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James Francies, Graham Costello's Strata and Cameron Graves

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
June 9, 2023
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Mark Lettieri from Deep:The Baritone Sessions, from the UK Svarc-Hanley-Longhorn, from Switzerland, Final Step from Disconnections , Funky sounds from Shane Theriot, from Still Motion, New York pianist James Francies from his Blue Note release Purest Form. Also, some jazz from drummer Bruce Ditmas, with guitarist John Abercrombie, Indonesian guitarist Tohpati from Maru. Closing it out with Scottish drummer Graham Costello, and pianist Cameron Graves from Purest Form.

Playlist

Mark Lettieri "Voyager One" from Deep:The Baritone Sessions (Leopard) 00:00
Svarc-Hanley-Longhorn "Little Brother" from 20/21 (SHL Music) 06:19
Final Step "Disconnections" from Disconnections (Rockarchive) 12:38
Shane Theriot "Big Wig" from Still Motion (Shose) 18:58
James Francies "Levitate" from Purest Form (Blue Note) 25:17
Bruce Ditmas "Pulp" from What If (Postcards) 31:37
Tohpati "Panic Attack" from Maru (Demajors) 37:58
Graham Costello "Legion" from Second Lives (Gearbox) 44:16
Cameron Graves "Sons Of Creation" from Seven (Mack Avenue) 50:38

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