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Marshall Allen, Tom Weeks & David Murray

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Live In Philadelphia, the new release by the miracle-man, saxophonist Marshall Allen, celebrates his 101st birthday on May 25. Recorded live at Solar Myth in Philadelphia, the album features Allen with Ghost Horizons, and it's one of the features by saxophonists in this episode of One Man's Jazz: David Murray's quartet goes to the birds on the new Birdly Serenade; Sweden's Alberto Pinton's latest is his debut on vinyl; Tom Weeks, alto player from San Francisco, is absolutely burnin' on his new Paranoid II, while Denmark's Signe Emmeluth tears it up as a member of the Hyperboreal Trio on its debut. This episode is not all saxophone though: check out the trio of pianist Marian Dzukljev, bassist Christian Weber & drummer Michael Griener, New York experimental bands TROPOS & History Dog, Tasmanian guitarist Damien Kingston, and more from the Strata-East re-release catalog.

Playlist

  • Joe Fonda "Fast" from Bass Of Operations (FSR Records) 00:00
  • Brittany Davis "Girl (Now We're The Same)" from Black Thunder (Loosegroove) 03:48
  • Host speaks 12:06
  • Marshall Allen "We'll Wait For You/Hit That Jive Jack" from Live In Philadelphia (Otherly Love) 14:43
  • Marshall Allen "Space Ghost" from Live In Philadelphia (Otherly Love) 19:52
  • Mathias Landaeus Trio " Glömska av bly" from Resilience (Self-released) 27:39
  • Host speaks 31:37
  • Hyperboreal Trio "Ahuyentado" from Hyperboreal Trio (Relative Pitch) 33:18
  • John Gordon "Step By Step" from Step By Step (Strata-East) 40:34
  • The Brass Company "Alias Buster Henry" from Colors (Strata-East) 51:17
  • Host speaks 57:23
  • David Murray Quartet "Capistrano Swallow" from Birdly Serenade (Impulse) 1:00:24
  • Jordi Cassagne & Barbastelle "Écueil" from Vestiges Ètèsien (Aut Records) 1:04:44
  • Damien Kingston Quartet "Harmony" from Let The Light In (Self-released) 1:11:49
  • Host speaks 1:19:40
  • Marian Džukljev, ChristianWeber & Michael Griener "Empty Gloves" from Industriesalon (Trouble In The East) 1:21:25
  • Nels Cline "Question Marks The Spot" from Concentrik Quartet (Blue Note) 1:33:40
  • Hélène Labarrière "À Travers La Vie" from Puzzle (Jazzdor) 1:38:52
  • Host speaks 1:47:14
  • Tropos "The Best Donuts In Pennsylvania" from Switches (Endectomorph) 1:48:40
  • Sana Nagano, Hery Paz, Max Johnson & Alfred Vogel "The Elephant" from Chattering Teeth (Boomslang) 1:53:49
  • History Dog "Field Recordings" from Root Systems (Otherly Love) 2:03:23
  • Host speaks 2:08:56
  • Alberto Pinton & Restless "Suite For Clarinets—Allt Större Klarhet Part 1" from Allt Större Klarhet (Moserobie) 2:11:51
  • The Young Mothers "Hymn" from Better If You Let It (Sonic Transmission) 2:17:08
  • Host speaks 2:24:19
  • Tom Weeks Trio "Gaye Sex" from Paranoid II (Wolfsblood) 2:25:52

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