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Roxana Amed, Francesco Chiapperini, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Hitra & Other New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
March 9, 2021
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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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