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Finding The Fire Within With Rich Halley And More
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On this show we feature recent and new releases from
Rich Halley
saxophone, tenor
Pat Thomas
pianob.1960
Angel Bat Dawid
vocals
John Herberman
piano
Pernille Bevort
saxophone, tenorb.1966
Joe Santa Maria
saxophone, alto
Rebecca Nash
piano
Isaiah Collier
saxophone- 1998
Christoph Gallio
saxophone, sopranob.1957
Dominic Lash
bass, acousticb.1980
Mark Sanders
drumsb.1960
Art Hirahara
pianob.1971
Diego Rivera
saxophone, tenorb.1977
Boris Kozlov
bass, acousticb.1967
Vinnie Sperrazza
drumsPlaylist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Rich Halley "Following The Stream" from Fire Within (Pine Eagle Records) 00:56
- Ism "Niloo's Dream" from Maua (577 Records) 17:22
- Angel Bat Dawid "Lux Aeterna—Eternal Light/My Rhapsody feat. Marshall Allen & Knoel Scott" from Requiem For Jazz (International Anthem) 24:11
- John Herberman "A Small Town Near Portland" from Overheard On A Park Bench (Ceola Records) 30:26
- Bévort 3 "Strolling in June" from Northbound (Gateway Music) 37:10
- Joe Santa Maria "On The Water" from Echo Deep (Orenda Records) 43:14
- Rajna Swaminathan "Altitude" from Apertures (ropeadope) 50:11
- Rebecca Nash "Osmium" from Redefining Element 78 (Whirlwind Recordings) 1:00:37
- Ancient Infinity Orchestra "Equanimity" from River of Light (Gondwana Records) 1:10:15
- Isaiah Collier "Village Song" from Parallel Universe (Night Dreamer) 1:19:17
- Christoph Gallio, Dominic Lash, Mark Sanders "Homelife" from Live at Cafe Oto London (ezz-thetics) 1:33:02
- Blue Moods "ESP" from Swing & Soul (Posi-Tone) 1:56:12
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Pat Thomas
Angel Bat Dawid
John Herberman
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Joe Santa Maria
Rajna Swaminathan
Rebecca Nash
Ancient Infinity Orchestra
Isaiah Collier
Christoph Gallio
Dominic Lash
Mark Sanders
Art Hirahara
Diego Rivera
Boris Kozlov
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