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Cecilie Strange, Martin Kuchen, Lina Allemano & Sheila Jordan
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This show touches on Scandinavian artists with new releases—Swedish saxophonist
Martin Kuchen
saxophone
Cecilie Strange
saxophone
Sheila Jordan
vocals1928 - 2025
Joseph Daley
tubab.1949
Lina Allemano
trumpet
Patricia Brennan
vibraphone
Matthew Shipp
pianob.1960
Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">Luke Stewart "Silt Remembrance" from The Order (Cuneiform) 00:00Luke Stewart
bass, electric- Host speaks 05:57
- Matthew Shipp "Cosmic Junk Jazz DNA" from The Cosmic Piano (Cantaloupe) 08:07
" data-original-title="" title="">Miguel Angelo Trio "Imaginary Time" from Distopia (+ Records) 16:04Miguel Angelo
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">Ivo Perelman "A Modicum Of The Blues Part 2" from A Modicum Of The Blues (Fundacja Sluchaj) 20:25Ivo Perelman
saxophone, tenor
b.1961- Host speaks 25:19
- Cecilie Strange "Written In Runes" from Beech (April) 27:32
- Joseph Daley "Lust" from The Seven Deadly Sins (JARO) 37:36
- Sheila Jordan &
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Kuhn Trio "Deep Tango" from Little Song (High Note) 49:56Steve Kuhn
piano
b.1938 - Sheila Jordan &
" data-original-title="" title="">Cameron Brown "Good Morning Heartache" from I've Grown Accustomed To The Bass (High Note) 56:38Cameron Brown
bass
b.1945 - Host speaks 1:02:45
- " data-original-title="" title="">Eva Novoa,
Eva Novoa
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Daniel Carter &Daniel Carter
saxophone
b.1996
" data-original-title="" title="">Francisco Mela "Free To Be Free" from The Freedom Suite (577 Records) 1:05:01Francisco Mela
drums 
" data-original-title="" title="">Luisa Muhr, Daniel Carter,Luisa Muhr
vocals" data-original-title="" title="">Kenneth Jimenez &Kenneth Jimenez
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">Alfred Vogel "Got At It" from Under Over World (Boomslang) 1:09:44Alfred Vogel
drums- " data-original-title="" title="">Blink "Hop" from Blink (Driff) 1:16:03
- Host speaks 1:24:02
- Lina Allemano Four "Over Easy" from The Diptychs (Lumo) 1:26:54
- " data-original-title="" title="">John O’Gallagher "Altar Of The Ancestors" from Ancestral (Whirlwind) 1:36:33
John O’Gallagher
saxophone - John O'Gallagher "Contact" from Ancestral (Whirlwind) 1:42:44
- Host speaks 1:48:06
- Patricia Brennan "Antlia" from Of The Near And Far ( Pyroclastic) 1:50:17
- Mathieu Donarier Quartet "The Walk" from Coastline (Yolk) 1:57:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Tomas Fujiwara Percussion Quartet "Recollection Of A Dance" from Dream Up (Out Of Your Head) 2:04:23Tomas Fujiwara
drums- Host speaks 2:09:47
" data-original-title="" title="">Timo Vollbrecht "Pau" from Bremen New York (Berthold) 2:11:46Timo Vollbrecht
saxophone- Lightning Trio "McQueen's Disco" from Lightning (Jazzland) 2:20:57
" data-original-title="" title="">Pandelis Karayorgis.Pandelis Karayorgis
piano
b.1962" data-original-title="" title="">Noah Campbell &Noah Campbell
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">Brittany Karlson "Here In July" from Atmos (Driff) 2:24:54Brittany Karlson
bass, acoustic- Host speaks 2:34:32
- Martin Kuchen & Angles 11 "Tell Them It's The Sound Of Freedom" from Tell Them It's The Sound Of Freedom (Fundacja Sluchaj) 2:37:22
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Cecilie Strange
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Martin Kuchen
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Sheila Jordan
Joseph Daley
Lina Allemano
Patricia Brennan
Matthew Shipp
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Ivo Perelman
Steve Kuhn
Cameron Brown
Eva Novoa
Daniel Carter
Francisco Mela
Luisa Muhr
Kenneth Jimenez
Alfred Vogel
Blink
John O'Gallagher
Mathieu Donarier
Tomas Fujiwara
Timo Vollbrecht
Pandelis Karayorgis
Noah Campbell
Brittany Karlson
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