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Joseph Daley, Michal Aftyka, Les McCann & Larry Roland
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The tuba is not a horn that you'll hear that often in a typical jazz ensemble, but when you do, it's memorable. Joseph Daley is one of the noted masters of that instruments, with a career that has seen him playing with artists from Anthony Braxton to Carla Bley to Jane Cortez to the Liberation Music Orchestra. He's just released The Tuba Chronicles Vol. 2 and it's one of the feature new albums in this edition of OMJ. Rising star bassist Michal Aftyka & quintet from Poland, Francisco Mela with Zoh Amba, and pianist Eva Novoa with Drew Gress & Devin Gray and guitarist Jeff Platz live in Berlin, are other new recordings sampled. There are also sincere tributes to the recently passed bassit/poet Larry Roland and pianist Les McCann, a guy I came to follow passionately through the '60s. You'll also hear an interpretation of a John Coltrane classic that will be part of an upcoming album by percussionist Ian Dogole.Playlist
- Machine Mass "Africa" from Intrusion (Off Records) 00:00
- Host speaks 10:40
- Ian Dogole "Tunji" from unreleased (unreleased) 12:58
- Kamau Daaood "Balm Of Gilead For Billie Holiday" from Leimert Park (M.A.M.A.) 27:04
- Patrick Bartley "Tripster" from First Songs (self-released) 30:35
- Host speaks 35:07
- Eva Novoa "Indigo Blue (Take Two)" from Novoa/Gress/Gray Trio (577 Records) 36:15
- Eva Novoa "Lapsus" from Novoa/Gress/Gray Trio (577 Records) 42:28
- Host speaks 49:15
- Franciso Mela & Zoh Amba "Mundros Diverso" from Causa Y Effecto Vol. 2 (577 Record) 50:26
- Jesse Elder "The Winding Shell" from The Winding Shell (Off Records) 58:48
- Host speaks 1:05:06
- Joseph Daley Tuba Trio "Affirmation" from The Tuba Chronicles Vol. 2 (JoDa Music) 1:07:02
- Les McCann "A Little 3/4 For God And Country" from The Truth (Pacific Jazz) 1:25:62
- Les McCann "Tryin' To Make It Real" from Pump It Up! (ESC Records) 1:30:16
- Host speaks 1:36:30
- Quiet Tree "Bleu Foncé" from Euphorbia (Intakt Records) 1:38:38
- Angelica Sanchez Nonet "Run" from Night Time Creatures (Sunnyside) 1:42:52
- Jonas Kullhammar, Ole Morten Vågan & Kresten Osgood "Ebony Queen" from Andratx (Moserobie) 2:01:08
- Host speaks 2:07:34
- Jeff Platz "Pointed" from Live At Sowieso (Self-released) 2:08:32
- Martin Kuchen & Mathias Landaeus "Don't Ruin Me" from Four Lamentations And One Wicked Dream Of Innocence (Moserobie) 2:19:54
- Gordon Grdina & Jim Black "Brushes With Death" from Martian Kitties (Astral Spirits) 2:27:46
- NY Free Quartet "Eat Lay Eggs And Run" from Free Time (4th Stream) 2:37:08
- Host speaks 2:43:16
- Larry Roland "The Original" from Just Sayin' And Playin' (Self-released) 2:46:06
- Larry Roland "Peace—Can We Handle It?" from Just Sayin' And Playin' (Self-released) 2:51:13
- Larry Roland "The Blues" from Just Sayin' And Playin' (Self-released) 2:56:50
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Radio & Podcasts
Joseph Daley
Maurice Hogue
anthony braxton
carla bley
Jane Cortez
Liberation Music Orchestra
Michal Aftyka
Francisco Mela
Zoh Amba
Eva Novoa
Drew Gress
Devin Gray
Jeff Platz
Larry Roland
Les McCann
John Coltrane
Ian Dogole
Machine Mass Sextet
Kamau Daaoud
Patrick Bartley
Jesse Elder
Quiet Tree
Angelica Sanchez
Ole Morten Vågan
Kresten Osgood
Martin Kuchen
Landaeus Trio
Gordon Grdina
Jim Black
NY Free Quartet
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