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Gerald Cleaver Breaking New Ground

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 10, 2021
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On this show we feature some new releases including Gerald Cleaver's fascinating marriage of electronica and jazz which celebrates musicians who have influenced him—there is also music from some of those he honours. Plus, the fulsome sound of the The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra and more from the excellent Tony Malaby Turnpike Diaries series. This is accompanied by a selection of other sounds, including the sophomore album from Shijin.

Playlist

Shijin "Mystery of a White Dwarf" from Theory of Everything (Socadisc/Bandcamp) 00:00
Joey Alexander "Under The Sun" from Under The Sun (Verve) 08:21
Gerald Cleaver "Geri Allen" from Griots (Positive Elevation) 16:58
Geri Allen "In The Year Of The Dragon" from Live At The Village Vanguard (DIW) 22:09
Tony Malaby "The Dancing Bear (for Tatiana) and Birds of Pray" from Turnpike Diaries Vol.3 Big Mammals (Bandcamp) 30:30
Gerald Cleaver "William Parker" from Griots (Positive Elevation) 54:15
William Parker Organ Quartet "Uncle Joe's Spirit House" from Uncle Joe's Spirit House (Centering) 1:00:00
The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra "The Hand (Twisting Ways part 1)" from Twisting Ways (Self Released) 1:09:27
Lee Konitz, Bill Frisell, Gary Peacock, Joey Baron "Body & Soul" from Enfants Terrible : Live at the Blue Note (Half Note Records) 1:19:43
David Virelles, Ramon Diaz, Nosotros Ensemble "Tierra" from Gnosis (ECM) 1:31:32
The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra "Lydian Sky" from Twisting Ways (Self Released) 1:38:16
Cecil Taylor, William Parker, Masashi Harada "Looking Into The Universe" from The Dance Project (FMP) 1:46:26
Shijin "Time Travel" from Theory of Everything (Socadisc/Bandcamp) 1:57:18

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About Gerald Cleaver

Instrument: Drums

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