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Vijay Iyer, Turnpike Diaries and Other New Releases
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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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Vijay Iyer
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TONY MALABY
Linda May Han Oh
Tyshawn Sorey
Miguel de Armas
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Broken Shadows
Tim Berne
Chris Speed
Reid Anderson
dave king
Tom Rainey
Silke Eberhard
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