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Ben Allison, Rickie Lee Jones, Mette Henriette, Jo Lawry & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
February 21, 2023
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The painstaking job of unearthing subtle nuances which were lost in earlier mixes of five of his albums is at the heart of the remastering labor of love that Ben Allison has embarked on during the pandemic. During the first part of our show we focus on listening with new ears to some of our old favorites from those albums. Then we turn to other musicians that strive to discover new angles and perspectives on old tunes, or to examine how sound, textures, and silence, also play a key role in the process of discovering compelling harmonies and melodies.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Ben Allison "Missed"Action-Refraction [Remastered] (Sonic Camera) 0:16
Host talks 5:31
Ben Allison "Blabbermouth" Cowboy Justice (Remastered) (Sonic Camera) 7:00
Host talks 12:40
Ben Allison "Four Folk Songs" Little Things Run the World (Sonic Camera) 14:10
Ben Allison "Mauritania" Buzz (Remastered) (Sonic Camera) 19:47
Ben Allison "Kramer vs. Kramer vs. Godzilla" Think Free (Remastered) (Sonic Camera) 26:43
Host talks 33:01
Romain Pilon "Side Car" Falling Grace (Jazz & People) 36:39
Jo Lawry feat. Linda May Han Oh & Allison Miller "'deed I Do" Acrobats (Whirlwind) 40:21
Rickie Lee Jones "Just in Time" Pieces of Treasure (BMG Modern Recordings) 44:18
Host talks 47:54
Mette Henriette "I villvind" Drifting (ECM) 49:42
Joon "Metamorphose" Joon (Self-released) 54:17
Host talks 1:00:43
Raffaele Casarano "Malaspina" Anì (Tuk) 1:01:14

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