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Malcolm Jiyane, Ben Allison, Nicole Glover, Giovanni Guidi & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
November 6, 2021
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One of the best things about today's jazz scene is its sheer variety. A glimpse of that is on display in this set, starting with a special treat for Mondo Jazz's loyal listeners: Ben Allison's "Breakfast with Eric," a tune that has a very special story... listen to the show to find out why. A special mention for the debut album by Malcolm Jiyane; once more... listen to the show and find out for yourself!

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Ben Allison "Breakfast with Eric" Moments Inside (Sonic Camera)
Host talks 6:40
Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O "Umkhumbi kaMa" UMDALI (Mushroom Hour Half Hour) 8:54
Otis McDonald "Herbie" Herbie -Single (Track Tribe) 16:57
Host talks 20:22
Star Rover "Ember Remember" Star Rover (Secret Sun) 21:56
Ember with Orrin Evans "Reanimation (Zombie Tune)" No One Is Any One (Sunnyside) 25:24
Host talks 32:26
Nicole Glover (feat. George Cables) "Notturno" Strange Lands (Savant) 32:25
Nicole Glover, Alexander Claffy "One for Amos" Orange Hours -Single (Diggers Factory) 38:17
Host talks 42:25
Glenn Zaleski, Noah Preminger, Ben Allison, Allan Mednard "Fubu" Kimbrough (Newvelle) 44:10
Giovanni Guidi "Latino América" Ojos De Gato (CAM) 51:03
Host talks 55:05
James Brandon Lewis "Where Is Hella" Code Being (Intakt) 56:59

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