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Lesley Mok, M.E.B., Gebhard Ullmann & Andre Carvalho

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
May 22, 2023
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This edition could be compared to a tasting menu at some hip London restaurant—a taste of this, a taste of that. Sampled this time around are new releases from Portuguese label Clean Feed guitarist André Carvalho and the Space), Italian band Mr. Noe, new English ensemble Uroboro, saxophonist Kevin Sun's The Depths Of Memory, German multi-reedist Gebhard Ullmann & Das Kondensat, guitarist Marc Ducret & Quartet , drummer Lesley Mok with a fascinating ensemble, the Danny Fox Trio, and M.E.B with their new M.E.B That You Dare Not To Forget. M.E.B. is a group of former Miles Davis electric period bands who fueled by a few of Miles' unreleased trumpet tracks bring a familiar sound and groove to the party.

Playlist

Dan Rosenboom Quintet "A Paper Tiger" from Polarity ( Orenda) 00:00
Host speaks 05:53
Andre Carvalho Trio "Mencolek" from Lost In Translation Vol II (Clean Feed) 08:23
Soojung Lee "Frustration" from Four Seasons (Self-released) 14:36
Mr. Noe ."org" from Live At Giardino Scotto (Aut Records) 20:16
Host speaks 26:21
M.E.B "That You Not Dare To Forget" from M.E.B That You Dare Not To Forget (Legacy) 28:32
M.E.B "Hail To The Real Chief" from M.E.B That You Dare Not To Forget (Legacy) 34:31
Aruán Ortiz Trio "En Forma De Guajiro" from Serranias: Sketchbook For Piano Trio (Intakt) 40:54
Host speaks 47:06
Space Quartet "Landing in Copenhagen" from Freedom Of Tomorrow (Clean Feed) 47:53
Uroboro "Mesmerised" from Mesmerised (Discus) 1:00:04
Host speaks 1:11:10
Marc Ducret Quartet "L'Automne" from Ici (Ayler Records) 1:12:52
Kevin Sun "Frozen In Profile" from The Depths Of Memory (Endectomorph) 1:20:48
Kidd Jordan, William Parker & Hamid Drake "Forever" from Palm Of The Soul (AUM Fidelity) 1:24:34
Host speaks 1:32:34
Gebhard Ullmann & Das Kondensat "Andere Planeten #1" from Andere Planeten (WhyPlayJazz) 1:34:29
Gebhard Ullmann & Das Kondensat "Andere Planeten #2" from Andere Planeten (WhyPlayJazz) 1:38:32
Denis Colin Trio "African Drum Suite" from Something In Common (NATO) 1:42:35
Host speaks 1:50:43
Blaz Svagan "Floating Structure" from Sound In Time (AUT Records) 1:52:15
Sebastiano Dessanay Trio "John & Gerald" from L.A. Impressions (Self-released) 1:58:43
Host speaks 2:04:10
Lesley Mok "Quite A Spectacular Dusk" from The Living Collection (American Dreams) 2:05:36
Wadada Leo Smith "Fire Illumination Inside The Particles Of Light" from Fire Illuminations (Kabell) 2:16:09
Lukas Traxel Trio "One-Eyed Daruma" from One-Eyed Daruma (We Jazz) 2:20:41
Host speaks 2:26:08
Danny Fox Trio "Fruit Fly" from Time Took Care Of It (Adayaropa) 2:27:18
Stanley J. Zappa Jr. & Simo Laihonen "No New Sales, No New Listeners" from Dance Of The Moving Goal Posts (Ramble) 2:32:21
Koko Taylor "I'd Rather Go Blind" from From The Heart Of A Woman (Alligator) 2:39:48
Host speaks 2:44:38
Dave Sewelson "Nature Boy" from Smooth Free Jazz (Mahakala Music) 2:46:07

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