It's the shock of the new as the boys take on three 2022 releases that stretch our heads in various directions, including a solo guitar outing, a visit to a mythical cave, and a trumpet excursion that goes to even stranger places. After that, a chill-out album from Blue Note is a welcome change of pace if nothing else. Pop matters delves into this year's edition of the Chicago Jazz Festival, so stay tuned. And watch out for those falling trees.
Playlist
It's Story Time! 0:26
Discussion of Natsuki Tamura's album Summer Tree (Libra) 7:38
Discussion of Tony Malaby's album Cave of Winds (Pyroclastic) 19:39
Discussion of Gordon Grdina's album Oddly Enough (attaboygirl) 31:52
Discussion of Gerald Clayton's album Bells on Sand (Blue Note) 45:30
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