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Soojin Suh, Damon Locks, Gretchen Parlato, Daniele Sepe & Other New Releases
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This week we feature plenty of jazz for social justice, exciting piano players and young ensembles, unearthed live gems that are coming out during these COVID times both to remind us of the power of live music and to remedy the lack of new live recordings, and the album that confirms Gretchen Parlato's role in the pantheon of today's best jazz vocalists.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Gretchen Parlato "Sweet Love" Flor (Edition) 0:16
- Host talks 4:27
- Michael Wolff "Falling Down" Live @ Vitellos (Sunnyside) 8:01
- Daniele Sepe "Fables of Faubus" Direction Zappa (Self-released) 11:50
- Host talks 18:18
- Christopher Parker, Kelley Hurt "Don't Cry (Warrior's Song)" No Tears Suite (Mahakala) 20:41
- Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble "Now (Forever Momentary Space)" Now (International Anthem) 30:28
- Alonzo Demetrius "Mumia's Guidance" Live from the Prison Nation (Onyx) 37:31
- Host talks 46:28
- Matty Stecks & Dead Cat Bounce "Friar Tuck's Railroad Adventure" Lucky & Live in STL (Matty Stecks) 48:22
- Alban Darche "Ping Pong" Le gros cube #2 (Yolk) 53:15
- Tania Giannouli "When Then" In Fading Light (Rattle) 57:52
- Host talks 1:02:04
- Cat Toren's HUMAN KIND "Ignis Fatuus" Scintillating Beauty (Panoramic) 1:03:48
- Soojin Suh "Off-the-Wall (For Nichols)" Colorist (Night Birds) 1:10:14
- Alexander von Schlippenbach "Improvisation No. 5" Slow Pieces for Aki (Intakt) 1:14:01
- Host talks 1:16:54
- Daniele Germani "One Moment to Moment" A Congregation of Folks (GleaAM) 1:19:24
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Gretchen Parlato
Ludovico Granvassu
Ben Allison
Michael Wolff
Daniele Sepe
Christopher Parker
Kelley Hurt
Damon Locks
Alonzo Demetrius
Matty Stecks
Alban Darche
Tania Giannouli
Cat Toren
SooJin Suh
Alexander von Schlippenbach
Daniele Germani
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