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Misha Tsiganov, Neil Swainson, Paul Yonemura, Catherine Russell and more

Read "Misha Tsiganov, Neil Swainson, Paul Yonemura, Catherine Russell and more" reviewed by Benjamin Boddie


Today's Music--Right Now!... Fantastic music by Misha Tsiganov, Neil Swainson, Paul Yonemura, Catherine Russell, Eric Person, Greg Johnson, Tracy Yang, Phillip Weberndoefer, Alvin Queen, Orrin Evans, Lakesia Benjamin, Addison Frei, Wayne Shorter, Tom Harrell, Warren Wolf, Caity Gyorgy, Aery Sharpe, Thom Rotella, Luther Allison, Michael Dease and more. PlaylistMisha Tsiganov “Chain Of Events" from ...

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Classics from Blue Note and ECM, Brazilian vibes, and brand new releases from around the world

Read "Classics from Blue Note and ECM, Brazilian vibes, and brand new releases from around the world" reviewed by Andy Crowther


Featuring vinyl purchases from the recent We Out Here festival in the UK, along with tracks from artists who performed there, Blue Note classics, '70s ECM tracks, Brazilian vibes and the best new releases... Playlist Tina Brooks “Good Old Soul" from True Blue (Blue Note) 00:00 Gene Ammons “Canadian Sunset" from Boss Tenor ...

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Meet Avery Sharpe

Read "Meet Avery Sharpe" reviewed by Cheryl K.


In this hour, an interview with bassist, composer, educator, producer, radio programmer, and founder of JKNM Records Avery Sharpe. His new release of original music with his Double Quartet is I am My Neighbors Keeper. Plus, new music from vocalist Lauren Henderson and keyboardist Matthew Whitaker. Playlist Wadada Leo Smith “Freedom Summer: Voter Registration, ...

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Remembering Gerald Mac Mckenzie: A Goema Superstar

Read "Remembering Gerald Mac Mckenzie: A Goema Superstar" reviewed by Ngwako Malakalaka


Gerald Mac McKenzie, was a composer and bassist who changed Cape Town's Goema music tradition forever. McKenzie grew up in the city's carnival culture and he helped form The Genuines, combining styles like rock, punk, classical and jazz with the music of his childhood. We got together with my musical guest, musician, songwriter and educator including ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Fay Victor, Marta Sanchez

Read "Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Fay Victor, Marta Sanchez" reviewed by David Brown


This week, we kick off the show with some Philly folks featuring the iconic saxophonist Sam Reed and B-3 Funkster Charles Earland. The music of Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder will follow set in a jazz context from artists such as Milt Jackson, Joe Henderson, Charles Kynard, Jackie Byard and Vijay Iyer. Celebrating the release of ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Rinde Eckert, Thandi Ntuli, Germa Adan, Touki and more

Read "Rinde Eckert, Thandi Ntuli, Germa Adan, Touki and more" reviewed by Cliff Furnald


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Ben Sidran: If You Can't Laugh At Life You're Through

Read "Ben Sidran: If You Can't Laugh At Life You're Through" reviewed by Leo Sidran


In a career spanning over fifty years and thirty five records, Ben Sidran has established himself as a philosopher poet. Equally celebrated for his precise, probing writing style as he is for his improvised spoken word jazz raps, he has carved out a truly unique space for himself. The Times of London aptly described Ben as ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Richard Ruttenberg, Tass Petridis, Eyot, asnd Nataraj

Read "Richard Ruttenberg, Tass Petridis, Eyot, asnd Nataraj" reviewed by Len Davis


Futuristic music by Richard Ruttenberg and Jimmy Haslip. Bassist Tass Petridis, Everything Yes, Eyot, and London band Nataraja. Altered, with guitarist Jeff Miley, Apostolos Anthimos, Rez Abbasi, Bob Berg and Jean Marc. Belkadi. Playlist Ruttenberg-Haslip-Crockett “Willis" from Cold Fusion (Self Produced) 00:00 Tass Petridis “Ready Or Not" from The OG Sessions Vol 3 (Self ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Monk Impressions: Frank Kimbrough to Miho Hazama + some Brötzmann

Read "Monk Impressions: Frank Kimbrough to Miho Hazama + some Brötzmann" reviewed by David Brown


It's time for the Jazz Continuum here on G-Town Radio. This week, some father and son work from the O'Farrill family, a remembrance of German Free Improv saxophonist Peter Brötzmann who recently passed, and a whole lotta Monk as interpreted by a variety of artists from Frank Kimbrough to Miho Hazama. And of course, new releases, ...

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Freiberg, Lockheart, Hill And More

Read "Freiberg, Lockheart, Hill And More" reviewed by Bob Osborne


On this week's show all new releases from around the world of jazz taking in North and South America, Europe, and, the UK. There is music from Martin Freiberg, Mark Lockheart, Marquis Hill, S.E.V. Trio, Adrien Chicot, Charlie Peacock, Jonas Windschied's Paintbox, Nova, and Florian Weiss Woodoism.Playlist Martin Frieberg “El anillo de sacrificio" from ...


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