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Michael Leonhart, Rava, Lovano, Zappa & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
July 28, 2019
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From previously unreleased recordings of Frank Zappa to the much-anticipated new album by the Michael Leonhart Orchestra and the exciting collaboration between Enrico Rava and Joe Lovano, this week we delve into another stash of really exciting new releases.

Happy listening!

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Goran Kajfes Subtropic Arkestra "Trance Dance" The Reason Why, Vol. 3 (Cristal) 11:30
Dominique Fils-Aimé "Sun Rise" Stay Tuned! (Ensoul) 20:20
Host Talks 22:17
Loke Risberg "Lotass" Vilddjur (EhMM) 24:06
Ted Nash "A Boy Like That" Somewhere Else (Plastic Sax) 33:18
Enrico Rava, Joe Lovano "Forth Worth" Roma (ECM) 38:02
Host Talks 50:30
Zhenya Strigalev, Federico Dannemann "Speed Up" The Change (Rainy Days) 52:15
Leïla Martial "Nuit Pygmée" Warm Canto (Baa Box) (LABORIE Jazz) 59:13
Ben Goldberg "Corpse Pose" Good Day for Cloud Fishing (Pyroclastic) 1:05:44
Host Talks 1:12:31
Shahbaz Hussain, Helen Anahita Wilson "Azar" Diwan (Golden Girl) 1:14:34
Gianni Gagliardi "Bikram" Bikram (AMP) 1:20:46
Liam Noble "Pink Mice" The Long Game (Edition) 1:25:13
Host Talks 1:13:11
Eyolf Dale, Andre Roligheten "First Clue" Departure (Edition) 1:32:33
Satoyama "One Part Per Milion" Magic Forest (Jazz Engine) 1:39:04
Host Talks 1:43:24
Frank Zappa "Black Napkins" Zappa in New York (40th Anniversary / Deluxe Edition) (Zappa Records) 1:47:33

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