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Mark Turner, Perelman/Wooley, O.N.E. & Herb Robertson

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Acclaimed saxophonist Mark Turner's new recording, Reflections on: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man, will attract attention not only for the brilliant playing, but also for the very forthright topic of a bi-racial man able to "pass" as white. Turner used as his motivation the semi-fictional account written by James Weldon Johnson, a central figure of the Harlem Renaissance &a key member of the Civil Rights movement, and the fact that passing as white happened in Turner's own family. Other new music sampled comes from Ivo Perelman & Nate Wooley together for the fourth time, one of the late trumpeter Herb Robertson's last recordings (with the Klaus Kugel / Christopher Dell/Christian Ramond trio from Germany), vocalist Laura Ann Singh, and several new ones from Europe: the Polish quartet O.N.E., Italian trumpeter Tomasso Iacoviello, Swedish guitarist Johan Lindstrom and the German duo Hobby House—drummer Axel Filip & saxophonistMia Dyberg). The show closes with a track by Heroes Are Gang Leaders in remembrance of band co-founder, poet & activist Thomas Sayers Ellis.

Playlist

  • Club d'Elf "Bendir Done That" from Electric Moroccoland (Face Pelt) 00:00
  • Host speaks 03:20
  • Mark Turner "Movement 2: Juxtaposition" from Reflections on: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man (Giant Step Arts) 05:59
  • Mark Turner "Movement 3: Pulmonary Edema" from Reflections on: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man (Giant Step Arts) 16:34
  • Mark Turner "Movement 4: New York" from Reflections on: The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man (Giant Step Arts) 21:01
  • Host speaks 33:03
  • Ivo Perelman & Nate Wooley "One" from Polarity 4 (Burning Ambulance) 34:04
  • The Monkious "Well You Needn't" from No Straight With Chaser (JACC) 39:25
  • Patricia Brennan "Andromeda" from Of The Near And Far (Pyroclastic) 45:50
  • Host speaks 49:52
  • O.N.E. "Fount" from Well Actually... (April Records) 52:05
  • Quentin Cholet "Latency" from Causerie Préliminaire (Boomslang) 57:04
  • Samuel Blaser, Marc Ducret & Peter Bruun "Dark Was The Night Cold Was The Ground" from Dark Was The Night (Blaser Music) 1:02:35
  • Host speaks 1:08:07
  • Tomasso Iacoviello "Tottavilla" from Birds (Gleam) 1:09:16
  • Larry Stabbins & Mark Sanders "Ring #2" from Cup And Ring (Discus) 1:13:58
  • Johan Lindstrom "Saxophone Moritat" from Humankind (Moserobie) 1:18:38
  • Host speaks 1:23:07
  • Herb Robertson, Christopher Dell, Christian Ramond & Klaus Kugel "Blue Transient #2" from Blue Transients (Nemu) 1:25:40
  • Enrique Haneine "Never Stranded" from Conceivable Directions (Elegant Walk) 1:41:22
  • Shoko Nagai "Three Years On A Stone" from Forbidden Flowers (Infrequent Seams) 1:47:15
  • Host speaks 1:49:52
  • Laura Ann Singh "Mean Reds" from Mean Reds (Out Of Your Head) 1:51:22
  • Brad Henkel Quartet "Method" from Overstory (Trouble In The East) 1:56:47
  • Motian & More "Misterioso" from Gratitude (Phonogram Unit) 2:02:23
  • Hobby House "Snow Plow Racer" from Hobby House (Relative Pitch) 2:09:22
  • Leandro Cardenas "Postlude/Ayagunna" from Against The Jazz Police (577 Records) 2:14:59
  • Host speaks 2:19:36
  • Heroes Are Gang Leaders "Sad Dictator" from LeAutoRoiOgraphy (577 Records) 2:21:44

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