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Chris Potter, Kait Dunton, Funkwrench Blues, Andrew Gorny & More
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This week we focus on the reissue of a seminal project bridging acid jazz and trip-hop, the soundtrack to a film without pictures, a trip east bound and down fusion lane, a great crop of guitarists deserving wider recognition, and saxophonists of well-deserved recognition.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Marden Hill "Come On" Blown Away [Reissue] (Acid Jazz) 0:16
- Host talks 4:45
- Funkwrench Blues "The Calling" Soundtrack to a Film without Pictures (Self-released) 6:22
- Host talks 9:55
- Kait Dunton "Lunch Break" Keyboards (Real & Imagined) 11:58
- Herb Alpert "East Bound and Down" Wish Upon A Star (A&M) 14:39
- B.D. Lenz "The Speed of Sound" It's Just a Dream (Self-released) 17:24
- Host talks 24:13
- {Andrew Gorny "Superstition" Guitar in the Key of Wonder (Self-released) 26:23
- David Preston "Cassino Dream" Purple / Black (Vol. 1) (Whirlwind) 30:08
- Max Light "Luftrauser" Henceforth (SteepleChase) 35:32
- Host talks 40:28
- Emiliano D'Auria Quartet "The Storm Around Stillness" First Rain (Losen) 41:49
- Benjamin Koppel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade "Alphabet Thief" Perspective (Cowbell) 51:29
- Host talks 58:44
- Chris Potter "Blood Count" Got the Keys to the Kingdom: Live at the Village Vanguard (Edition) 59:29
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Radio & Podcasts
Chris Potter
Ludovico Granvassu
Ben Allison
Marden Hill
Funkwrench Blues
Kait Dunton
Herb Alpert
B.D. Lenz
Andrew Gorny
David Preston
Max Light
Emiliano D'Auria
Benjamin Koppel
Scott Colley
Brian Blade
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