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New Releases And Anthony Braxton Live

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 16, 2022
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On this show the best of recent jazz releases from around the world and a classic live track from Anthony Braxton. Featuring brand new music from George Crotty Trio, Doug Webb, Daniel Carter and The Telepathic Band, Jon Balke Siwan, Queen Kong, Artur Tuznik Sextet, Pasquale Stafano Trio, Carole Nelson Trio, David Murray Brave New World Trio, Tim Berne and Nasheet Waits, Art Hirahara, David Virelles, and John Sinton, Dominique Eade + Jed Wilson, & Tony Falco.

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Show Intro 00:00
George Crotty Trio "Chronotope" from Chronotope (Self Released) 00:43
Doug Webb "New Beginning" from The Message (PosiTone) 05:41
Daniel Carter and the Telepathic Band "Alive Hit Alive It" from Telepatica (577 Records) 12:20
Jon Balke's Siwan "Dialogo en la Noche" from Hafla (ECM) 27:09
Anthony Braxton "Composition No. 48" from Twelve Compositions (Music & Arts) 33:13
Queen Kong "Kavod 19" from Fray (Self Released) 47:22
Artur Tuznik Sextet "January" from Spring (Artur Tuznik Music) 53:35
Pasquale Stafano Trio "Sparks" from Sparks (Enja) 1:00:00
Carole Nelson Trio "Dreaming Of A Snake" from Night Vision (Blackstairs Records) 1:08:45
David Murray New World Trio "Seriana Promethea" from Seriana Promethea (Intakt) 1:16:24
David Virelles "Cuando Canta El Cornetín" from Nuna (Pi Recordings) 1:21:39
Tim Berne & Nasheet Waits "Tangled (Radio Edit)" from Tangled (Screwgun) 1:28:24
Josh Sinton, Jed Wilson, Tony Falco "Adumbration 1" from Adumbrations (Form is Possibility Recordings) 1:41:45
Art Hirahara "Groundswell/Ascent" from Ascent (Positone) 1:55:26

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