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New albums from Art Hirahara, Krzysia Górniak and Kate Amrine
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In between some archive cuts with classic jazz from across the years.
Playlist
- Art Hirahara "Like Water" from Balance Point (Posi-tone) 00:00
- Melissa Aldana "El Castillo de Velenje" from Visions (Motéma Music) 09:07
- Rudy Royston "Soul Train" from Flatbed Buggy (Greenleaf) 18:36
- Joe Martin "Malida" from Étoilée (Sunnyside) 28:40
- Kate Amrine "Skin (Version for Trumpet & Electronics)" from This Is My Letter to the World (Innova) 39:14
- Krzysia Górniak "Strawberry Kisses" from Memories (Self Released) 45:37
- Randy Weston "Con Alma" from African Nite (Enja) 52:31
- Art Hirahara "Blessed Son, Mr Weston" from Balance Point (Posi-tone) 1:00:00
- Dizzy Gillespie "Manteca Theme" from Afro (Verve) 1:05:32
- Keith Jarrett, Jan Garbarek, Palle Danielsson, Jon Christensen "Solstice" from Belonging (ECM) 1:10:34
- Krzysia Górniak "Sweet Almonds" from Memories (Self Released) 1:24:02
- Kate Amrine "My Body, My Choice" from This Is My Letter to the World (Innova) 1:33:27
- Something Blue "Vast" from Maximum Enjoyment (Posi-tone) 1:36:25
- Art Hirahara "The Path of the Gods" from Balance Point (Posi-tone) 1:43:33
- Krzysia Górniak "Cardamom Coffee" from Memories (Self Released) 1:49:54
- Miles Davis "Seven Steps to Heaven" from Miles Davis at Newport: 1955-1975: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 4 (Columbia) 1:55:49
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