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This week new albums from Enrique Pe?a, Gary Eastman,
Shawn Maxwell
saxophone, altob.1976
Philippe Cote
composer / conductorb.1979
Marc Copland
pianob.1948
Craig Taborn
pianob.1970
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1995
Dewey Redman
saxophone, tenorb.1931
Anthony Braxton
woodwindsb.1945
Playlist
- Enrique Pe?a "Gris" from Intersticios (ears&eyes) 00:00
- The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra "The Very Thought Of You" from Where Rivers Meet (Bandcamp) 05:35
- Dewey Redman "If I Should Lose You" from Living On The Edge (Black Saint) 12:59
- Craig Taborn "Shadow Play" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 21:58
- Gary Eastman "Trust Me" from Trust Me (WMC Records) 40:27
- Shawn Maxwell "A Change of Climate" from Expectation and Experience (Self Released) 47:09
- Shawn Maxwell "Alternative Facts" from Expectation and Experience (Self Released) 48:11
- Philippe C?té with Marc Copland "The Bond" from Bell Tolls Variations (Odd Sound) 53:06
- Philippe C?té with Marc Copland "Alchemy I" from Bell Tolls Variations (Odd Sound) 57:01
- Enrique Pe?a "Incertidumbre" from Intersticios (ears&eyes) 1:00:38
- The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra "Composition 40M" from Where Rivers Meet (Bandcamp) 1:07:22
- Anthony Braxton, Milford Graves & William Parker "First Meeting" from Beyond Quantum (Tzadik) 1:18:05
- Craig Taborn "Bird Templars" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 1:33:42
- Philippe C?té with Marc Copland "Mystery of the Seed" from Fleur Revisited (Odd Sound) 1:50:23
- Enrique Pe?a "Archipelago" from Intersticios (ears&eyes) 1:56:05
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Gary Eastman
SHAWN MAXWELL
Philippe Cote
Marc Copland
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Dewey Redman
anthony braxton
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