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Roxana Amed, Francesco Chiapperini, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Hitra & Other New Releases
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The return of Garage a Trois to its original line-up (Charlie Hunter, Skerik, Stanton Moore) kicks off a show featuring plenty of new and upcoming releases delivering good energy, adventure, sophistication and dreams of wide open spaces. A special mention for the upcoming album by Argentinean singer Roxana Amed which confirms her as unique voice on today's jazz scene.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Garage a Trois "Calm Down Cologne" Calm Down Cologne (Royal Potato Family) 0:16
- Host talks 2:51
- Pierrick Pedron "Bullet T" Fifty-Fifty (Gazebo) 5:04
- Dr. Lonnie Smith "Bright Eyes" Breathe (Blue Note) 10:24
- Host talks 17:37
- Fabio Accardi "Oxygen" Breathe (Mordente) 18:33
- Roxana Amed "Tumbleweed" Tumbleweed -Single (Sony Latin) 25:35
- Host talks 32:25
- Giovanni Di Carlo "Chauncey St." A Child's Eyes (Emme) 34:12
- Frank Martino "Gravy Train" Ego Boost (Auand) 38:46
- HITRA "Künftiges" Transparence (AMP) 44:06
- Host talks 48:20
- Jakob Bro "Music for Black Pigeons" Uma Elmo (ECM) 50:08
- Warped Dreamer "Ixwele" Live at BimHuis (Consouling Sounds) 56:52
- Hubert Dupont, Antoine Berjeaut, Steve Arguelles "Reckon" Trio Kosmos (Ultrabolic) 1:02:47
- Host talks 1:12:04
- Francesco Chiapperini "Prendi e perdi" On the Bare Rocks and Glaciers (Caligola) 1:13:29
- The Westerlies, Theo Bleckmann "Land" This Land (MRI) 1:18:17
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Charlie Hunter
Skerik
Stanton Moore
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Pierrick Pedron
Dr. Lonnie Smith
Fabio Accardi
Giovanni Di Carlo
Frank Martino
Hitra
Jakob Bro
Warped Dreamer
Hubert Dupont
Antoine Berjeaut
Steve Argüelles
Francesco Chiapperini
The Westerlies
Theo Bleckmann
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