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Mark Guiliana, Chet Baker, Rachel Eckroth, Dorian & Nayanna Holley & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
May 27, 2023
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A special focus on the deep, eclectic and exciting LA scene in this hour of Mondo Jazz, which then concludes with an unearthed gem by Chet Baker from the late '70s.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Mark Guiliana "Carbon Dating App" Mischief—EP (Edition) 0:16
Host talks 6:29
Mark Guiliana "our essential nature" the sound of listening (Edition) 7:25
Host talks 14:29
Jeff Babko, Tim Lefebvre, Mark Guiliana "The Church of Bill Holton" Clam City (Sam First) 15:55
Rachel Eckroth "Evolution" Humanoid (Sam First) 24:47
Host talks 33:27
Larry Goldings, Kaveh Rastegar, Abe Rounds "Reprise" Better (Ropeadope) 35:19
Dorian Holley, Nayanna Holley "Can't Find My Way Home" DNA (Ropeadope) 38:55
Billy Valentine "You Haven't Done Nothin'" Billy Valentine & the Universal Truth (Flying Dutchman) 42:39
Host talks 47:24
Chet Baker "Blue Gilles" Blue Room (Jazz Detective) 49:16

Photo credit: Dave Stapleton

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