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Chkifi, OFT, Berne And More
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Another selection of excellent new jazz releases includes a couple of offerings from Tim Berne, one with Michael Formanek and the other with Bill Frisell. The programme commences with Nicolas Chkifi's excellent tribute to legendary drummer Paul Motian.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Nicolas Chkifi "Blue Midnight" from Motian Love Dance (Ramble Records) 00:30
- OJT "It's Not That Bad" from Ground Level (Jazz Daddy Records) 07:11
- Tim Berne & Michael Formanek "Bass Voodoo" from Parlour Games (Relative Pitch Records) 17:23
- Camila Nebbia "Plasticity" from In Another Land, Another Dream (Relative Pitch Records) 28:33
- Eric Person "Multitudes" from Rhythm Edge (Distinction Records) 42:52
- Arun Ramamurthy Trio "Bangalore To Brooklyn" from New Moon (Greenleaf Records) 50:17
- Dafnis Prieto Si o Si Quartet "Caprichos Cubanos" from 3 Sides Of The Coin (Dafnison Music) 56:25
- Gino Amato "Romeo & Juliet" from Latin Crossroads (Ovation Records) 1:05:29
- Tim Berne & Bill Frisell "Flies/Inside The Brain/The Ancestors" from Live In Somewhere Nice (Screwgun Records) 1:10:55
- Avishai Cohen "Ashes To Gold Part I" from Ashes To Gold (ECM) 1:25:15
- Eunhye Jeong "KM-55" from End of Time / KM-53 Project, Vol. 2 (577 Records) 1:34:24
- Kiki Valera Y Su Son Cubano "Sobre Una Tumba Una Rumba" from Vacilon Santiaguero (Circle 9 Records) 1:51:44
- Christian Sands "Thought Bubbles II (Do Not Disturb" from Embracing Dawn (Mack Avenue) 1:58:47
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