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The Gift of Music (Part 2)

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
January 23, 2018
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The holiday season continues and so does the gift-giving. Here's the second of a two part series featuring some of my favorite tunes as my holiday gift to end the year on a positive note.

Happy Listening!

Playlist

Alicia Hall Moran "Two Wings" from Here Today (Yes Records) 0:00
Toots Thielemans "Five for Elis" from Aquarela do Brasil (Philips) 10:41
Quincy Jones "Big Band Bossa Nova" from Big Band Bossa Nova (Verve) 12:36
The Manhattan Brothers "Vuka Vuka" from Very Best of (Gallo) 15:19
Bheki Mseleku "Celebration" from Celebration (Verve) 17:49
Gaturs "Gator Bait" from Various Artists: New Orleans Funk -The Original Sound of Funk 1960-75 (Soul Jazz) 26:58
The Dickens Campaign "My Baby Likes to Sing" from Oh Lovely Appearance (Mole Tree) 29:40
Sifter "Cramps" from Sifter (Relative Pitch) 32:34
Mostly Other People Do the Killing "Mehoopany (for Frank Fonseca)" from Mauch Chunk (Hot Cup Records) 36:06
Oliver Nelson "Teenies' Blues" from Blues and the Abstract Truth (Impulse!) 40:49
Chico Hamilton & Euphoria "Mandrake" from My Panamanian Friend (Soul Note) 47:20
Chris Potter "Wine Dark Sea" from The Sirens (ECM) 1:00:20
Wolfgang Puschnig "Impermanence" from Aspects (Pao) 1:08:08
Max Nagl Quintett "Enticing" from Cafe Electric (November Music) 1:18:36
Nels Cline "It Only Has To Happen Once" from Lovers (Blue Note) 1:24:36
Reve d'elephant orchestra "545 part two" from Lobster Caravan (De Werf) 1:33:12
Peppe Servillo, Javier Girotto, Natalio Mangalavite "Futbol" from Futbol (Il Manifesto) 1:38:22
Tino Tracanna "Notti eluse ed attese deluse" from 292 (SplascH) 1:47:10
Anat Fort "Meditation for a New Year" from Birdwatching (ECM) 1:54:25

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