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Miles And Bill And Some New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 9, 2022
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On this show all new releases from Evan Drybread, John Zorn with Bill Laswell, Stefan Orins Trio Trio, Toni Mora Quartet, Tony Malaby with Angelica Sanchez & Tom Rainey, Brandee Younger, High Pulp, Oded Tzur, Florian Hoefner Trio, and Mary Halvorson. There is also look back at the work of the Bill Evans Trio and Miles Davis' Bags Groove recordings.

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Show Intro 00:00
Evan Drybread "Blackball" from Tiger Tail (Self Released) 00:50
John Zorn, Bill Laswell "Brion Gysin" from The Cleansing (Tzadik) 06:44
Stefan Orins Trio "Natt Resa" from October 11 (CircumDisc) 17:19
Toni Mora Quartet "12" from Space Folklore (Hypnote) 24:55
Tony Malaby, Angelica Sanchez, Tom Rainey "Multi-Dimensional Lullabye" from Huapango (RogueArt) 30:32
Brandee Younger "Unrest" from Unrest (Impulse! Records) 39:19
High Pulp, Brandee Younger "Wax Hands" from Pursuit of Ends (ANTI-records) 44:59
Oded Tzur "Isabela" from Isabela (ECM) 49:37
Florian Hoefner Trio "Desert Bloom" from Desert Bloom (Alma Records) 1:00:29
Mary Halvorson "Flying Song" from Belladonna (Nonesuch) 1:08:33
Brandee Younger "Unrest II" from Unrest (Impulse! Records) 1:14:56
Bill Evans "Solar" from The Legendary Bill Evans (Cherry Red) 1:19:29
Miles Davis "Oleo" from Bags' Groove (Prestige) 1:28:13
Bill Evans "Blue In Green" from The Legendary Bill Evans (Cherry Red) 1:33:22
Miles Davis "Doxy" from Bags' Groove (Prestige) 1:38:40
Bill Evans "Milestones" from The Legendary Bill Evans (Cherry Red) 1:43:31
Miles Davis "Bags' Groove (Take 1)" from Bags' Groove (Prestige) 1:50:15

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