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Recent And Forthcoming Releases From Playfield, Mauricio Dawid, Armando Luongo, And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
December 28, 2023
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On this show we present recent and forthcoming releases from Brunswick Street Parade, Mauricio Dawid, Armando Luongo, Bruno Parrinha Vine Leaf, Nelson Montana, the trio of Gordon Grdina Mat Maneri & Christian Lillinger, Liba Villavecchia, HIIT, Lisa Hilton, Miho Hazama, Rob Luft, Lucia Fodde, and Daniel Carter's groundbreaking Playfield ensemble,

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Show Intro 00:00
Brunswick Street Parade "Do You Ever Think Of Me?" from Jazz in Meanjin 007: Live at The Bearded Lady (4000 Records) 00:55
Mauricio Dawid "Viena" from Tiene que llover (ears&eyes) 08:48
Armando Luongo "Vibes" from New Lands (Hypnote) 17:25
Bruno Parrinha Vine Leaf "Tale Three" from Tales of Senses (Clean Feed) 26:34
Nelson Montana "Giants Steps" from Well... I Wasn't Expecting THAT! (Self Released) 38:05
Gordon Grdina, Mat Maneri, Christian Lillinger "Communion" from Live at the Armoury (Clean Feed) 41:35
Liba Villavecchia Trio "Birchwood" from Birchwood (Clean Feed) 52:50
HIIT "Taro (to Giorgio Gaslini)" from For Beauty Is Nothing But The Beginning Of Terror (Clean Feed) 1:00:00
Lisa Hilton "Blue Is Green" from Coincidental Moment (Ruby Slipper Productions) 1:05:28
Miho Hazama "A Monk In Ascending And Descending" from m_unit: Beyond Orbits (Edition Records) 1:11:08
Rob Luft "Daylight Saving Time" from Dahab Days (Edition Records) 1:20:10
Lucia Fodde "Mood Indigo/Duke Ellington's Sound Of Love" from Harlem Beats (TimeZone Records) 1:28:08
Playfield "Magic Tree" from Magic Heart (577 Records) 1:39:15

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