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Olhos de Gato: John Hadfield and Friends
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In November, All About Jazz interviewed the prolific world-jazz percussionist John Hadfield. This edition of Caminhos do Jazz radio features Hadfield's latest single, a gorgeous rendition of Carla Bley's "Olhos de Gato" with pianist Rachel Eckroth and bassist Petros Klampanis (read review). The show also contains selections from a few of the many (100+) recordings in his discography, including his own Paris Quintet and albums with Kinan Azmeh's CityBand (read review), Rachel Eckroth (read review), and Brad Shepik (read review).Playlist
- Rachel Eckroth & John Hadfield, feat. Petros Klampanis "Olhos de Gato" -Single (Adhyâropa, 2025) 00:36
- John Hadfield, feat. Jozef Dumoulin "Catacombs" from John Hadfield's Paris Quartet (Outnote, 2022) 10:23
- John Hadfield, feat. Sylvain Rifflet, Josef Dumoulin and Chris Jennings "The River" John Hadfield's Paris Quartet (Outnote, 2022) 15:07
- Rachel Eckroth & John Hadfield "Speaking in Tongues" from Speaking in Tongues (Adhyâropa, 2025) 25:18
- Rachel Eckroth & John Hadfield "Blood Moon" from Speaking in Tongues (Adhyâropa, 2025) 30:13
- Brad Shepik, feat. Layale Chaker, Amino Belyamani, Sam Minaie and John Hadfield "Travel Back" from Human Activity: Dream of the Possible (Shifting Paradigm, 2024) 39:43
- Brad Shepik, feat. Layale Chaker, Amino Belyamani, Sam Minaie and John Hadfield "Orange Haze" from Human Activity: Dream of the Possible (Shifting Paradigm, 2024) 46:10
- Kinan Azmeh CityBand, feat. Kyle Sanna, Josh Myers and John Hadfield "Wedding" from Live in Berlin (Dreyer Gaido, 2025) 53:24
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Olhos De Gato
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Brad Shepik
Petros Klampanis
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Sylvain Rifflet
Chris Jennings
Layale Chaker
Amino Belyamani
Sam Minaie
Kinan Azmeh
Kyle Sanna
Josh Myers
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