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New Music From James Brandon Lewis & More
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On this show we feature new album from James Brandon Lewis Red Lily Quintet. In addition, releases from Steve Lehman, Matana Roberts, Quinsin Nachoff, Royal New Zealand Air Force Jazz Orchestra, Alabaster DePlume, Surdelsur Ensamble, Jesse Dietschi, Wendell Harrison, and, Itamar Borochov.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- James Brandon Lewis, Red Lily Quintet "Deep River" from From Mahalia With Love (Aum Fidelity) 00:54
- Steve Lehman & Orchestre National de Jazz "39" from Ex Machina (Pi Recordings) 10:51
- Matana Roberts "A(way) Is Not An Option" from Coin Coin Chapter Five: In the garden... (Constellation) 19:35
- Quinsin Nachoff "Scorpio" from Stars and Constellations (Adyhâropa Records) 26:17
- Royal New Zealand Air Force Jazz Orchestra "Birds Of Prey" from Kaiwhakatere (Special Edition) (Thick Records) 54:35
- Alabaster DePlume "Broken Again" from Come With Fierce Grace (International Anthem) 54:16
- James Brandon Lewis, Red Lily Quintet "Calvary" from From Mahalia With Love (Aum Fidelity) 1:00:00
- Surdelsur Ensamble "Todo lo que existe entre recordar y olvidar" from Hernández-Sanjurjo-Nebbia (ears&eyes) 1:09:25
- Jesse Dietschi Trio "Loose Plug" from Gradient (Self Released) 1:21:58
- Wendell Harrison "Changing The Scene" from Fly By Night (Wenha Records) 1:31:16
- Matana Roberts "Shake My Bones" from Coin Coin Chapter Five: In the garden... (Constellation) 1:38:53
- Itamar Borochov "Dirge" from Arba (Greenleaf) 1:43:14
- James Brandon Lewis, Red Lily Quintet "Elijah Rock" from From Mahalia With Love (Aum Fidelity) 1:51:01
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James Brandon Lewis
Bob Osborne
Steve Lehman
Matana Roberts
Quinsin Nachoff
Royal New Zealand Air Force Jazz Orchestra
Alabaster DePlume
Surdelsur Ensamble
Jesse Dietschi
Wendell Harrison
Itamar Borochov
About James Brandon Lewis
Instrument: Saxophone, tenor
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