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David Ullmann talks Jazz Guitar

By Nick Davies | Crazeology
April 17, 2019
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This week we talk to David Ullmann about his new album Sometime. We then mix up new releases and tracks from the archives with a special focus on the album of the week, Cycle by Rain Sultanov & Isfar Sarabski

Playlist

Alfredo Rodriguez & Pedrito Martinez "El Punta Cubano" from Duologue (Mack Avenue Records) 0:00
Alister Spence & Satoko Fujii Orchestra "Imagine Meeting You Here" from Imagine Meeting You Here (Alister Spence Music) 05:26
Chris Potter "Hold It" from Circuits (Edition Records) 16:57
Christoph Irniger Pilgrim "Big Wheel" from Cross Winds (Intakt Records) 23:35
Emile Parisien Quartet "Double Screening" from Double Screening(ACT Music) 33:30
Human Feel "Alar Vome" from Gold (Intakt Records) 37.02
Magela Herrera "Two Sidewalks" from Explicaciones (Brontosaurus Records) 42:45
Ivan Conti "Encontro" from Posion Fruit (Far Out Recordings) 50:44
John Novello "Good to Go" from Good to Go (529 Music) 55:29
Wing Walker Orchestra "Look Around" from Hazel (Ears & Eyes Records) 55:29
Interview and music from David Ullmann 1:05:16
Album of the Week Rain Sultanov & Isfar Sarabski Cycle 2:04:00

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