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New Music From Alan Ferber And More Plus A Look Back At Carter And Ughi
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On this show we feature an eclectic mix of forthcoming and recent releases including Alan Ferber, Bellbird, Kavita Shah, Marcos Fernandez & Arturo O'Farrill, Eduardo Elia, Naya Baaz, Asher Gamedze, Matt Ulery, Liv Andrea Hauge, Knut Kvitfe Nesheim, and Manuel Gamez. There is also a look back at two great albums from Daniel Carter and Federico Ughi.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Alan Ferber Nonet "Ambling" from Up High, Down Low (Sunnyside) 00:41
- Bellbird "Bluff" from Root In Tandem (Self Released) 07:59
- Kavita Shah "Angola" from Cape Verdean Blues (Folkalist Records) 15:18
- Santiago Big Band feat. Marcos Fernandez, Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra feat. Arturo O'Farrill "Pitbull Mambo" from Santiago Brooklyn Santiago (Zoho) 20:45
- Eduardo Elia "Una Pregunta, Tres Respuestas" from Una Pregunta, Tres Respuestas (577 Records) 27:45
- Naya Baaz "Charm" from Charm (Whirlwind Recordings) 34:23
- Asher Gamedze "Underground Formation" from Turbulence and Pulse (International Anthem) 41:02
- Matt Ulery "The Brink Of What" from Mannerist (Woolgathering Records) 48:16
- Liv Andrea Hauge Ensemble "Out There, Somewhere" from Hva nå, Ekko? (ODIN Records) 1:00:00
- Knut Kvifte Nesheim & OJKOS "Taoe" from Graosido (Taragot) 1:08:32
- Manuel Gamez "Faith" from Jam Session (Self Released) 1:15:30
- Daniel Carter, Stelios Mihas, Irma Nejando, Federico Ughi "Wenyamombe And Gomukomu Wesimbi" from Radical Invisibility (577 Records) 1:22:15
- Daniel Carter, Steve Swell , Federico Ughi "Middleclass Madness" from Concrete Science (577 Records) 1:42:05
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Alan Ferber
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Bellbird
Kavita Shah
Marcos Fernandez
Arturo O'Farrill
Eduardo Elia
Naya Baaz
Asher Gamedze
Matt Ulery
Liv Andrea Hauge
Knut Kvitfe Nesheim
Manuel Gamez
Daniel Carter
Federico Ughi
Stelios Mihas
Irma Nejando
Steve Swell
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