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Gretchen Parlato, Oliver Lake, JAUBI and more
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This week on the Jazz Continuum we have two featured artists. First, a set showcasing the liquid phrasing of acclaimed vocalist Gretchen Parlato. From there, a deep dive into works featuring master saxophonist, composer, painter, and poet Oliver Lake—known to many as the co-founder of the World Saxophone Quartet. We'll also take a look at Duke Ellington's "Paris Blues" Soundtrack, while wrapping up with new music from Pakistan's JAUBI quartet.Playlist
- Thelonious Monk "Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:00
- Gretchen Parlato "All That I Can Say" from The Lost And Found (ObliqSound) 03:00
- Kenny Barron "Phantoms" from The Traveler (Universal Music Jazz) 06:17
- Gretchen Parlato, Lionel Loueke "Lean In" from Lean In (Edition Records) 16:32
- Joel Ross "Freda's Disposition" from KingMaker (Bluenote) 21:21
- Gretchen Parlato "Sweet Love" from Flor (Edition Records) 28:24
- Oliver Lake "Africa" from NTU: Point From Which Creation Begins (Arista Freedom) 33:35
- Billy Hart "Diff Customs" from Enchance (Horizon) 45:26
- Oliver Lake "Lef' Sided" from Impala (Gramavision) 51:10
- World Saxophone Quartet "Lush Life" from Plays Duke Ellington (Nonsuch) 1:06:28
- William Parker In Order to Survive "Some Lake Oliver" from Meditation/Resurrection (AMU Fidelity) 1:16:58
- Duke Ellington "Paris Blues" from Paris Blues Original Sound Track (United Artists Records) 1:33:06
- Sam Reed, Roberto Magris "Paris Blues Revisited" from Ready for Reed (JMood) 1:40:50
- JAUBI "Throwdown" from A Sound Heart (Riaz Records) 1:45:29
- JAUBI "Satanic Nafs" from single (Astigmatic Records) 1:51:38
- Erroll Garner "Spinning Wheel" from Feeling is Believing (Mercury) 1:55:00
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