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Milton Man Gogh, Rachel Musson Curtis Nowosad & More

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Trios and quartets dominate this episode: three-quarters of the playlist are from groups of that size. Featured is German saxophonist Philipp Gropper and his quartet Philm with music from his new album Consequences. Another quartet heard for the first time is Ornicar from France, and The OGJB Quartet is back. Of the threesomes, first timers are Gentiane MG from Montreal, Milton Man Gogh from Australia, Alexi Tuomarila from Finland, New York's Caroline Davis, Polish bassist Franciszek Pospieszalski, and England's free-jazz saxophonist Rachel Musson and pianist Liam Noble. And yes, as a matter of fact, the opening tune is the ringtone on my cell.

Playlist

  • Donny Hathaway "Thank You Master (For My Soul)" from Everything Is Everything (Atco) 00:00
  • Host speaks 05:43
  • Alexi Tuomarila Trio "Jord" from Sphere (Edition) 07:39
  • Casper Nyvang Rask "Alan Silva -Zum Beispie" from Slow Evolution Ensemble (Gotta Let It Out) 15:23
  • Johnathan Blake "Trope" from Trion (Giant Step Arts) 20:16
  • Host speaks 28:07
  • Philipp Gropper 's Philm "Forgiving" from Consequences (WhyPlayJazz) 29:52
  • Yusef Komunyakaa, David Cieri & Mike Brown "Rhythm Method" from Dark Furniture (Ropeadope) 40:42
  • Ocean Fanfare "Cordovan" from First Nature (Barefoot) 45:05
  • Host speaks 50:23
  • Rodrigo Amado & Chris Corsano "Don't Take It Too Bad" from No Place To Fall (Astral Spirits) 51:29
  • Milton Man Gogh "Quit While You're Ahead" from Stress to Impress (Self-released) 59:15
  • Host speaks 1:04:45
  • Milton Man Gogh "TV Was Better When I Was Younger" from How to Be Big and Small at the Same Time (Self-released) 1:06:15
  • Dan Phillips & Jim Baker "Convoluted Confluence" from Light At Depth (Lizard Breath) 1:09:55
  • Istvan Grensco's Special Collective 5 "Do Not Slam the Door" from Do Not Slam the Door (BMC) 1:19:10
  • Host speaks 1:24:48
  • Franciszek Pospieszalski Trio "Medieval Train" from Accumulated Thoughts (Private Edition) 1:25:54
  • OGJB "GS #2" from Bamako (Tum) 1:31:52
  • OGJB "3 Phrase 09" from Bamako (Tum) 1:39:12
  • Caroline Davis "Remiges" from Alula (New Amsterdam) 1:44:34
  • Host speaks 1:51:22
  • Liam Noble Trio "Rain On My Birthday" from The Long Game (Edition) 1:52:38
  • Philipp Gropper's Philm "Saturn" from Consequences (WhyPlayJazz) 1:59:23
  • Host speaks 2:09:09
  • Gentiane MG "Fool's Gold" from Wonderland (Effendi) 2:10:10
  • Sam Gill's Coursed Waters "Fortean Days" from Many Altered Returns (Earshift Music) 2:15:07
  • Ornicar "S'il Vous Plait: Ou y-a-t-il un dromedaire?" from Ornicar A Disparu (Self-released) 2:23:42
  • Host speaks 2:30:10
  • Rachel Musson "Improvisation 1-Part 2" from Shifa -Live at Café Oto (577 Records) 2:32:15
  • Jeremy Udden "One For Us" from Three in Paris (Sunnyside) 2:43:17
  • Andrea Keller "Sweet Cacophony" from Transients Volume 1 (Self-released) 2:45:58
  • Host speaks 2:51:27
  • Curtis Nowosad "Hard Time Killing Floor Blues" from Curtis Nowosad (Sessionheads United) 2:53:41

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