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Ron Miles: Custodian of Beauty, Part 2

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
April 5, 2022
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Celebrated for his distinctive voice on trumpet and cornet, elegant and timeless, Ron Miles was equally at ease with classical music, jazz tradition as well as with more out there experimentations. Here we feature a wide range of projects he lead, co-lead or guested on.

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Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
DJ Logic "Ron's House" The Anomaly (Ropeadope) 0:16
Host talks 5:16
Ron Miles "Mommy on Top" Woman's Day (Gramavision) 6:15
Host talks 11:18
Ginger Baker "Cyril Davies" Coward of the County (Atlantic) 12:55
Max Bessesen "Trouble" Trouble (Ropeadope) 21:44
Host talks 28:58
Wayne Horvitz "Nothing Dies As Slowly As a Scene (Death of the Kapowsin Tavern)" Some Places Are Forever Afternoon (11 Places for Richard Hugo) (Songlines) 30:26
Ben Goldberg "A Rhythmia" Good Day for Cloud Fishing (Pyroclastic) 34:06
Matt Wilson "Anywhere and Everywhere People" Honey and Salt (Palmetto) 36:42
Host talks 40:37
Joe Henry "Tiny Voices" Tiny Voices (Anti/Epitaph) 42:33
Kate McGarry "God Moves on the City" What to Wear in the Dark (Resilience) 49:16
Myriam Alter "No More Stress" Alter Ego (Intuition) 55:08
Host talks 1:01:14
Harriet Tubman "Probe" Ascension (Sunnyside) 1:03:34
The Ron Miles Quartet "Fairy Court" Laughing Barrel (Sterling Circle) 1:07:16

Photo credit: Luciano Rossetti (Phocus Agency)

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