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Laufey, Brian Auger, Nathalie Cressman, Charlie Gabriel & More New Releases
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Duos galore in this set and an inter-generational array of artists, ranging from young up-and-comers in their early 20s to revered octogenarians delving into their vaults... or making their leader-debut! And much more...Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Natalie Cressman, Ian Faquini "Afoxé pra Oxum" Auburn Whisper (GroundUP) 0:16
- Host talks 3:53
- Laufey, Alex Dodier "Love to Keep Me Warm" Love to Keep Me Warm -Single (Laufey) 5:43
- Charlie Gabriel "The Darker It Gets" 89 (Sub Pop) 8:19
- Host talks 12:27
- Sonny Boy Williamson II, Brian Auger & The Trinity feat. Jimmy Page & Joe Harriott "Walking" Auger Incorporated (Soul Bank) 13:55
- Edouard Ferlet "Sun Dog" Sun Dog -Single (Mélisse) 17:03
- Host talks 20:37
- Erkin Cavus, Reentko Dirks "Sokak Arasi" Istanbul 1900 (Traumton) 22:29
- Tom Bourgeois, Fil Caporali "Konvoy" Moanin' Birds (Hypnote) 24:32
- Tim Berne, Gregg Belisle-Chi "Middle Seat Blues" Mars (Intakt) 31:11
- Host talks 35:44
- Fishblot "Bluebird" Small Talk (ears&eyes) 37:33
- Luca Perciballi Organic Gestures "Breeding Cycle I" Approximately Grids With a Plan (Aut) 40:16
- Gabriel Akhmad Marin "Ruminate" Ruminate: Improvisations for Fretless Guitar and Dutar (Worlds Within Worlds) 47:55
- Host talks 53:46
- Ches Smith "Interpret It Well" Interpret It Well -EP (Pyroclastic) 55:36
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Ludovico Granvassu
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Nathalie Cressman
Ian Faquini
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Charlie Gabriel
Sonny Boy Williamson
Brian Auger
Jimmy Page
Joe Harriot
Edouard Ferlet
Erkin Cavus
Reentko Dirks
Tom Bourgeois
Fil Caporali
Tim Berne
Greg Belisle-Chi
Fishblot
Luca Perciballi
Gabriel Akhmad Marin
Ches Smith
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