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John Coltrane & New Clean Feed Releases

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
December 1, 2021
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"Acknowledgment" from the new John ColtraneA Love Supreme Live In Seattle highlights this episode of OMJ along with a taste of some excellent new releases from Portugal's Clean Feed Records—Friends & Neighbors, Joao Lencastre & Communion, The Rite Of Trio, and Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble. Also in the Clean Feed batch but played in earlier shows are Gonçalo Almeida's Ritual Habitual and Pedro Melo Alves releases. Chicago trio, Pedway, has returned with their latest after a fairly lengthy hiatus, and also with a similar gap in solo releases is Craig Taborn with his Shadow Plays. There's a continued look at music from Argentina's Nendo Dango and New Zealand's Kiwi Jahzz labels, a birthday wish to the great Dave Liebman, and you haven't heard smooth jazz played like saxophonist Dave Sewelson does it.

Playlist

Friends & Neighbours "The Earth is #" from The Earth Is # (Clean Feed) 00:00
Host speaks 09:16
Joao Lencastre & Communion "Unlimited Dreams" from Unlimited Dreams (Clean Feed) 11:12
SLD Trio "24 Horas" from Anfitrion (Nendo Dango) 21:03
Steven Bernstein MTO "Show Me Your Myth" from Tinctures In Time (Royal Potato) 28:06
Host speaks 33:13
Craig Taborn "Conspiracy Of Things" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 35:06
Mark Helias' Open Loose "Handycam" from Roof Rights (Self-released) 40:45
Dave Sewelson "Nature Boy (Radio Edit)" from Smooth Free Jazz (Self-released) 49:19
Host speaks 52:28
The Rite Of Trio "Mind And Matter" from Free Development Of Deliriium (Clean Feed) 54:19
New York Free Quartet "Conjunction" from Free Play (Self-released) 1:00:17
Host speaks 1:05:47
John Coltrane "Acknowledgment" from A Love Supreme Live In Seattle (Impulse) 1:08:23
Host speaks 1:30:24
Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble "Shroomdinger" from Las Californias (Clean Feed) 1:31:30
Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble "Bugalu" from Las Californias (Clean Feed) 1:38:03
Steve ReidEnsemble "Coltrane Time" from Spirit Walk (Soul Jazz) 1:45:34
Host speaks 1:53:54
Samuel Blaser & Marc Ducret "The Beekeeper" from Voyageurs (Jazz D'Or) 1:54:42
Paula Shocron, Pablo Díaz, pablo ledesma & Mono Hurtado "Y Una Sonrisa Encubierta" from Immanencia (Nendo Dango) 1:59:27
Host speaks 2:04:49
Pedway "Channels" from Vitalic (Ears&Eyes) 2:06:21
Alister Spence & Satoko Fujii "Ping Pong" from Any News (Alister Spence Music) 2:14:30
Florian Arbenz "Pandemia" from Conversation #4 -Vulcanized (Self-released) 2:18:04
Host speaks 2:24:21
Dave Liebman "Ole" from Selflessness (Dot Time) 2:26:30
Billy Mohler Quartet "Deconstruction" from Focus (Self-released) 2:34:15
Alban Darche's Le Gros Cube "Le Mort Joyeux" from Histoire Sans Parole (Yolk) 2:39:09
Friends & Neighbours "Sidelinja" from The Earth Is # (Clean Feed) 2:44:41
Host speaks 2:48:31
Trioglodyte "Lejania" from Jazz from the Underground Nightclubs of Aotearoa Vol.2 (Kiwi Jahzz) 2:49:56

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