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Schonig, Threadgill, Gilmore, Conley, Pearring and More!
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On this weeks show we feature all new releases from Jared Schonig, Henry Threadgill with his Zooid band, James Gilmore, Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla, Jeff Pearring, Francisco Mela with Matthew Shipp and William Parker and also a preview of the new album from Sean Conly.Playlist
- Jared Schonig "White Out" from Two Takes Vol 1 Quintet (Anzic Records) 0:00
- Henry Threadgill Zooid "Come and Go" from Poof (Pi Recordings) 7:25
- James Gilmore "Decorating Time" from Decorating Time (ears&eyes) 15:30
- Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla "Abyssal" from Made of Mist (577 Records) 20:06
- Pearring Sound "Twisting Pavement" from Socially Distanced Duos (Self Released) 27:29
- Sean Conly "Send In The Clowns" from The Buzz (577 Records) 34:56
- Jared Schonig "Tig Mack" from Two Takes Vol 1 Quintet (Anzic Records) 38:35
- Henry Threadgill Zooid "Beneath The Bottom" from Poof (Pi Recordings) 43:07
- James Gilmore "The Soul Is A Lattice" from Decorating Time (ears&eyes) 51:48
- Pearring Sound "Present Value Impact, The Gift" from Socially Distanced Duos (Self Released) 56:54
- Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla "Esglai" from Made of Mist (577 Records) 1:00:49
- Francisco Mela feat. Matthew Shipp and William Parker "Light of Mind" from Music Frees Our Souls, Vol. 1 (577 Records) 1:08:59
- Jared Schonig "Gibbs Street" from Two Takes Vol 1 Quintet (Anzic Records) 1:29:02
- Henry Threadgill Zooid "Now and Then" from Poof (Pi Recordings) 1:34:38
- James Gilmore "Vulture and Cockroach" from Decorating Time (ears&eyes) 1:41:10
- Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla "Scorching Light" from Made of Mist (577 Records) 1:49:33
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Jared Schonig
Bob Osborne
Henry Threadgill
James Gilmore
Luis Vicente
Vasco Trilla
Jeff Pearring
Francisco Mela
Matthew Shipp
William Parker
Sean Conly
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