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Duos, Trios, And Other Things

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The majority of the music on the show is new, with a good proportion of it provided by duos, duo lead ensembles and trios. Also, to celebrate the 700th edition of the World of Jazz show we close with a classic recording of my all-time favourite jazz artist Miles Davis, playing live with his second great quintet.

Playlist

  • Show Intro 00:00
  • Michael Wolff "Left Out" from Memoir (Sunnyside Records) 00:28
  • Miguel Zenon "Sacred Land" from Golden City (Miel Music) 07:20
  • Christopher Parnis "The Cradle" from Everything You Could Be (Self Released) 15:44
  • Igor Willcox Quartet "Time Traveller" from Time Traveller (Self Released) 24:42
  • Mauricio Morales "Sunday : The Paradox" from Seven Days (Self Released) 31:06
  • Jason Anick and Jason Yeager "Nublado" from Nublado (Sunnyside Records) 40:37
  • Paul Dunmall, Paul Rogers, Tony Levin "Levosphere" from The Good Feelings (577 Records) 47:07
  • John Lamkin & The Favourites Jazz Quintet "Eartha's Dance" from Movin' (Self Released) 1:10:02
  • Yeisy Rojas "A Mis Ancestros" from A Mis Ancestros (Yeisy Rojas) 1:15:30
  • Rodney Jordan and Christian Fabian "Robin's Theme" from Conversations (Spice Rack Records) 1:19:26
  • Louis Stewart featuring Jim Hall "2 Degrees East, 3 Degrees West" from The Dublin Concert (Livia Records) 1:25:30
  • Bill King "Debussy In Paris" from Sunday Blues (7 Arts) 1:36:10
  • Bill Charlap Trio "Sometimes I'm Happy" from And Then Again (Blue Note) 1:43:09
  • Miles Davis "If I Were A Bell" from The Complete Live At The Plugged Nickel (Columbia) 1:50:28

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Radio & Podcasts Michael Wolff Bob Osborne Miguel Zenon Christopher Parnis Igor Willcox Mauricio Morales Jason Anick Jason Yeager Paul Dunmall Paul Rogers Tony Levin John Lamkin II Yeisy Rojas Rodney Jordan Christian Fabian Louis Stewart Jim Hall Bill King Bill Charlap Miles Davis

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