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New Music From Scolari, Reddy, Pipe And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
May 4, 2023
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On this show we present an eclectic mix of brand new releases from Claudio Scolari Project, Roxane Reddy, Melissa Pipe Sextet, Star City Survivor, Emil and the Detectives, Peter Orins, and, Peter Brötzmann with Heather Leigh and Fred Lonberg-Holm.

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Show Intro 00:00
Claudio Scolari Project "Cannoli on Board" from Intermission (Principal Records) 00:50
Roxane Reddy "Les Balienes-Premier Mouvement" from Jaywalking (Multiple Chord Music) 09:11
Melissa Pipe Sextet "Fragment No.2" from Of What Remains (ODD Sound) 16:45
Star City Survivor "Empty and burning and empty" from Orbital Decay (Soul City Sounds) 23:10
Emil and the Detectives "River With 2 Springs" from Remote Proximity (Videre) 31:14
Roxane Reddy "Proies" from Jaywalking (Multiple Chord Music) 39:33
Claudio Scolari Project "Intermission" from Intermission (Principal Records) 44:54
Peter Orins "Prélude Infini" from Dead Dead Gang (circum-disc) 47:34
Roxane Reddy "Les Balienes-Deuxième Mouvement" from Jaywalking (Multiple Chord Music) 1:00:51
Emil and the Detectives "Dark Matter" from Remote Proximity (Videre) 1:05:55
Melissa Pipe Sextet "Day" from Of What Remains (ODD Sound) 1:11:16
Claudio Scolari Project "Rainbow Mirror" from Intermission (Principal Records) 1:18:30
Emil and the Detectives "Tranquility" from Remote Proximity (Videre) 1:25:15
Peter Brötzmann, Heather Leigh, Fred Lonberg-Holm "Naked Nudes" from Naked Nudes (Trost) 1:31:29

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