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Billy Valentine, Salami Rose Joe Louis, Magic Malik, Bobo Stenson & More
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This week we open with a stunner, Billy Valentine's new album featuring the best of the Los Angeles and New York Scenes (Pino Palladino; Jeff Parker, Theo Croker; Larry Goldings; Abe Rounds; Immanuel Wilkins; Linda May Han Oh) and music that should bring him much deserved attention. Then a mix of exciting releases, with a special focus on pianists and a few moments that evoke the ghost of Nick Drake.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Billy Valentine "Home Is Where the Hatred Is" Billy Valentine & The Universal Truth (Flying Dutchman) 0:16
- Host talks 5:07
- Jeff Coffin "Behind the 8 Ball" Between Dreaming and Joy (Ear Up) 7:52
- Host talks 12:53
- Salami Rose Joe Louis, Brijean "Propaganda" Akousmatikous (Brainfeeder) 13:57
- Dave Stryker Trio "Lockdown" Prime (Strikezone) 16:30
- Host talks 23:02
- Loïs Le Van , Alban Darche "Old Man" Les Mots Bleus (Yolk) 25:36
- Bobo Stenson Trio "Ky and Beautiful Madame Ky" Sphere (ECM) 29:36
- Magic Malik "L'XP d'Anthony" Magic Malik Fanfare XP, Vol. 3 (Onze Heures Onze) 34:16
- Host talks 41:19
- Anat Fort Trio "The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)" The Berlin Sessions (Sunnyside) 43:36
- Marie Kruttli "Flow of Irrational Thoughts" Transparence (Intakt) 46:47
- Margherita Fava "Resilience" Tatatu (Self-released) 51:09
- Host talks 58:26
- Jeff Parker, Matthew Stevens "Alberta" I am a Pilgrim (Budde) 59:35
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Alban Darche
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Anat Fort
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