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New Music from Lauren Lee, Eric Wyatt, Manuel Dunkel and More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
October 24, 2019
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This week we feature loads of new releases, including music from Lauren Lee, Eric Wyatt, Manuel Dunkel and Mark Fox.

Playlist

Eric Wyatt "Bud Powell" from The Golden Rule, For Sonny (Whaling City Sound ) 00:00
fo mo deep "Move On Up" from Szygy (RH Media) 09:10
Lauren Lee "Windowsill" from Windowsill (ears&eyes Records) 14:49
Manuel Dunkel "The Endless Path" from Discoveries (Eclipse Music) 24:03
Mark Fox "Iridescent Sounds" from Iridescent Sounds (Humble Genius Records) 32:13
Kris Davis "Diatom Ribbons" from Diatom Ribbons (Pyroclastic Records) 39:46
Billy Mohler "Even Tide" from Focus! (Make Records) 46:37
Dave Robbins Sextet "Upper Management" from Joan of Art (Cellar Live) 52:08
Ben Wolfe "First Things First" from Fatherhood (Resident Arts Records) 1:00:00
Ben van Gelder, Tony Tixier, Tom Berkmann, Matthias Ruppnig "Chamberlain" from Scopes (Whirlwind Records) 1:05:49
Ronnie Cuber "Gloria's Step" from Straight Street (SteepleChase) 1:11:56
Nat Reeves "Spirit Waltz" from Blue Ridge (Nat Reeves / Side Door Jazz) 1:21:18
Manuel Dunkel "Sun Dogs" from Discoveries (Eclipse Music) 1:29:13
Mark Fox "Magenta Moods" from Iridescent Sounds (Humble Genius Records) 1:35:35
Lauren Lee "Get Off Me" from Windowsill (ears&eyes Records) 1:39:54
Eric Wyatt "Don't Stop The Carnival" from The Golden Rule, For Sonny (Whaling City Sound) 1:46:37
fo mo deep "Maple Street" from Szygy (RH Media) 1:53:49

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