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New Releases Including Paul Dunmall Plus A Tribute To Peter Brötzmann

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
July 27, 2023
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On this show we feature new album releases from Paul Dunmall, Dan Pitt, Patrick Golden with Jim Clouse & Adam Lane, Alex Coke & Carl Michel, Doug McDonald, Altin Sencalar, David Helbock, Jason Kao Hwang, Aki Rissanen, and, Tyshawn Sorey. In addition, we mark the passing of Peter Brötzmann with three selections from his extensive music catalogue.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Paul Dunmall "The Beauty In You" from New Quartet : World Without (577 Records) 01:01
Dan Pitt Trio "Fourteen Days" from Stages (Self Released) 14:37
Patrick Golden, Jim Clouse, Adam Lane "Legging It!" from Different Dream (Self Released) 22:17
Alex Coke—Carl Michel Sextet "4 Mobile Structures Dedicated to Alexander Calder" from Emergence (PlayOn Records) 35:04
Doug McDonald Trio "Benedetto's Theme" from Edwin Alley (Dmac Music) 45:26
Altin Sencalar "Homenaje a Armando" from In Good Standing (Posi-tone) 50:53
David Helbock "Crimson Woman" from Austrian Syndicate (ACT) 55:36
Jason Kao Hwang/Critical Response "The Power of Many in the Soul of One" from Book of Stories (True Sound Recording) 1:00:00
Aki Rissanen "Code Indigo" from Hyperreal (Edition) 1:13:57
Tyshawn Sorey "Seleritus" from Continuing (Pi Recordings) 1:21:50
Peter Brötzmann Octet "Machine Gun (Second Take)" from Machine Gun (FMP) 1:38:09
Last Exit "Discharge" from Last Exit (Enemy) 1:53:05
Peter Brötzmann, Jay Oliver, Willi Kellers, Manfred Schoof "Trollymog" from In A State Of Undress (FMP) 1:56:26

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