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New Music From Ches Smith, Eva Novoa, Arve Henriksen & Harmen Fraanj, And More
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On this show we feature new music from Ches Smith, Eva Novoa, Arve Henriksen & Harmen Fraanj, Matthieu Bordenave, Adam Schroeder & Mark Masters, Ewart Asplund Ricks Trio , Christoph Gallio Day & Taxi, Recabarren Menares Vazquez, Ken Vandermark's Edition Redux, Drazek Fuscaldo Drake Aoki Jones & Abrams, and a recording from the 1960s from Michael Garrick.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Ches Smith "Sweatered Webs (Hey Mom)" from Laugh Ash (Pyroclastic) 01:00
- Eva Novoa "Rocket Man" from Novoa / Gress / Gray Trio, Vol. 1 (577 Records) 09:01
- Arve Henriksen, Harmen Fraanje "Redream" from Touch of Time (ECM) 18:30
- Matthieu Bordenave, Florian Weber, Patrice Moret, James Maddren "Three Four" from The Blue Land (ECM) 27:37
- Adam Schroeder, Mark Masters "Daylite Express" from CT! (Capri Records) 34:17
- Ewart Asplund Ricks Trio "Emphatic Now" from Emphatic Now (Neuma) 42:09
- Chrisoph Gallio Day & Taxi "Tall Guy Blues" from Live In Baden (Clean Feed) 52:04
- Recabarren Menares Vazquez "Aninovo" from Familia (Greenleaf) 1:00:35
- Ches Smith "Exit Shivers" from Laugh Ash (Pyroclastic) 1:06:02
- Edition Redux "No Back to Your Jacket/Reel to Reel/Flatlands" from Better A Rook Than A Pawn (Audiographic Records) 1:15:03
- Drazek, Fuscaldo, Drake, Aoki, Jones, Abrams "Weaving Tongues" from June 22 (Astral Spirits) 1:31:47
- Michael Garrick "Promises" from Farnborough Technical College 1965 (British Progressive Jazz) 1:53:32
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Ches Smith
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Eva Novoa
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Harmen Fraanj
Matthieu Bordenave
Adam Schroeder
Mark Masters
Christoph Gallio
Edition Redux
Michael Garrick
Florian Weber
Patrice Moret
James Maddren
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