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Emmet Cohen, Warren Wolf, Miguel Zenon, And More
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This is the first edition of the new radio-style Jazz First podcast series "They Call It Jazz." This is my first radio work for 16 years, and 30 years since my days at the BBC. I'm a little rough around the edges and a few tweeks are needed, but generally, I am fairly pleased with the overall production. Every week I select ten brand new releases to keep AAJers bang up to date with "what's new." The page features New York pianist Emmet Cohen with a "behind the track" video about the title track from his new album Vibe Provider. Always in the groove!Playlist
- Tomoaki Baba "Season Of Harvest (feat. Weedie Braimah" from Electric Rider (Universal Music) 01:33
- Bill Laurence "Do What You Want" from Do What You Want (Flint Music) 05:44
- greaterkind "Law (feat. Jarrod Lawson)" from Change Of Plan (Albina Music Trust) 11:14
- The jazzhunters "London Groove" single (The jazzhunters) 13:52
- Johnny Biner "Pick It Up" single (Wicked Wax Music) 18:29
- Emmet Cohen "Vibe Provider" from Vibe Provider (Mack Avenue Records) 22:38
- Warren Wolf "Vibrations" from History Of The Vibraphone (Cellar Live) 29:18
- Patricia Brennan Septet "Earendal" from Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic Records) 33:51
- Miguel Zenon "Displacement And Erasure" from Golden City (Miguel Zenon) 41:18
- The Ballistic Brothers "Blacker" from The Ballistic Brothers Vs. The Eccentric Afros Volume 1 (1994, reissue) (Acid Jazz Records) 49:08
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