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Bassisterhood - Part 1
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All around the world, there is a bassisterhood that is rapidly expanding and claiming its rigthful place on the jazz scene. This week we'll focus on the queens of the low-end and the fascinating bands and projects they lead.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Noriko Ueda "Bohemia After Dark" Debut (Terashima) 0:16
- Host talks 5:49
- Giulia Valle "Clave Baloo" Eden Club (Fresh Sound/New Talent) 7:26
- Host talks 13:26
- Silvia Bolognesi "Young Shouts" "Chicago Summer Shout" aLive Shouts (Fonterossa) 14:54
- Stefanie Kunckler YMONOS "Two Seasons" Amateur (Unit) 22:23
- Host talks 29:01
- Heartland Trio [Hannah Marks] "Resolution" Year One (Self-released) 31:00
- Mimi Jones "Watch Your Step" A New Day (Hot Tone) 37:00
- Caterina Palazzi SudoKu KilleR "Maleficent (From "Sleeping Beauty")" Asperger (Clean Feed) 43:45
- Host talks 52:19
- MeShell NdegeOcello "Step Into the Projects" Plantation Lullabies (Maverick) 54:02
- Sarah Murcia "Minimum" Eyeballing (DStream) 57:53
- Lisa Hoppe's Third Reality "Material Reality" The Mighty Unlikely (JazzHausMusik) 1:01:21
- Host talks 1:05:24
- Adi Meyerson "Eunice (Intro) / Eunice" Where We Stand (A:M) 1:07:10
- Federica Michisanti Trioness "Further" Isk (Filibusta) 1:16:02
- Scree [Carmen Rothwell] "Untitled Improvisation" Live at the Owl -EP (Whatever's Clever) 1:22:44
- Host talks 1:27:01
- Nicki Parrott, Rossano Sportiello "Fleurette Africaine" Do It Again (Arbors) 1:27:41
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Mimi Jones
Ludovico Granvassu
Ben Allison
Noriko Ueda
Giulia Valle
Silvia Bolognesi
Stefanie Kunckler
Heartland Trio
Caterina Palazzi
Meshell Ndegeocello
Sarah Murcia
Lisa Hoppe
Adi Meyerson
Federica Michisanti
Scree
Nicki Parrott
Rossano Sportiello
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