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Renata Zeiguer, Javon Jackson, Nikki Giovanni, La La Lars & More New Releases
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A set bookended by great singers and features the new and not so new poetry of Nikki Giovanni; exciting young bands and musicians from Europe; a Big Band featuring only horns; percussions and vocalists, and more!Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Matt Berry, Emma Noble "Beatmaker" Beatmaker -Single (Acid Jazz) 0:16
- Host talks 3:13
- La La Lars "Häxa" La La Lars III (<1000) 4:44
- Host talks 8:28
- Fazer "Thea" Plex (City Slang) 9:47
- Run Logan Run "Shout Song" For a Brief Moment We Could Smell the Flowers (Worm Discs) 14:36
- Host talks 19:53
- Javon Jackson, Nikki Giovanni "Wade in the Water" The Gospel According to Nikki Giovanni (Solid Jackson) 21:05
- Nikki Giovanni "Poem for a Lady Whose Voice I Like" The Way I Feel (Modern Harmonic) 28:49
- Host talks 31:34
- Balto Exclamationpoint "Beat Like This" Beats by Balto! Vol. 2 (Chant) 33:50
- Linda Fredriksson "Lempilauluni" Juniper (We Jazz) 38:17
- Stuart Bogie featuring Joe Russo "The Prophets in the City (Arrival, Balance, Discipline, Joy)" The Prophets in the City (Royal Potato Family) 42:22
- Host talks 51:06
- Ilhan Ersahin, Dave Harrington, Kenny Wollesen "Invite Your Eye" Invite Your Eye (NuBlu) 52:24
- Rembrandt Frerichs "The Moon Shines Bright When It Doesn't Avoid the Night" A Wind Invisible Sweeps Us Through the World (Just Listen) 57:21
- Host talks 1:02:25
- Renata Zeiguer "Sunset Boulevard" Picnic in the Dark (Northern Spy) 1:02:59
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The Bogie Band
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İlhan Erşahin
Dave Harrington
Kenny Wollesen
Rembrandt Trio
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