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From Mason Razavi to Eric Scott Linder in 60 Minutes

By Nick Davies | Crazeology
November 2, 2019
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Take a musical journey that starts with Mason Razavi and ends with Eric Scott Linder. Stops on the way include music from Erroll Garner and the James Carter Organ Trio. This is not any journey but a trip into both new and old jazz.

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Mason Razavi "When the Ink Ran Dry" from Quartet Plus, Volume 2 (OA2 Records) 1:55
Makoto Terashita meets Harold Land "World Peace" fromTopology (BBE Records) 09:01
James Martin "Out of the Gate" from Keep MovinJames Martin Music) 14:47
ACT Family Band "Suffering" from The Jubilee Concerts (ACT Records) 19:48
Erroll Garner "Just One of Those Things" from Dreamstreet(Mack Avenue)28:01
Matthew Halsall and The Gondwana Orchestra "Stan's Harp" from Oneness (Gondwana) 31.34
Bill Frisell "Everywhere" from Harmony (Blue Note) 38:58
James Carter Organ Trio "La Valse Des Niglos" from Live from Newport Jazz (Blue Note) 44:18
Nathan Paul & The Admirables "Flute A Loo" from Flute a Loo (Self Released) 51:21
Eric Scott Linder "5 " from In Flowers Through Space (Self Released) 56:32

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