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Greg Ward, Örjan Hultén and More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
January 31, 2019
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Brand new releases from Greg Ward and Orjan Hulten plus a compare and contrast between original recordings by John Coltrane and radical reworkings by Tisziji Munoz

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Greg Ward Rogue Parade "Metropolis" from Stomping Off from Greenwood (Greenleaf) 00:00
Örjan Hultén Orion "Minus Degrees" from Minusgrader (Artogrush) 08:41
Steve Grossman "Afro Blue" from Homecoming (Cheetah) 17:55
John Coltrane "Wise One" from Crescent (Impulse) 23:19
Tisziji Munoz "Wise One" from When Coltrane Calls, Session 1, Fierce Compassion (Anami Music) 32:48
Greg Ward Rogue Parade "Black Woods" from Stomping Off From Greenwood (Greenleaf) 41:48
Örjan Hultén Orion "Adore You" from Minusgrader (Artogrush) 50:12
John Coltrane "Lonnie's Lament" from Crescent (Impulse) 58:50
Tisziji Munoz "Lonnie's Lament" from When Coltrane Calls, Session 1, Fierce Compassion (Anami Music) 1:10:43
Greg Ward Rogue Parade "Sundown" from Stomping Off from Greenwood (Greenleaf) 1:20:26
Darren Barrett "Take 1" from First One Up (J Curve Records) 1:29:19
John Coltrane "Ogunde" from Expression (Impulse) 1:35:40
Tisziji Munoz "Ogunde 1" from When Coltrane Calls, Session 1, Fierce Compassion (Anami Music) 1:39:16
Örjan Hultén Orion "Heading East" from Minusgrader (Artogrush) 1:47:04
Sun Ra "India" from Supersonic Jazz (Saturn) 1:54:09

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