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Jumpin' In: Inside the World of Dave Holland, Part 1
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Celebrating Dave Holland's 80th birthday with music drawn from six decades of creative music making, and the many sides of his voice as bassist, composer, and bandleader.
Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Dave Holland Quartet "Conference of the Birds" Conference of the Birds (ECM) 0:16
- Host talks 6:47
- Dave Holland Quartet "Nemesis" Extensions (ECM) 8:17
- Host talks 19:38
- Hank Jones "The Oracle" The Oracle (EmArcy) 20:34
- Don Grolnick "Nothing Personal" Weaver of Dreams (Blue Note) 27:14
- Host talks 32:55
- Dave Holland "Life Cycle: Resolution" Life Cycle (ECM) 34:25
- Sam Rivers, Dave Holland, Barry Altschul "First Set, Pt. 1" Reunion: Live in New York (Pi Recordings) 39:00
- Host talks 44:04
- Dave Holland "Step to It" Freedom Call: Sextet—Unity (Edition) 44:58
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