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Costanza Alegiani, Charlie Hunter, Christian McBride, Nicole Johänntgen & Other New Releases
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A special focus on Charlie Hunter's numerous recent projects as leader or sideman, and on great bass players like Petter Eldh, Christian McBride, Michael Formanek and Clovis Nicolas.
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Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Nicole Johänntgen "Life (Live)" Henry III (Selmabird) 0:16
- Host talks 6:21
- Sebastien Texier, Christope Marguet "Freedom Fighters -Dédié à tous les combatants de la liberté" We Celebrate Freedom Fighters! (Cristal) 7:41
- Host talks 11:50
- Kurt Elling, Charlie Hunter "Sassy" SuperBlue (Edition) 13:17
- Charlie Hunter "California Love" Charlie Hunter Trio Live at the Memphis Music Mansion (CHM) 17:33
- Sam Fribush Organ Trio "[Outtake]" Sam Fribush Organ Trio, Vol. I: Riverboat (Self-released) 25:29
- Host talks 29:40
- Charlie Hunter, Lucy Woodward "My Love Will Never Die" I'm a Stranger Here (Self-relesed) 31:26
- Costanza Alegiani "When I Was a Young Girl" Folkways (Parco della Musica) 35:07
- Francesco Beccaro "F1" Upward (Auand) 38:31
- Host talks 44:30
- Joe Lovano, Dave Douglas' Sound Prints "The Transcendentalists" Other Worlds (Greenleaf) 45:25
- Michel Meis "Kaboom" Kaboom (Double Moon) 51:04
- Host talks 58:22
- Clovis Nicolas "Lady Bass" Autoportrait (Sunnyside) 1:01:06
- Petter Eldh "Goods Yard" Projekt Drums, Vol. 1 (Edition) 1:02:28
- Christian McBride "Brouhaha" The Q Sessions 1:06:54
- Michael Formanek "The Stand" Imperfect Measures (Intakt) 1:11:21
- Host talks 1:14:40
- Dan Rosenboom, Billy Mohler, Anthony Fung "Refraction, Part 4: Where Are We Now" Refraction (Orenda) 1:15:21
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