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Brand New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
December 9, 2021
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This week new albums from Enrique Peña, Gary Eastman, Shawn Maxwell and Philippe Cote with Marc Copland. Also, continuing my look at the recent releases by Craig Taborn and The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra with their suites inspired by Dewey Redman and Anthony Braxton.

Playlist

Enrique Peña "Gris" from Intersticios (ears&eyes) 00:00
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra "The Very Thought Of You" from Where Rivers Meet (Bandcamp) 05:35
Dewey Redman "If I Should Lose You" from Living On The Edge (Black Saint) 12:59
Craig Taborn "Shadow Play" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 21:58
Gary Eastman "Trust Me" from Trust Me (WMC Records) 40:27
Shawn Maxwell "A Change of Climate" from Expectation and Experience (Self Released) 47:09
Shawn Maxwell "Alternative Facts" from Expectation and Experience (Self Released) 48:11
Philippe Côté with Marc Copland "The Bond" from Bell Tolls Variations (Odd Sound) 53:06
Philippe Côté with Marc Copland "Alchemy I" from Bell Tolls Variations (Odd Sound) 57:01
Enrique Peña "Incertidumbre" from Intersticios (ears&eyes) 1:00:38
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra "Composition 40M" from Where Rivers Meet (Bandcamp) 1:07:22
Anthony Braxton, Milford Graves & William Parker "First Meeting" from Beyond Quantum (Tzadik) 1:18:05
Craig Taborn "Bird Templars" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 1:33:42
Philippe Côté with Marc Copland "Mystery of the Seed" from Fleur Revisited (Odd Sound) 1:50:23
Enrique Peña "Archipelago" from Intersticios (ears&eyes) 1:56:05

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