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Gebhard Ullmann’s Das Kondensat, Reza Askari, David Murray, Albert Ayler & Gauci Music

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
June 22, 2022
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The heavyweights are front and center this time out. You'll hear tracks from new releases by German multi-reedist Gebhard Ullmann & Das Kondensat, Stephen Gauci's Live At Scholes Street Studio series, David Murray's Brave New World Trio with Brandon Lopez and Hamid Drake, Daniel Carter & The Telepathic Band, Ingrid Laubrock and Andy Milne plus two excellent bassists from Germany—Reza Askari and Alex Bayer. All that's topped with some tracks from Albert Ayler's historical gem, Revelations.

Playlist

David Murray's Brave New World "Seriana Promethea" from Seriana Promethea (Intakt) 00:00
Host speaks 04:45
David Murray's Brave New World "Switchin' In The Kitchen" from Seriana Promethea (Intakt) 06:53
Johnny Dyani "Grandmother's Teaching from Afrika (Steeplechase) 16:22
Natalio Sued, Gustavo Nadayapa, Andrew Bergmann & Bruce Saunders "The Lower Field" from Sued Nandayapa Bergmann Saunders (Ropeadope) 25:57
Host speaks 30:29
Reza Askari "Maining Part One" from ROAR featuring Christopher Dell (QFTF) 33:30
Reza Askari "Maining Part Two" from ROAR featuring Christopher Dell (QFTF) 37:22
Reza Askari "Glues" from ROAR featuring Christopher Dell (QFTF) 39:49
Yuko Fujiyama, Graham Haynes & Ikue Mori "Kurikaesu" from Quiet Passion (Intakt) 45:08
Host speaks 53:47
Ingrid Laubrock & Andy Milne "Fragile" from Fragile (Intakt) 54:59
Kevin Jones "Kevin Bujo Jones" "The Further Adventures Of Ms. Microtonal Jones" from Just Justice (ESP-Disk) 1:01:01
Host speaks 1:07:48
Daniel Carter & The Telepathic Band "Word In A World" from Telepatica (577) 1:09:24
We Free Strings "Propogating The Same Type Of Madness That Uh.. (For Fred Hampton)" from Love In The Form Of Sacred Outrage (ESP-Disk) 1:21:21
Yells At Eels "Shadows" from Colorado At Clinton (Ayler Records) 1:28:42
Host speaks 1:33:58
Stephen Gauci, Sandy Ewen, Thomas Helton & Stephen Gauci / Sandy Ewen / Adam Lane / Kevin Shea "Improvisation #2" from Live At Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 1:36:26
Rema Hasumi, Shawn Lovato & Colin Hinton "Destitute" from Live At Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 1:46:33
Stephen Gauci / Sandy Ewen / Adam Lane / Kevin Shea "Improvisation V" from Live At Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 1:54:15
Albert Ayler "Ghosts" from Revelations (Elemental Music) 2:00:13
Host speaks 2:10:33
Alex Bayer "Are You Serious?" from Radar (Mono-Ton) 2:12:39
James Brandon Lewis & Chad Taylor "Willisee" from Live at Willisau (Intakt) 2:19:47
Heroes Are Gang Leaders "Le Auto Roi Ography" from Le Auto Roi Ography (577) 2:25:48
Host speaks 2:37:44
Gebhard Ullmann & Das Kondensat "I Was Born In Cleveland Ohio (Part 1)" from Das Kondensat 2 (WhyPlayJazz) 2:39:52
Gebhard Ullmann & Das Kondensat "I Was Born In Cleveland Ohio (Part 2)" from Das Kondensat 2 (WhyPlayJazz) 2:44:20
Barber Mouse "Lulu's Back In Town" from Heretic Monk (Auand) 2:48:01
Host speaks 2:52:05
Albert Ayler "Spirits Rejoice" from Revelations (Elemental Music) 2:52:47

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