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Beth Orton, Robin Holcomb, New Mastersounds, Harlem Gospel Travelers & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
November 1, 2022
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Unbridled fun, the long tail of Hal Willner's work, an all-star band that celebrates 40 years of the Jazz sous les pommiers Festival, and jazz inspired by Maurice Ravel, soul, funk, gospel blues and folk are at the heart of this week's edition of Mondo Jazz.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
The New Mastersounds "Could've Been So Good" The Deplar Effect (Color Red) 0:16
Host talks 4:32
The Harlem Gospel Travelers "Hold Your Head Up" Look Up! (Colemine) 5:58
Host talks 9:11
Doug Wamble "Along the Way" Blues in the Present Tense (Halcyonic) 10:32
Beth Orton "Fractals" Weather Alive (PTKF) 17:00
Host talks 22:17
Robin Holcomb "Electrical Storm" One Way or Another, Vol. 1 (Westerlies) 24:32
Bill Frisell "Waltz for Hal Willner" Four (Blue Note) 28:16
Host talks 30:59
Franck Tortiller, Yves Rousseau, Bojan Z, Louis Winsberg, Andy Sheppard, Thomas de Pourquery, Airelle Besson, Anne Paceo, Théo Ceccaldi, Fidel Fourneyron "Zeus, God of Dogs" Sous les pommiers (Comité Coutançais d'Action Culturelle) 33:08
Dieter Ilg Trio "Trio" Ravel (ACT Music) 43:03
Host talks 50:20
Russ Lossing "Grey" Folks (Sunnyside) 51:20

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