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Scheinman, Gray, Hargrove, Wellins & More
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There are all new releases on this edition with the standout album being from violinist Jenny Scheinman bringing together an A-List band for some outstanding music. There is previously unheard music from 1979 and 1998 as well as up to date music from USA, Canada, Japan and Ukraine.Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Jenny Scheinman "Nocturne For 2020" from All Species Parade (Royalty Potato Family) 00:30
- Devin Gray "Melt All The Guns" from Melt All The Guns II (Rataplan Records) 12:00
- Roy Hargrove's Crisol "Priorities" from Grand-Terre (Verve Records) 17:49
- Bobby Wellins Sextet "What Is The Truth?" from Homage to Caledonia (Jazz In Britain) 23:08
- Ivo Perelman and Nate Wooley "Ten" from Polarity 3 (Burning Ambulance Music) 32:06
- Ryan Keberle "Sisters Of Mine" from Bright Moments (Posi-tone) 42:24
- Nick Adema "Still Moving" from Urban Chaos (ZenneZ Records) 48:42
- Mark Masters Ensemble featuring Tim Hagans "Pebbles" from Sui Generis (Capri Records) 56:28
- Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few "Metamorphosis (The Effect Of The Butterfly Remains Unknown)" from The World is On Fire (Division 81 Records) 1:04:02
- Anne Sajdera "It's Here" from It's Here (Bijuri Records) 1:14:39
- Tungu "Zawameki (feat. Ayumi Ishito)" from Irrational Thinking Of The Subject (Burning Ambulance Music) 1:21:53
- Yaryu "Shirabe" from For Damage (Ramble Records) 1:27:27
- Teri Parker's Free Spirits "Gemini II" from Peaks and Valleys (Modica Music) 1:47:19
- Jenny Scheinman "Ornette Goes Home" from All Species Parade (Royalty Potato Family) 1:51:44
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Nick Adema
Mark Masters
Tim Hagans
Isaiah Collier
Anne Sajdera
Tungu
Ayumi Ishito
Yaryu
Teri Parker
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