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Tina Raymond, Geri Allen, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Church Chords, Arch & More

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
October 31, 2023
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A mysterious new producer, Church Chords; the unearthing of a gem; jazz divinations; blood diamonds and bloody belly comb jellies... here for you a playlist that reads like a thriller story, and is as gripping as one.

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Billy Valentine "We the People Who Are Darker Than Blue [Strings Version]" We the People Who Are Darker Than Blue (Strings Version)—Single (Flying Dutchman) 0:16
Host talks 4:53
Church Chords "Sweet Magnet" Elvis, he was Schleger (Otherly Love) 6:28
Host talks 9:57
Geri Allen, Kurt Rosenwinkel "Open Handed Reach" A Lovesome Thing—Live at the Philarmonie de Paris (Motema) 11:24
Andrew Krasilnikov "Bloody Belly Comb Jelly" Bloody Belly Comb Jelly (Rainy Days) 21:19
Host talks 30:54
Arch (Luca Sguera, Giovanni Iacovella, Joe Rehmer) "Eye Contact" Arch (Hora) 33:18
Tina Raymond "Eight of Wands" Divinations (Imani) 39:00
Jim Campilongo, Steve Cardenas "Caravan" New Year (Sunnyside) 47:31
Host talks 52:32
Walt Weiskopf "Blood Diamond" European Quartet: Diamonds and Other Jewels (amm) 54:11

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