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Joe Henderson on Milestone
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This week we feature a trio of Joe Henderson cuts from the late '60s-early '70s, showing his transition from the mainstream to the electric, plus another teaser from the Rubberband album by Miles Davis and a mixed bag of new and old releases.Playlist
- Miles Davis "Paradise (feat. Medina Johnson)" from Rubberband (Warner Brothers) 00:00
- Joe Henderson "Black Narcissus" from Power to the People (Milestone) 07:00
- Roger Rota, Matthias Bauer & Maria Lucchese "Incontro 1 to 4" from Bergamo Fall (Roger Rota) 12:00
- Brian Marsella Trio "Jekusiel" from Buer, Book of Angels Volume 31 (Tzadik) 24:00
- Daniel Carter, Stelios Mihas, Irma Nejando, Federico Ughi "Ms. Gertrude" from Radical Invisibility (577 Records) 30:00
- Robin Verheyen New York Quartet "Trinity" from Trinity (Studio 52 Creations) 35:00
- Erik Vermeulen Trio "Subdominance" from Asterisk (El Negocito Records) 45:00
- Alex Zhang Hungtai, David Maranha, Gabriel Ferrandini "There's No God Where I Am" from Eight Black Horses Crown Snake (Violante Do Céu) 52:00
- Joe Henderson "Terra Firma" from Black Is the Colour (Milestone) 01:00:00
- Kvintetten Som Sprängdes "This Guy Is the Limit" from Faller På Eget grepp (Found You Recordings) 01:13:00
- Lovecraft's Aunts "An Antecedent and a Horror" from The Case of Charles Dexter Ward (Discordian Records) 01:22:00
- Dave Holland Quintet "The Winding Way" from Dream of the Elders (ECM) 01:32:00
- Florian Weber "Through the Mist" from Minsarah (Enja) 01:42:00
- Joe Henderson "Power to the People" from Black Narcissus (Milestone) 01:48:00
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Joe Henderson
Bob Osborne
Miles Davis
Roger Rota
Matthias Bauer
Maria Lucchese
Brian Marsella
Daniel Carter
Stelios Mihas
Irma Nejando
Federico Ughi
Robin Verheyen
Erik Vermeulen
Alex Zhang Hungtai
David Maranha
Gabriel Ferrandini
Kvintetten Som Sprängdes
Lovecraft's Aunts
Dave Holland
Florian Weber
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