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It Takes Two to Jazz: Part II

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
February 25, 2020
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Second part of this week's exploration of the duo format with a special emphasis on duos featuring saxophonists as well as drummers.

For the first part of this show click here

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Vincent Peirani, Emile Parisien "Egyptian Fantasy" Belle Époque (ACT) 0:16
Host talks 4:56
Lionel Martin , Sangoma Everett "Hobo Flats" Afrique (Revisiting Afrique of Count Basie & Olivier Nelson) (Cristal) 6:03
TOTM -Tivoli of the Mind "B-Siblings" Pavia (Gold) 10:01
Guy Klucevsek, Phillip Johnston "The Road to Woy Woy" Tales from the Cryptic (Winter and Winter) 17:45
Host talks 22:02
Paul Weiling, David Tronzo "Internet Tango" New Amsterdam Reflections (Via Jazz) 24:01
Aldo Romano, Joe Lovano "Remanence" Ten Tales (OWL) 27:32
Ted Poor, Andrew D'Angelo "Only You" You Already Know (Impulse!) 31:37
Host talks 37:01
William Parker, Hamid Drake "Black Cherry" Piercing the Veil (AUM Fidelity) 38:43
Uli Kempendorff's Field "Drehtürwalzer (Reprise)" Heal the Rich (WhyPlayJazz) 41:21
Max Roach, Dizzy Gillespie "The Underground" Paris 1989 (A&M) 42:45
Host talks 47:27
Massimo Colombo, Felice Clemente "Notturno 2 (Op.581)" Doppia Traccia (Crocevia di Suoni) 48:58
Mats Eilertsen "Introitus" Rubicon (ECM) 51:08
NickHead "The Sickness" Deep Sea Fisherman (Philology) 53:25
Nicole Johänntgen "Nicha's Blues" Moncaup (iM Jazz) 55:28
Host talks 1:00:11
Joe Lovano, Hank Jones "Lullaby (Live)" Kids: Live at Dizzy's Club (Blue Note) 1:03:36

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