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Sexmob, Alexander Hawkins, Allen Lowe & Tim Berne

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
May 8, 2023
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So much new music to explore. The always interesting Sexmob debuts The Hard Way, Tim Berne hooks up with Hank Roberts and Aurora Nealand, saxophonist and composer and historian Allen Lowe has two new ones, there's a pair from Australia, a trio led by pianist Helen Svoboda and the group Tripataka, English pianist Alexander Hawkins' Carnival Celestial, plus the duo of saxophonist Stanley Jason Zappa and drummer Simo Laihonen return with Dance Of The Moving Goal Posts recorded live in Helsinki. Lots more good stuff for you. Enjoy!

Playlist

Sex Mob "Banacek" from The Hard Way (Corbett & Dempsey) 00:00
Host speaks 04:37
Sex Mob "Fletcher Henderson" from The Hard Way (Corbett & Dempsey) 05:33
Neill Duncan & Devil's Gate Outfit "Pickpocket Rag" from Phantom Tones (Kiwi Jahzz) 12:58
Avi Granite 6 "Good Deal" from Operator (Pet Mantis) 20:19
Host speaks 24:49
Allen Lowe & Constant Sorrow Orch. "At A Baptist Meeting" from America: The Rough Cut (ESP Disk) 27:15
Marilyn Mazur "Virtual Towers" from Rerooting (Clap Your Hands) 35:46
Tim Berne, Aurora Nealand & Hank Roberts "The Latter" from Oceans And (Intakt ) 39:21
Host speaks 46:16
Allen Lowe & Constant Sorrow Orch "Poem For Eric Dolphy" from In The Dark (ESP Disk) 47:51
Allen Lowe & Constant Sorrow Orch. "In The Dark—Elvis Don't You Weep" from In The Dark (ESP Disk) 51:04
Disorder At The Border "Disorder #4" from Disorder At The Border (Palomar) 55:59
Paul Dunmall Ensemble "Latu-Reunion" from It's A Matter Of Fact (Discus) 1:02:13
Host speaks 1:12:58
Stanley J. Zappa & Simo Laihonen "Positivism For The Few" from Dance Of The Moving Goal Posts (Ramble) 1:14:14
Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver "Paralelo" from Novoa Kamaguchi Cleaver ( 577) 1:21:04
Dan Rosenboom Quintet "Minotaur" from Polarity (Orenda) 1:27:21
Host speaks 1:34:44
Alexander Hawkins Trio "Carnival Celestial" from Carnival Celestial (Intakt) 1:35:37
Novembre "Please Wait" from Encore (Umlaut) 1:41:51
Alexander Hawkins Trio "Puzzle Canon" from Carnival Celestial (Intakt) 1:45:57
Host speaks 1:52:18
Dwight Trible "My Stomping Grounds" from Ancient Future (Gearbox) 1:52:51
Drew Gardner "The Human Abstract" from The Return (Astral Spirits) 1:58:55
Asher Gamedze "Sometimes I Talk To Myself" from Turbulence Pulse (Intl. Anthem) 2:08:35
Host speaks 2:13:48
Helen Svoboda "An Ending" from Time Together Time Apart (577 Records) 2:15:38
Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp "Number Ten" from Triptych (Mahakala Music) 2:23:22
Sonny Sharrock "Little Rock" from Ask The Ages (Island) 2:28:09
Host speaks 2:34:35
Tripataka "Ombak" from Gliese 667C (Earshift Music) 2:35:51
Ingrid Laubrock "Delusions" from The Last Quiet Place (Pyroclastic) 2:44:03
Host speaks 2:52:22
Alberto Dipace, Danilo Gallo & Ferdinando Faroa "Footprints" from Eyes & Madness (JASM) 2:53:25

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