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Jane Monheit, Samara Joy, Jazzmeia Horn, Nubya Garcia and more.
by Benjamin Boddie
Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by John Fedchock, Jane Monheit, Christian Sands, Thom Rotella, Samara Joy, Jeff Rupert, Steve Davis, Jazzmeia Horn, Brian Lynch, Joel Frahm, OJT, Nubya Garcia, Omer Leshem, Delfeayo Marsalis, Mike Stern, Brandon Sanders, Sarah Hanahan, Anne Saidera, Immanuel Wilkins, JD Allen, and more. Playlist John Fedchock “Minor Mist" from Justifiably J.J. (Summit) 00:00 Ginetta's Vendetta “Tell Your Story Walkin'" from Fun Size (Kickin' ~ Wiccan Music) 07:23 Hyeseon Hong “Raindrop's Journey" from Things Will ...
Continue ReadingMore Winners: Nubya Garcia, Nicola Conte, Visioneers, Amanda Whiting, & More
by Tony Poole
Tony Poole selects twelve more tracks as part two of his Favourite Albums of 2024. Check out part one Jazz First's Favourite Albums Of 2024... Dance, No One's Watching! Playlist Nubya Garcia “In Other Words, Living" from Odyssey (Concord Jazz) Nicola Conte “Life Forces (feat. Zara McFarlane) Joaquin's Sacred Rhythm Version)" from Umoja (Joaquin Joe Claussell Sacred Rhythm Music & Cosmic Arts Remixes) (Schema Records) Visioneers “Candy Cuban Sticks" from Def Radio (Omniverse Records) Soulstance & Jazz 2 ...
Continue ReadingNubya Garcia, Jim Witzel, Michael Dease, Orrin Evans and more
by Benjamin Boddie
Today's Music--Right Now! Fantastic music by Nubya Garcia, Jim Witzel, Michael Dease, Orrin Evans, Matt Panayides, Omer Leshem, Emmet Cohen, Teri Parker's Free Spirits, OJT, Matt Steckler, Peter Bernstein, Joel Frahm, Jonathan Powell, Dafnis Prieto, Mike Stern, Javon Jackson, Jim Self/John Chiodini, Dred Scott, Ed Neumeister, Christian Sands, and more. Playlist Nubya Garcia “Odyssey" from Odyssey (Concord Jazz/Concord) 00:00 Jim Witzel “May Compass" from Breaking Through Gently (Joplin & Sweeney Music Company) 07:11 Michael Dease “One For Rodney" ...
Continue ReadingFrom McCoy Tyner To Nubya Garcia Via A Detroit Techno Cover From Japan
by Andy Crowther
Music from Uruguay, Denmark, plenty of piano old and new... Latin vibes, vocal pyrotechnics from Jon Lucien, the stunning new Jaubi and Nubya Garcia albums plus '70s Blue Note sample material. Playlist John Wright Trio “You Do It" from Nice 'N' Tasty (Prestige) 00:00 McCoy Tyner “Effendi" from Inception (Impulse) 05:49 Duke Pearson “The Mona Surf" from The Phantom (Blue Note) 12:57 Dorothy Ashby “Little Sunflower" from Afro-Harping (Cadet) 20:14 Orchester Roland Kovac “Blue Dance" from Trip To ...
Continue ReadingNubya Garcia, Slam Stewart, Andrew Hill & Monk
by David Brown
Welcome friends and neighbors to The Jazz Continuum. Old, new, in, out... wherever the music takes us. Each week, we will explore the elements of jazz from a historical perspective. This week on the Jazz Continuum: A birthday tribute to the “singing" bassist Slam Stewart; A 1957 look at Philly trumpeter Lee Morgan at age 19 performing with the Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra, recording Blue Trane with John Coltrane and recording The Cooker as a leader; Monk works performed by Miles ...
Continue ReadingNew Music from Nubya Garcia, Daniel Carter, Roy Hargrove and More
by Hobart Taylor
New Music from Nubya Garcia, Daniel Carter, Roy Hargrove and more.Playlist Nubya Garcia “Clarity" from Odyssey (Concord) 0:00 m: Tomin “Love “ from A Willed and Conscious Balance (International Anthem) 6:11 Host Speaks 11:46 Alice Zawadzki “Suéltate Las Cintas" from Za Górami (ECM) 13:23 Jason Anick Jason Yeager" Ephemory" from Sanctuary (Sunnyside) 19:45 m: Eunhye Jeong “KM 53 (Quintet)" from End of Time KM 53 Project Volume 2 (577) 25:26 Host Speaks 42:58 Daniel Carter Leo Genovese William ...
Continue ReadingUnapologetic Expression: The Inside Story Of The UK Jazz Explosion
by Ian Patterson
Unapologetic Expression: The Inside Story Of The UK Jazz Explosion André Marmot 424 Pages ISBN: 978-0-571-37448-9 Faber & Faber 2024 Anyone who has kept half an eye on the UK/London jazz scene since the turn of the century will likely be aware that jazz there has gone from being low- key--in terms of popularity and visibility--to becoming something of a cultural buzzword. Where it was once stigmatized as elitist and dated, and mocked ...
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