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The Sounds Of New York City

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
March 25, 2021
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On this show I explore the current sounds of New York City with more of the Pandemic Duets from Stephen Gauci. There's also new music from Tony Malaby, Rose Tang and Justin Rothberg plus the exciting new Playfield project lead by Daniel Carter. I conclude the show of the stellar quartet of Carter with Matthew Shipp, William Parker, and Gerald Cleaver.

Playlist

Justin Rothberg "Bad Apple" from Hurricane Mouse (Self Released) 00:00
Santiago Leibson, Stephen Gauci "#4" from Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 04:44
Tony Malaby "Slap Happy" from Turnpike Diaries Volume 1 (Bandcamp) 12:58
Playfield "Sonar (Excerpt)" from Playfield Vol. 1 (Orbit 577) 41:20
Mara Rosenbloom, Stephen Gauci "#6" from Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 52:10
Justin Rothberg "Beach on Christmas" from Hurricane Mouse (Self Released) 1:01:15
Jonathan Goldberger, Stephen Gauci "#3" from Pandemic Duets (gaucimusic) 1:33:06
Playfield "The Middle (Excerpt)" from Playfield Vol. 2 (Orbit 577) 1:45:26
Daniel Carter, Matthew Shipp, William Parker, Gerald Cleaver "Majestic Travel Agency" from Welcome Adventure! Vol. 1 (577 Records) 1:56:02

About Daniel Carter

Instrument: Saxophone

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