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New Releases From Gordon Grdina, John Surman, Moppa Elliott , And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 22, 2024
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On the show we feature two tracks from the new album from John Surman . There are also dual releases from Moppa Elliott and Gordon Grdina. Other featured albums are from Diego Rivera, Albert Vila, Tim Berne's Sunny Five, Ada Rovatti, Cliff Korman, Guillaume Gargaud and Eero Savela, Mary Halvorson, and Brian Dickinson.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
John Surman, Rob Luft, Rob Waring, Thomas Strønen "Hawksmoor" from Words Unspoken (ECM) 00:58
Gordon Grdina & Christian Lillinger "Encounters" from Duo Work (Attaboygirl Records) 08:17
Moppa Elliott's Acceleration Due to Gravity "Cedar Run" from Jonesville (Hot Cup Records) 16:19
Moppa Elliott's Advancing on a Wild Pitch "Mud Run" from Disasters Vol. 2 (Hot Cup Records) 20:03
Diego Rivera "Dignified Response" from With Just A Word (Posi-tone) 26:34
Albert Vila, Doug Weiss, Rudy Royston "Northern Flower" from Reality Is Nuance (Fresh Sound Records) 33:10
SUNNY FIVE Tim Berne, David Torn, Ches Smith, Devin Hoff, Marc Ducret "Scratch" from Candid (Intakt) 41:03
Ada Rovatti "Painchiller" from The Hidden World Of Piloo (Piloo Records) 1:00:45
Gordon Grdina with Fathieh Honari "Not of Them" from The Marrow (Attaboygirl Records) 1:09:34
Cliff Korman "Ternura" from Bossas and Ballads (Tiger Turn) 1:22:02
Guillaume Gargaud and Eero Savela "Part five" from Syyspimee (Ramble Records) 1:30:53
Mary Halvorson "Ultramarine" from Cloudward (Nonesuch Records) 1:37:20
Brian Dickinson "A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing" from Ballads (Modica Music) 1:45:32
John Surman, Rob Luft, Rob Waring, Thomas Strønen "Onich Ceilidh" from Words Unspoken (ECM) 1:52:02

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