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Dave Meder's New American Hymnal Plus Other New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
August 17, 2023
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On this show we featured a selection of new and recent releases from Dave Meder, Michael Blicher with Dan Hemmer & Steve Gadd, Ab Baars plus Ig Henneman with Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey, Leo Genovese with Demian Cabaud and Marcos Cavaleiro, Linda May Han Oh, Susan Alcorn with Jose Lencastre and Hernâni Faustino, Christian Dillingham, Nina Simone, Noah Gershwin, Nick Maclean Quartet ft. Brownman Ali, and, John Butcher with Pat Thomas and Dominic Lash & Steve Noble.

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Show Intro 00:00
Dave Meder "Modern Gothic" from New American Hymnal (Outside In Music) 01:00
Michael Blicher, Dan Hemmer and Steve Gadd "It Will Be Alright" from It Will Be Alright (Self Released) 07:38
Perch Hen Brock & Rain "Old West Blues" from Elegiacal (Wig) 14:19
Leo Genovese, Demian Cabaud, Marcos Cavaleiro "Always" from Estrellero (Sunnyside Records) 22:53
Linda May Han Oh "The Imperative" from The Glass Hours (Biophilia Records) 30:16
Susan Alcorn, José Lencastre, Hernâni Faustino "The Poet" from Manifesto (Clean Feed) 40:10
Dave Meder "Chant (Our Collective Inaction)" from New American Hymnal (Outside In Music) 50:30
Christian Dillingham "Undulation" from Cascades (Greenleaf) 1:00:35
Gabriel Espinosa "Mi Jarana" from Bossas & Boleros (Zoho) 1:07:37
Nina Simone "You've Got To Learn" from You've Got To Learn (Verve) 1:12:34
Noah Gershwin "Solstice" from Ode To Abraham (ears&eyes) 1:19:55
Nick Maclean Quartet ft. Brownman Ali "Butterfly" from Convergence (Browntasauras Records) 1:27:50
John Butcher, Pat Thomas, Dominic Lash, Steve Noble "Fathom Part 3" from Fathom (577 Records) 1:36:17
Dave Meder "Break Points" from New American Hymnal (Outside In Music) 1:53:41

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