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Billy Mohler, Mat Walerian, Larry Ochs, Aram Shelton, Alister Spence and More

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
September 9, 2020
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I was so taken by bassist Billy Mohler's playing with the Dan Rosenboom Quartet which opens this show, I had to go find Mohler's music. He's featured in the third hour. Also featured are a bunch of great new releases: multi-reedist Mat Walerian with a superb band of Matthew Shipp, William Parker and Hamid Drake, saxophonists Larry Ochs and Aram Shelton with their new release for Clean Feed, saxophonist Sam Decker (there's a trend here), more sax from Sweden's Martin Kuchen and the Mathias Landaeus, dual Danish saxmen Thomas Agergaard and Thomas Hass, Texas reedman Willie Oteri, bassist Daniel Toledo, guitarist Dan Phillips and finally a pianist, Alister Spence, with Whirlpool, his first all-solo recording in a long time. Lots of other great music too. Enjoy!

Playlist

Dan Rosenboom Quartet "Solidarity" from Points on an Infinite Line (Orenda) 00:00
Host speaks 06:27
Dan Rosenboom Quartet "Moment of Clarity" from Points on an Infinite Line (Orenda) 08:04
Ben Zucker "Sussurigation" from Fifth Season (Amalgam) 17:07
Burka "Germán Y Su Fascinacion Por Las Plantas" from La Venganza De La Hija De Saturno (Self-released) 23:34
Host speaks 28:27
Larry Ochs-Aram Shelton Quartet "Switch" from Continental Drift (Clean Feed) 29:39
Sam Decker "Filles" from Shrove (Sunnyside) 35:33
Andrew D'Angelo DNA Orchestra "Free Willy" from DNA Orchestra (Self-released) 39:15
Daniel Toledo Quintet "Blue Star" from Fletch (Audio Cave) 47:19
Host speaks 54:01
Willie Oteri "Midnight Drivers" from TBA (Self-released) 55:15
Francesco Bigoni "Cleaver #2" from Headless Cat-Blind Tail (Self-released) 1:01:19
Host speaks 1:08:49
Mat Walerian Okuden Quartet "Thelonious Forever" from Every Dog Has Its Day But It Doesn't Matter Because Fat Cat Is Getting Fatter ( ESP-Disk) 1:10:57
Mat Walerian Okuden Quartet "Business with William" from Every Dog Has Its Day But It Doesn't Matter Because Fat Cat Is Getting Fatter (ESP-Disk) 1:24:40
Host speaks 1:36:47
Thomas Agergaard, Thomas Hass "License To Love" from Double Drums (Self-released) 1:37:18
Urs Blochlinger Revisited "Love You....But Later" from Harry Doesn't Mind (Leo) 1:44:33
Host speaks 1:51:04
Martin Kuchen & The Landaeus Trio "East Hastings Satian Slow Stomp" from Mind The Gap Of Silence (Clean Feed) 1:51:53
Larry Ochs-Aram Shelton Quartet "Strand" from Continental Drift (Clean Feed) 2:01:39
Host speaks 2:07:23
Dan Phillips "Shape # 12" from Solo Guitar Improvisations -Shapes of Things (Lizard Breath) 2:08:26
Bob Gluck "Here Now" from Early Morning Star (FMR) 2:14:20
Caterpillar Quartet "The Machine in the Ghost" from Threads (Self-released) 2:18:54
Host speaks 2:23:49
Sam Decker "Falling Action" from Shrove (Sunnyside) 2:25:32
Samuel Blaser "Original Dixieland One Step" from 1291 (Blaser Music) 2:30:49
Billy Mohler "Deconstruction" from Focus (MAKE) 2:34:50
Billy Mohler "Visible Light" from Focus (MAKE) 2:39:43
Billy Mohler "Wolf Moon" from Focus (MAKE) 2:43:58
Jeff Cosgrove Trio "O'Neal's Porch" from History Gets Ahead of the Story (Grizzley) 2:46:06
Host speaks 2:52:56
Alister Spence "(Back) Water" from Whirlpool (Alister Spence Music) 2:55:07

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Instrument: Bass

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