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Sylvie Courvoisier, Christian Lillinger, OM and More

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
October 14, 2020
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The international scene continues to demonstrate there's quality music everywhere. Included in this episode new releases by German drummer Christian Lillinger, Belgian drummer Antoine Pierre's Urbex, South Korean drummer SooJin Suh, English pianist Rick Simpson, Argentinean drummer Axel Filip, and the reborn Swiss 70s and 80s powerhouse, Om. From this side of the pond, new works from trombone ace Jeb Bishop, supergroup Analog Players Society, the Telepathic Band and the Sylvie Courvoisier Trio with another astonishingly wonderful album, Free Hoops, a worthy follow up to her previous DagalaHoops. Lots more too. Enjoy!

Playlist

Analog Players Society "Fraction of Humanity" from Tilted (Ropeadope) 00:00
Host speaks 09:56
Sylvie Courvoisier Trio "Highway 1" from Free Hoops (Intakt) 12:20
Billy Mohler "Van's Jam" from Focus (Self-released) 21:12
Hunger Pangs "Dust" from II (Audio Cave) 26:24
Host speaks 33:09
Jeb Bishop "Jitter" from Centfrigul Trio (Astral Spirits) 34:35
Enzo Favata "A Love Supreme" from Out of Coltrane Project (Self-released) 44:09
Host speaks 51:03
Rick Simpson}"Idioteque" from Everything All of the Time (Whirlwind) 52:17
Rick Simpson "The National Anthem" from Everything All of the Time (Whirlwind) 55:55
Nasheet Waits Equality "Story Line" from Between Nothingness and Infinity (Laborie Jazz) 59:34
Host speaks 1:07:34
Christian Lillinger "Mocking Introduction" from Open Form for Society Live (Plaist) 1:09:24
Christian Lillinger "Mocking" from Open Form for Society Live (Plaist) 1:12:29
Christian Lillinger "Basel" from Open Form for Society Live (Plaist) 1:16:34
Russ Lossing Trio "Sarcastique" from Mood Suite (Steeplechase) 1:23:06
Host speaks 1:29:32
Telepathic Band "Core Levels" from Telepathic Mysteries Vol. 1 (577) 1:30:25
¡Golpe! & Masa Kamaguchi "Totem" from Totem (Robalo) 1:37:52
SooJin Suh Chordless Quartet "Mr. Mickey" from Strange Liberation (Self-released) 1:48:25
Host speaks 1:52:47
SooJin Suh Chordless Quartet "Fall" from Strange Liberation (Self-released) 1:53:59
Axel Filip "Chapitas" from Sesion Efenea (Club Del Disco) 1:59:42
Josephine Davies Satori Trio "Ananada -Bliss" from How Can We Wake? (Whirlwind) 2:04:33
Brodie West "First Wave" from Clips (Lorna) 2:09:21
Host speaks 2:13:47
Eric Revis "Slipknots Through a Looking Glass -Part I" from Slipknots Through a Looking Glass (Pyroclastic) 2:15:12
Eric Revis "Slipknots Through a Looking Glass -Part II" from Slipknots Through a Looking Glass (Pyroclastic) 2:17:30
Eric Revis "Slipknots Through a Looking Glass -Part III" from Slipknots Through a Looking Glass (Pyroclastic) 2:18:53
Michael Formanek Quartet "Twenty Three Neo" from Pre-Apocalyptic (Out Of Your Head) 2:21:54
OM "Co-Vid Blues" from It's About Time (Intakt) 2:33:07
Host speaks 2:34:04
OM "String Holder" from It's About Time (Intakt) 2:35:01
Jason Robinson, Bruno Raberg, Bob Weiner "For This Land" from The Urgency Of Now (Creative Nation) 2:43:55
Host speaks 2:50:26
Antoine Pierre's Urbex "What U Expect" from Suspended (Outnote) 2:51:19

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