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Loop Doctors, John Escreet, John Hadfield and Pat Metheny

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
June 30, 2023
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Funky fusion from the Loop Doctors led by Hungarian drummer Peter Szendofi, Unit 1 with bassist Mark Egan, pianist John Escreet and drummer John Hadfield. Saxophonist Adam Larson and the Jimi Prasad Orchestra with trumpeter Avishai Cohen. Ollie Usiskin from Trio Zone and the new one from Pat Metheny Dream Box. The new single from J3PO with Hadrien Feraud.

Playlist

Loop Doctors "Three 4 Free" from Entering A Room (KCG) 00:00
Unit 1 "Epistrophy" from Unit 1 (Wavetone) 06:44
John Escreet "The Domino Effect" from The Age We Live In (Self Produced) 13:19
John Hadfield "Tower Of Liars" from Drum Of Stories (In A Circle) 20:06
Adam Larson "Aerial Landmass" from With Love From New York (Outside In) 26:38
Jimi Prasad Orchestra "Laugh Up" from Help with Your Heart (Raw Tapes) 33:19
Ollie Usiskin "Return Of The Jazz Police" from Trio Zone (Iti Records) 40:00
Pat Metheny "Clouds Can't Change the Sky" from Dream Box (Modern recordings) 46:36
J3PO "Bloom" from Bloom (Ropeadope) 53:16

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