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New Jazz from Argentina and Beyond

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
August 26, 2021
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On this show Argentinian jazz from Axel Filip, La Disidencia de las Máquinas lead by Federico Isasti, and, El Devinir Del Rio. I also have new albums from Hank Roberts, William Parker, and, Leo Genovese with Mariano Otero and Sergio Verdinelli. There is also a look back to the 1970s for classic live sounds from Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath.

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Axel Filip "Repleto de raices" from Sendero (eyes&ears) 00:00
El Devinir Del Rio "Jardín incierto" from Invocación (eyes&ears) 05:59
Hank Roberts Sextet "SAT / SUN PA TU X" from Science of Love (Sunnyside) 16:16
La Disidencia de las Máquinas "Cierre de oficio" from Imago (eyes&ears) 24:33
Leo Genovese, Mariano Otero, Sergio Verdinelli "Battle of Adwa" from Trio Sin Tiempo : Ritmos de Agua (577 Records ) 31:44
William Parker "Rocas Rojas" from Mayan Space Station (Aum Fidelity) 35:16
Axel Filip "Nocturnal" from Sendero (eyes&ears) 42:25
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath "Kongi's Theme" from Bremen to Bridgewater (Cuneiform) 48:06
El Devinir Del Rio "La emancipacion de la rosa" from Invocación (eyes&ears) 1:00:00
Leo Genovese, Mariano Otero, Sergio Verdinelli "Los Pajaros" from Trio Sin Tiempo : Ritmos de Agua (577 Records) 1:15:50
William Parker "Mayan Space Station" from Mayan Space Station (Aum Fidelity) 1:20:26
La Disidencia de las Máquinas "For Petter" from Imago (eyes&ears) 1:35:36
Hank Roberts Sextet "845 L" from Science of Love (Sunnyside) 1:41:18
Leo Genovese, Mariano Otero, Sergio Verdinelli "Molay Bedra" from Trio Sin Tiempo : Ritmos de Agua (577 Records) 1:53:42
Axel Filip "El Brujo" from Sendero (eyes&ears) 1:58:50

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