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Freiberg, Lockheart, Hill And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 10, 2022
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On this week's show all new releases from around the world of jazz taking in North and South America, Europe, and, the UK. There is music from Martin Freiberg, Mark Lockheart, Marquis Hill, S.E.V. Trio, Adrien Chicot, Charlie Peacock, Jonas Windschied's Paintbox, Nova, and Florian Weiss Woodoism.

Playlist

Martin Frieberg "El anillo de sacrificio" from El nuevo día para tocar (Club Del Disco) 00:00
Mark Lockheart "Weird Weather" from Dreamers (Edition) 09:07
Marquis Hill "Law & Order" from New Gospel Revisited (Edition) 16:02
S.E.V. Trio "Clarity" from Far From Close (Anelia Records) 30:38
Adrien Chicot "Cala Carbo" from Babyland (Gaya Music Production) 36:06
Charlie Peacock "Refuge of the Wild" from Blue For You (Twenty Ten Music) 42:26
Martin Frieberg "Bobo" from El nuevo día para tocar (Club Del Disco) 50:11
Mark Lockheart "Gangster Rat" from Dreamers (Edition) 56:55
Marquis Hill "New Gospel" from New Gospel Revisited (Edition) 1:00:34
S.E.V. Trio "The Search Within" from Far From Close (Anelia Records) 1:06:35
Jonas Windscheids Paintbox "Wet Paint!" from Alto (Mons) 1:12:43
Nova "Interstellar Dust" from The Anatomy of Bliss (Self Released) 1:22:11
Martin Frieberg "Espantapájaros" from El nuevo día para tocar (Club Del Disco) 1:27:49
Mark Lockheart "Marmalade Skies" from Dreamers (Edition) 1:34:58
Marquis Hill "The Thump" from New Gospel Revisited (Edition) 1:41:28
S.E.V. Trio "Sweet Exposure" from Far From Close (Anelia Records) 1:49:28
Florian Weiis' Woodoism "Inhale Exhale" from Alternate Reality (Nwog Records) 1:54:58

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