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Sinton, Zucker, Zenón And More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
September 15, 2022
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Another international mix of great new albums from Ben Zucker's Fifth Season, Josh Sinton, Miguel Zenon, No Base Trio, Rafael Zaldavar, Tigran Hamasyan, and a great historical recording from Henry Lowther's Quaternity

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Show Intro 00:00
Ben Zucker´s Fifth Season "Counterproductives" from Semiterritory (ears&eyes) 00:45
Josh Sinton "The Heebie-Jeebies (to James P. Johnson)" from Steve Lacy's Book of Practitioners, Vol. 1 H (Form is Possibility Recordings) 10:46
Miguel Zenón "Tainos Y Caribes" from Musica De Las Americas (Miel Music) 16:38
No Base Trio "ST[1]" from NBT II (Bandcamp Self Release) 24:43
Rafael Zaldivar "Baila Mi Changüí—featuring Terri Lyne Carrington" from Rumba (Effendi Records) 36:28
Tigran Hamasyan "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" from StandArt (Nonesuch) 41:44
Henry Lowther's Quarternity "A Night In Amnesia" from Never Never Land (Jazz In Britain) 49:36
Ben Zucker´s Fifth Season "Orbiting Betweens" from Semiterritory (ears&eyes) 1:00:49
Josh Sinton "Hubris (to Babs Gonzalez)" from Steve Lacy's Book of Practitioners, Vol. 1 H (Form is Possibility Recordings) 1:14:08
Miguel Zenón "Bambula" from Musica De Las Americas (Miel Music) 1:21:29
No Base Trio "ST[3]" from NBT II (Bandcamp Self Release) 1:29:07
Rafael Zaldivar "Dolor de Amar—featuring Kurt Rosenwinkel" from Rumba (Effendi Records) 1:43:30
Tigran Hamasyan "Big Foot (feat. Joshua Redman)" from StandArt (Nonesuch) 1:53:17

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