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The title of Art Hirahara's new release embraces the spirit of jazz. Music made in good company with musicians interacting to create something special. Two new albums from ground-breaking saxophonist Ivo Perelman reflect this approach as well with the creation of music which pushes at boundaries. Other brand new releases from 2024 make up the rest of the show apart from a coda of two great tracks from Miles Davis electric period in 1969-1970.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Art Hirahara "Full Moon Over Lisbon" from Good Company (Posi-tone) 00:30
- Ivo Perelman "One" from Vox Populi Vox Dei (Mahalaka Music) 06:33
- Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey"Scrunch Repercussions" from Brink (Intakt) 17:43
- Charlotte Mclean Quartet "Warfare" from Jazz in Meanjin 012: Live at JMI (4000 Records) 25:08
- Dan Siegel "Line of Sight" from Unity (Self Released) 28:17
- Francisco Mela & Johnathon Reisin "Flourishing" from Earthquake (577 Records) 33:05
- Javon Jackson & Nikki Giovanni "The Folks That Live On The Hill" from Javon and Nikki Go to the Movies (Solid Jackson / Palmetto Records) 40:37
- Neta Raanan "Mountain Voice" from Unforseen Blossom—Live In Brooklyn (Giant Step Arts) 48:49
- D.D. Jackson "2641 Fuller Terrace" from Poetry Project (Self Released) 1:01:12
- Rodrigo Dominguez "Polenta Magica" from Bicho Bolita (ears & eyes) 1:07:24
- Ivo Perelman "II—Three" from Messa Di Voce (Mahalaka Music) 1:14:58
- Chloë Sobek, Tim Berne "Burnishing" from Burning Up (Relative Pitch Records) 1:30:53
- Miles Davis "Honky Tonk" from The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 (Columbia) 1:43:24
- Miles Davis "Bitches Brew" from The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (Columbia) 2:03:22
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Radio & Podcasts
Art Hirahara
Bob Osborne
Ivo Perelman
Ingrid Laubrock
Tom Rainey
charlotte mclean
Dan Siegel
Francisco Mela
Johnathon Reisin
Javon Jackson
Nikki Giovanni
D.D. Jackson
RODRIGO DOMINGUEZ
Chloe Sobek
Tim Berne
Miles Davis
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