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Early '80s Miles & More
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On this show music from a box set of Miles Davis recordings from the early '80s, plus new albums from Vladimir Samardzic, SeaJun Kwon, Nichunimu, Avi Adrian, and Matt Gill, and a single from the new album from Timo Vollbrecht.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Miles Davis "Santana" from That's What Happened 1982-1985: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 7 (Columbia Legacy) 00:50
- Vladimir Samardžić "Grisignana Part I (Night)" from Catching The Wind (SKC NS) 14:29
- SeaJun Kwon "Commune" from Micro Nap (Endectomorph Music) 22:01
- Nichunimu "Cachos" from Un Cacho de Metal, Un Resto de Vaivén (577 Records) 28:36
- Avi Adrian Trio "Kosher Chan Chan" from Songs From A Dream II, The Music of Adar Broshi (Cypress Motion) 36:21
- Matt Gill "Five Songs For Bass Saxophone Solo" from Stanzas Works For Saxophone (La Scalach Recordings) 42:28
- Miles Davis "Katia (Full Studio Session)" from That's What Happened 1982-1985: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 7 (Columbia Legacy) 48:22
- Timo Vollbrecht "Pau" from Givers & Takers (Self Released) 1:00:00
- Vladimir Samardžić "Catching The Wind" from Catching The Wind (SKC NS) 1:04:57
- SeaJun Kwon "Rumination" from Micro Nap (Endectomorph Music) 1:12:33
- Nichunimu "Tobo" from Un Cacho de Metal, Un Resto de Vaivén (577 Records) 1:21:10
- Avi Adrian Trio "Tango Bango" from Songs From A Dream II, The Music of Adar Broshi (Cypress Motion) 1:24:02
- SeaJun Kwon "Micro-nap" from Micro Nap (Endectomorph Music) 1:30:42
- Nichunimu "Suplidos" from Un Cacho de Metal, Un Resto de Vaivén (577 Records) 1:33:40
- Avi Adrian Trio "New Samba" from Songs From A Dream II, The Music of Adar Broshi (Cypress Motion) 1:39:28
- Miles Davis "Speak (That's What Happened)" from That's What Happened 1982-1985: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 7 (Columbia Legacy) 1:47:20
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