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Trios, Ivo and 'Trane

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
November 18, 2021
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On this show music from trios lead by Adam Nolan, Gerry Eastman and Frank Navarro. There's another track from the newly released live version of John Coltrane with A Love Supreme Live in Seattle as well as further exploration of Ivo Perelman's Brass and Ivory Tales Box Set. Portland, Oregon also features, a city that inspires the music of Barry Deister.

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Adam Nolan Trio "Ancient Mayan Temple" from Prim and Primal (Self Released) 00:00
Barry Deister Quintet "The Falls" from Crows-The Portland Images Project (Self Released) 11:04
Gerry Eastman Trio "Trust Me" from Trust Me (Self Released) 18:21
Ivo Perelman with Angelica Sanchez "Tale Eight -Chapter Four" from Brass and Ivory Tales (Fundacja Słuchaj) 24:52
John Coltrane "A Love Supreme, Pt. I -Acknowledgement" from A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle (Impulse!) 33:04
Barry Deister Quintet "Crows" from Crows-The Portland Images Project (Self Released) 55:42
Gerry Eastman Trio "Just A Matter Of Time" from Trust Me (Self Released) 1:00:29
Ivo Perelman with Craig Taborn "Tale Seven -Chapter Five" from Brass and Ivory Tales (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:09:17
Fran Nava "Rufus" from Umkhonto (ears&eyes) 1:18:36
Adam Nolan Trio "Kung Fu Master vs The Ape" from Prime and Primal (Self Released) 1:24:47
Gerry Eastman Trio "Cuban Sunset" from Trust Me (Self Released) 1:33:02
Ivo Perelman with Vijay Iyer "Tale Nine -Chapter Four" from Brass and Ivory Tales (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:41:43
Fran Nava "In The Crease" from Umkhonto (ears&eyes) 1:56:44

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