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Jimmy Haslip
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Jimmy Haslip grew up in a rich musical environment. As a youth, he listened to Latin and salsa music around the house, including such Latin music icons as Tito Puente, Mongo Santamaria, Machito, Ray Barretto, Celia Cruz and Eddie Palmieri, to name a few. In addition to learing various Latin dances from his parents, Jimmy learned how to play a lot of basic Latin rhythms on the different percussion instruments that they had around the house. He learned to play authentically on the claves, maracas, cowbell, bongos and the guido, which gave him that keen sense of time and rhythm that surfaces in his bass playing today. His older brother Gabriel also played Jimmy some jazz and classical music, so he had exposure to John Coltrane, Charlie Parker, Eric Dolphy, Miles Davis and Dave Brubeck on one hand, and the music of Debussy, Stravinsky, Beethoven, Mozart and Mahler on the other
Project Oracle
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: Pythia; Traces Of Giants; Oracle; Unexplainable; Know Thy Self; Dreams Of Delphi; Elafonisi; Lost In The Aegean; Legends Are Made.
Chronojazz, Evan Marien, Commodore, Mr Motaba, Anika Nilles, Igor Wilcox
by Len Davis
We kick off with Allan Holdsworth inspired fusion from Chronjazz, featuring Ross Ian Lardner, Ollie Usiskin and Jimmy Haslip. Evan Marien x Dana Hawkins return with a sleek new single, while Bob Frye teams up with Uzoma for a soulful groove. From Argentina, Commodore drop their long-awaited release, and Brazil's Mr. Motaba blend jazz, fusion, and ...
Roland Heinz, Commoidore, Mr Motaba, Anika Nilles, Lyle Workman, Bob Frye
by Len Davis
On today's show, it's the usual eclectic mix of global fusion, jazz, and a few old favourites to wrap things up. We start with German guitarist and synth player Roland Heinz, joined by New York's Adam Holzman, then head to Argentina with jazz fusion band Commodore and to Brazil with Mr. Motaba and their Brazilian-tinged fusion ...
Joel Grundahl, Jack Gardiner, Andy Timmons, David Binney, Donny McCaslin
by Len Davis
Turn it up and dive into fresh fusion sounds! Enjoy new music from Canadian guitarist Joel Grundahl, British shredder Jack Gardiner and Andy Timmons, and synth-driven grooves from Richard D Ruttenberg and bassist Jimmy Haslip. Explore bold and original jazz from saxophonist and composer David Binney with Tommy Crane, power house performances by Donny McCaslin, Tim ...
Melbourne band The Outernet, Richard Hallebeek, Eelco van Zanten, Richard D Ruttenberg and Garaj Mahal
by Len Davis
Get ready for another dynamic week of cutting-edge fusion sounds! From Melbourne, Australia, The Outernet returns with more explosive grooves and powerhouse performances. From the Netherlands, guitarist Richard Hallebeek with some fluid melodic sounds on his new single Looping Forward and Eelco van Zanten a student of Richards with his new single. Norwegian keyboardist Frode Andresen ...
Melbourne bands The Outernet and Synchronicity, Steve Hunt-Tim Miller and Simon Phillips Protocol
by Len Davis
A focus on Melbourne bands to begin with, fusion from The Outernet, led by keyboard wizard Phil Turcio, Melbourne guitarist Jack Pantazis, with the band Synchronicity and Brazilian guitarist Mello Jr. Polish band Fusion Generation Project, Hungarian band Djabe, Anthony Papamichael, with Simon Phillips and Jimmy Haslip. Frank Gambale with The Haas Company, And Steve Hunt ...
Sandeep Chowta with Richard Hallebeek, Anthony Papamichael, The Hass Company, Chris Minh Doky and much more
by Len Davis
New music from 2025 with Sandeep Chowta and Richard Hallebeek, Anthony Papamichael with Jimmy Haslip and Simon Phillips, Yellow Jackets with their latest Fasten Up and Norwegian bassist Terje Gewelt. The Hass Company with with guitarist's Frank Gambale and Samuel Hallkvist, Australian guitarist Josh Meader, and Sardinian Trumpeter Paolo Fresu. New York drummer Curtis Nowosad, bassist ...
Randy Hoexter: Tomorrowsville
by Jack Bowers
Several words spring to mind when listening to the music of Atlanta-based composer, arranger and pianist Randy Hoexter. Colorful is one, wide-ranging is another. Not to mention creative, robust and well-ordered. Each of those traits and more are deftly combined in Hoexter's latest album, Tomorrowsville, on which he leads a high-grade ensemble through its paces on ...
