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New releases plus a live recording of A Love Supreme
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This week's show features new releases from Bob Gorry, Dave Mullen, Jared Schonig, Nabou, Javier Subatin and live music from Roy Campbell with John Dikeman, Raoul van der Weide, Peter Jacquemyn, and Klaus Kugel. To kick things off, a taster from a previously unreleased live recording of John Coltrane playing "A Love Supreme."Playlist
- John Coltrane_"A Love Supreme, Pt. IV -Psalm" from A Love Supreme -Live In Seattle 1965 (Impulse) 00:00
- Bob Gorry "Safecracker" from GoBruCcio (NHIC Records) 08:33
- Dave Mullen Ensemble "Like Rahsaan" from Solace (Mullsoul Music) 19:42
- Jared Schonig "Climb" from Two Takes Vol 2 Big Band (Anzic Records) 26:56
- N??BOU "You Know" from You Know (Outnote Records) 36:33
- Javier Subatin "Mountain #5/Rocks" from Mountains (Habitable Records) 43:38
- Javier Subatin "Mountain #1" from Mountains (Habitable Records) 56:10
- Dave Mullen Ensemble "The Grind" from Solace (Mullsoul Music) 1:00:48
- Jared Schonig "Nuts" from Two Takes Vol 2 Big Band (Anzic Records) 1:08:42
- Roy Campbell, John Dikeman, Raoul van der Weide, Peter Jacquemyn, Klaus Kugel "When The Time Is Right (Edit)" from When The Time Is Right (577 Records) 01:17:15
- Dave Mullen Ensemble "Mane Tronk" from Solace (Mullsoul Music) 01:25:42
- Bob Gorry "Magic City Madness" from GoBruCcio (NHIC Records) 01:31:32
- Jared Schonig "Eight Twenty" from Two Takes Vol 2 Big Band (Anzic Records) 01:41:29
- Javier Subatin "Mountain #3" from Mountains (Habitable Records) 01:50:24
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John Coltrane
Bob Osborne
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Jared Shonig
Nabou
Javier Subatin
Roy Campbell
John Dikeman
Raoul Van der Weide
Peter Jacquemyn
Klaus Kugel
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