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Camilla Battaglia, Mark de Clive-Lowe, Ben Wendel, Brad Allen Williams & More
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Los Angeles and New York are the two poles of this playlist documenting the vibrancy of these two scenes, and their cross-pollination, including through a sample from the iconic Wattstax Benefit Concert, a dive into new releases by Colorfield Records, a jazz look at the Erykah Badu's and Kendrick Lamar's songbook, and the reimagining of Pharoah Sanders' songs.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Ben Zwerin "Strolling" BZ Sounds (Self-released) 0:16
- Host talks 5:15
- Rufus Thomas "The Breakdown" Wattstax (Stax) 7:03
- Host talks 10:57
- Ben Wendel featuring José James "Tenderly" All One (Edition) 13:17
- José James featuring Ebban Dorsey "Gone Baby, Don't Be Long" On & On (Rainbow Blonde) 19:41
- Sam Gendel "Didn'tChaKnow" COOKUP (Nonesuch) 27:32
- Host talks 29:37
- Mark de Clive-Lowe, Melanie Charles, Shigeto "The Creator Has a Master Plan Part II" Hotel San Claudio (Soul Bank) 31:22
- Galliano "Prince of Peace" A Joyful Noise Unto The Creator (Talkin' Loud) 37:42
- Host talks 43:36
- Brad Allen Williams "prelude to an artifice/an artifice" œconomy (Colorfield) 46:14
- Daniel Rotem "The Path to Gaining Knowledge" Wave Nature (Colorfield) 51:16
- Dan Rosenboom "War Money" Polarity (Orenda) 55:12
- Host talks 1:03:10
- Camilla Battaglia "How Much a Dollar Cost" Càlór (Parco della Musica) 1:05:53
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Camilla Battaglia
Ludovico Granvassu
Erykah Badu
Kendrik Lamar
Pharoah Sanders
Ben Allison
Ben Zwerin
Rufus Thomas
Ben Wendel
José James
Jose James
Ebban Dorsey
Sam Gendel
Mark De Clive Lowe
Melanie Charles
Galliano
Brad Allen Williams
Daniel Rotem
Dan Rosenboom
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