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Kresten Osgood, Adriano Clemente & Rempis Percussion Quartet

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
July 10, 2023
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Danish drummer Kresten Osgood has always fascinated me with his versatility, and he's one of those do-everything cats: composer, saxophonist, singer, organizer, media host and rapper. But it's his drumming that gets the spotlight in this show with a peek at back catalogue plus a new release with iconic drummer Ra Kalam Bob Moses and guitarist Tisziji Munoz. Adriano Clemente, multi-instrumentalist and band leader from Naples, Italy, was inspired by John Coltrane's spiritual journey, and with his Akashmani Jazz Ensemble, created a new release called The Coltrane Suite & Other Impressions. Also sampled are new releases from the The Rempis Percussion Quartet, Polish trumpeter Piotr Schmidt, and the rousing octet led by The Thing members, drummer Paal Nilssen-Love and bassist Ingebrigt Håker Flaten.

Playlist

London Brew "Mor Ning Prayers" from London Brew (Concord Jazz) 00:00
Host speaks 09:46
Adriano Clemente "Mother Africa Intro" from The Coltrane Suite & Other Impressions (Dodicilune) 12:17
Adriano Clemente "Mother Africa" from The Coltrane Suite & Other Impressions (Dodicilune) 14:23
Adriano Clemente "Dusk" from The Coltrane Suite & Other Impressions (Dodicilune) 20:11
Adriano Clemente "Night Earth Dance" from The Coltrane Suite & Other Impressions (Dodicilune) 21:45
Adriano Clemente "Night Fire Dance" from The Coltrane Suite & Other Impressions (Dodicilune) 26:04
Tomek Sowinsk} & Maciej Sikala "Ear Worm" from Amalgamation (Alpaka) 28:28
Dan Rosenboom Quartet "War Money" from Polarity ( Orenda) 34:09
Host speaks 42:07
Rempis Percussion Quartet "Fat Lip" from Harvesters (Aerophonic) 44:37
Henry Threadgill & Make A Move "Don't Turn Around" from Everybody's Mouth's A Book (Pi Recordings) 1:03:05
Host speaks 1:10:33
Jesper Lovdal, Kresten Osgood, Butch Lacy & Mark Dresser "Being" from Being-Playing ( Ilk) 1:12:52
Mick Rossi, Peter Hess & Matt Moran "Panopticon" from You Break You Buy (Diskonife) 1:24:58
Piotr Schmidt International Sextet "When The Light Of Imagination Goes Out" from Komeda Unknown 1967 (SJ Records) 1:31:27
Host speaks 1:39:01
Piotr Schmidt Quartet "The Inner Struggle" from Tribute To Tomasz Stanko (SJ Records) 1:40:53
David Virelles Trio "Uncommon Sense" from Carta (Intakt) 1:46:44
Host speaks 1:53:02
Paal Nilssen-Love & Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten "Guts And Skins Part 7" from Guts and Skins (PNL) 1:54:50
Lina Allemano Four "Plague Diaries Part 1 Intro Longing" from Pipe Dream (Lumo) 2:05:22
Lina Allemano Four " Plague Diaries Part 1 Longing" from Pipe Dream (Lumo) 2:07:10
Lina Allemano Four "Plague Diaries Part 1 Intro Trying Not To Freak Out" from Pipe Dream (Lumo) 2:12:26
Lina Allemano Four "Plague Diaries Part 1 Trying Not To Freak Out" from Pipe Dream (Lumo) 2:14:24
Atomic "Boom Boom" from Boom Boom (NoBusiness) 2:19:17
Host speaks 2:23:33
Kresten Osgood, Tisziji Munoz & Rakalam Bob Moses "Bone Rolling Moans" from Spiritual Dream Kingship (Out Of Your Head) 2:24:53
Barbara Barth "All Or Nothing At All" from All Or Nothing At All (Jazzhausmusik) 2:36:06
Paul Bley, Charlie Haden & Paul Motian "Blues For Josh" from Memoirs (Soul Note) 2:40:34
Host speaks 2:45:49
Kresten Osgood, Steven Bernstein & Marcus Rojas "The Beat Up Blues" from Tattoos And Mushrooms (Ilk) 2:47:01
Kresten Osgood, Steven Bernstein & Marcus Rojas "Thelonious" from Tattoos And Mushrooms (Ilk) 2:54:52

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