with The Latin Side of John Coltrane, which earned him the first of four Latin Grammy Award nominations. Since then, Herwig has done the same for Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Joe Henderson and, now, pianist Horace Silver. The formula is trim and solid; choose several of an artist's more notable compositions and recast them in a rhythmic Latin framework. For The Latin ...

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