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Rediscovering PAZ And More
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The featured album on the show is a remarkable collection of the work of UK band/collective PAZ which charts their recorded legacy. In addition there is a variety of music released in the latter months 2024 and some of the early releases from 2025.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- PAZ"Crotales" from Variation & Creation : The Story of PAZ (Jazz In Britain) 00:28
- Shabaka "Cycles of Growth (Feat. Esperanza Spaulding)" from Possession (Impulse! Records) 10:28
- Claudio Scolari Project "It's Happening" from It's Happening (Principal Records) 14:33
- Ivo Perelman "Soul Searchin" from Embracing the Unknown (Mahalaka Music) 20:11
- Karl Latham "Magic Carpet Ride" from Living Standards II (Dropzone Jazz) 30:29
- PAZ "Cadenza" from Variation & Creation : The Story of PAZ (Jazz In Britain) 36:48
- Kenny Wheeler Legacy featuring the Royal Academy of Music Jazz Orchestra and Frost Jazz Orchestra "Smatta" from Some Days Are Better-The Lost Scores (Greenleaf) 52:59
- John Nau "Lupita" from Four Corners (Posi-Tone Records) 58:07
- Steve Smith and Vital Information "Don't Stop Believin' (feat. Manuel Valera & Janek Gwizdala)" from New Perspective (Drum Legacy Records) 1:04:00
- Talagbusao "Left Right" from Talagbusao (Robalo Music) 1:10:43
- Benjie Porecki "Wise Decisions" from All That Matters (Funklove Productions) 1:22:24
- Groovology "The Path (Extended Version)" from Almost Home (Sugartown Records) 1:29:58
- Noel Okimoto "Under The Bottom" from Hō`Ihi (Noel Okimoto Records) 1:38:57
- Vincenzi Virgilitto "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" from Precondition (Self Released) 1:45:33
- PAZ "Kandeen Love Song" from Variation & Creation : The Story of PAZ (Jazz In Britain) 1:49:53
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