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Different Corners of the World of Jazz
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On this week's show an eclectic mix where all corners of the jazz universe are explored including straight-ahead playing, free improvisation, exotic baroque fusion, and romantic music. We visit Australia, South America, the USA, Europe and the UK, and travel in time between 1969 and 2021.Playlist
- Alex Collins, Karl Latham, Ryan Berg "Stella By Starlight" from Together (Dropzonejazz Records) 00:46
- Alexander Hawkins, Evan Parker "Jump Start" from Leaps In Leicester (Clean Feed Records) 10:44
- Third Ear Band "Fire" from Mosaics The Albums 1969-1972 (Cherry Red) 23:53
- Tomás Cabado "Arenales 1" from Para las esporas (Isla Desierta Discos) 31:45
- Bettina Schroeder And Tony Irving "Shatter Resistant Suite 1" from Shatter Resistant (Linear Obsessional) 35:09
- Alex Collins, Karl Latham, Ryan Berg "On Green Dolphin Street" from Together (Dropzonejazz Records) 53:22
- Tomás Cabado "Valsa" from Para las esporas (Isla Desierta Discos) 1:00:00
- Rodrigo Amado, Joe McPhee, Kent Kessler, Chris Corsano "Never Surrender" from Let The Free Be Men (TROST Records) 1:05:57
- Third Ear Band "Mosaic" from Mosaics The Albums 1969-1972 (Cherry Red) 1:19:29
- Alex Collins, Karl Latham, Ryan Berg "Night Dreamer" from Together (Dropzonejazz Records) 1:25:52
- Alexander Hawkins, Evan Parker "Capriole" from Leaps In Leicester (Clean Feed Records) 1:32:08
- Tomás Cabado "Vértigo" from Para las esporas (Isla Desierta Discos) 1:41:29
- Dave Rempis, Elisabeth Harnik, Michael Zerang "Triple Tube I" from Triple Tube (Not Two Records) 1:45:33
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Tomas cabado
Bob Osborne
Alex Collins
Karl Latham
Ryan Berg
Alexander Hawkins
evan parker
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Bettina Schroeder
Tony Irving
Rodrigo Amado
Joe McPhee
Kent Kessler
Chris Corsano
Dave Rempis
Elisabeth Harnik
Michael Zerang
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