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Linda Fredriksson, Steve Coleman, Lyle Mays, Chris Speed & More New Releases
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We are back on the new releases trail with an exceptionally packed playlist featuring a posthumous release by Lyle Mays in celebration of Eberhard Weber, the many sides of Chris Speed, exciting upcoming releases by Makaya McCraven, Irreversible Entanglements, Common, Linda Fredriksson, Steve Coleman, and exciting recent albums by Marc Johnson, Andrew Cyrille, and Douglas J. Cuomo with Nels Cline and the Aizuri Quartet.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Makaya McCraven ""Frank's Tune" (AKA "De'Jeff's Tune")" Decyphering the Message (Blue Note) 0:16
- Host talks 3:53
- Irreversible Entanglements "Open the Gates" Open the Gates (International Anthem) 5:43
- Common "When We Move" A Beautiful Revolution, Pt. 2 (Loma Vista) 8:18
- Host talks 12:29
- Steve Coleman "Rumble Young Man, Rumble" Live at the Village Vanguard Vol. 2 (MDW NTR) (PI) 14:01
- Linda Fredriksson "Neon Light [and the sky was trans]" Juniper (WeJazz) 22:42
- Host talks 28:06
- Broken Shadows "Body" Broken Shadows (Intakt) 30:27
- Human Feel "Tic, Tics" Speak to It (Remaster) (Songlines) 34:00
- Chris Speed "Drifting" Light Line (Intakt) 38:33
- Host talks 41:19
- Marc Johnson "Samurai Fly" Overpass (ECM) 44:00
- Lyle Mays "Eberhard" Eberhard -EP (Self-released) 48:13
- Andrew Cyrille Quartet "Leaving East of Java" The News (ECM) 1:01:12
- Host talks 1:10:26
- Douglas J. Cuomo, Aizuri Quartet, Nels Cline "Rejoicing: Part I" Douglas J. Cuomo: Seven Limbs (Sunnyside) 1:11:33
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Radio & Podcasts
Linda Fredriksson
Ludovico Granvassu
Lyle Mays
Eberhard Weber
Chris Speed
Makaya McCraven
Irreversible Entanglements
Common
Marc Johnson
Andrew Cyrille
Douglas J. Cuomo
Nels Cline
Ben Allison
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