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Sarah Vaughan, Petter Eldh, Artifacts, Immanuel Wilkins and More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
December 22, 2021
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A lil' dive in the 1970's world of soul—or funk-tinged jazz, then some adventurous large ensembles; a focus on Scandinavian artists and the first single from Immanuel Wilkins' sophomore release. It's a set with lots of interesting facets.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Sarah Vaughan "Inner City Blues" Mainstream Funk Revisited (WEWANTSOUNDS) 0:16
Host talks 4:23
Julien Lourau "Red Clay" Power of Soul, the Music of CTI (Komos) 5:31
Host talks 11:38
Artifacts "Pleasure Palace" ...And then there's this (Astral Spirits) 12:50
The Jazz Station "Route 166" Moods (Hypnote) 16:09
Host talks 23:48
Trondheim Jazz Orchestra; Ole Morten Vågan "Pickaboogaloo" Plastic Wave (ODIN) 24:52
Remy Le Boeuf's Assembly of Shadows "Rumpus" Architecture of Storms (Soundspore) 36:34
Host talks 42:50
Petter Eldh (feat. Eric Harland) "Hawk Mountain" Projekt Drums, Vol. 1 (Edition) 44:10
Koma Saxo "Waltz Me Baby, Waltz Me All Night Long" Live (We Jazz) 50:27
Host talks 56:18
Immanuel Wilkins "Emanation" Emanation -Single (Blue Note) 57:05

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