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Gerald Clayton, l'Oumigmag, Mehmet Ali Sanl?kol, Triology & more
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Our 109th episode features new releases from North American artists. That's a rather traditional set with many inspirations from the '50s and '60s. It's nice to hear how young musicians treat tradition with respect, while also introducing a lot of fresh, creative ideas. Most of the material comes from the US, with a few Canadian albums and some roots from Netherlands, China and Turkey (homelands of two artists living in the US). And by the way, there will be small references to some experiences with AI and the subjectivity of selecting music for the radio. Podcast in Polish (Bemowo FM radio broadcast). Enjoy the show.Playlist
Hank Levy
saxophone, tenor1927 - 2001
Steve Holt
pianob.1954
Charlie Ballantine
guitar
l'Oumigmag
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1990
Scott Hamilton
saxophone, tenorb.1954
Julian Pollack
keyboards
Zhengtao Pan
composer / conductorb.2003
Mehmet Ali Sanlikol
multi-instrumentalistb.1974
Marianne Solivan
vocalsb.1976
Gerald Clayton
piano
Eric Alexander
saxophone, tenorb.1968
Jeff Libman
guitar
Jackie Myers
band / ensemble / orchestra
Brandon Woody
trumpetSam Dickinson
guitarMedler Sextet
band / ensemble / orchestra
Philippe Massé
bass, acousticb.2000
Peter Smith
piano and vocals
Reggie Watkins
tromboneb.1971
Geoffrey Dean
pianoHank Levy
saxophone, tenor1927 - 2001
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Hank Levy
Steve Holt
Charlie Ballantine
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Scott Hamilton
Zhengtao Pan
Mehmet Ali Sanlikol
Marianne Solivan
Eric Alexander
Jeff Libman
Jackie Myers
Brandon Woody
Sam Dickinson
Medler Sextet
Philippe Massé
Peter Smith
Reggie Watkins
Geoffrey Dean
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