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Vijay Iyer, Turnpike Diaries and Other New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 3, 2021
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2021 continues to be the year that delivers excellent new releases. The show includes selection of recent albums including the exceptional new one from Vijay Iyer. There is also a dip in the jazz archive for some music by Graham Collier with a band containing a who's-who of stars of the British Jazz Scene. Also featured another album from the remarkable Turnpike Diaries series from Tony Malaby.

Playlist

Vijay Iyer, Linda May Han Oh, Tyshawn Sorey "Children Of Flint" from Uneasy (ECM) 00:00
Miguel de Armas "Angelique" from Continuous (Three Pines Records) 07:08
Friendy "Aaron" from Friendy Fire (GSI Records) 12:02
Broken Shadows : Tim Berne , Chris Speed, Reid Anderson ,Dave King "Broken Shadows" from Broken Shadows (Intakt) 21:31
Graham Collier "Deep Blue Dark Centre" from Workpoints (Cuneiform) 27:16
Vijay Iyer, Linda May Han Oh, Tyshawn Sorey "Touba" from Uneasy (ECM) 46:13
Friendy "Beyond Sad" from Friendy Fire (GSI Records) 53:16
Miguel de Armas "Eva Luna" from Continuous (Three Pines Records) 1:00:00
Tom Rainey Obbligato "If I Should Lose You" from Untucked in Hannover (Intakt) 1:02:52
Silke Eberhard Trio "U11" from Being the Up and Down (Intakt) 1:08:42
Vijay Iyer, Linda May Han Oh, Tyshawn Sorey "Configurations" from Uneasy (ECM) 1:17:52
Miguel de Armas "Gone Too Soon" from Continuous (Three Pines Records) 1:27:11
Friendy "Power Song" from Friendy Fire (GSI Records) 1:32:46
Tom Rainey Obbligato "Long Ago And Far Away" from Untucked in Hannover (Intakt) 1:41:12
Tony Malaby "Jersey Merge Redux (edit)" from Turnpike Diaries Volume 2 (Bandcamp) 1:48:37

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About Vijay Iyer

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

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Fieldwork

Painted Bride Art Center
Philadelphia, PA

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