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Jeremy Dutton, Laurent Cugny, Peter Epstein, Aki Rissanen & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
September 12, 2023
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The Fender Rhodes is back and everywhere (actually, it never left)! And so is Peter Epstein almost a decade after his acclaimed album Polarities, and with a new sextet! We'll get all of that, and more, in this edition of Mondo Jazz.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Laurent Cugny Tentet "Salamero" Zeitgeist (Frémeaux) 0:16
Host talks 8:10
Aki Rissanen "Love Song" Hyperreal (Edition) 9:29
Host talks 15:02
Matthew Halsall "Calder Shapes" An Ever Changing View (Gondwana) 16:38
Guillermo Klein "Camello" Telmo's Tale (Sunnyside) 23:40
Host talks 29:01
Peter Epstein "Conjunction" Two Legs Bad (Shifting Paradigm) 30:40
Lauren Henderson "Potions" Conjuring (Brontosaurus) 40:26
Host talks 46:34
Jeremy Dutton "Unfolding" Anyone Is Better Than Here (Self-released) 47:57
Alex LoRe "Fauxlosophy" Evening Will Find Itself (Whirlwind) 52:59
Host talks 58:56
Artemis "Timber" In Real Time (Blue Note) 59:58

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