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Iro Haarla, Ulf Krokfors, Eric Dolphy and More
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Some very important saxophonists are featured in this episode: Frenchman
Emile Parisien
saxophone, sopranob.1982
Dave Rempis
saxophoneb.1975
Eric Dolphy
woodwinds1928 - 1964
For Valentine's Day, partners pianist
Iro Haarla
piano
Ulf Krokfors
bass
Carla Bley
piano1938 - 2023
Barry Altschul
drumsb.1943
Dr. Mark Lomax, II
drumsb.1979
Gil Scott-Heron
vocals1949 - 2011
Jeanne Lee
vocals1939 - 2000
Ran Blake
pianob.1935
Playlist
- Gebhard Ullman's Basement Research "Twelve Tones Impromptu #5" from Impromptus & Other Short Works (WhyPlayJazz) 0:00
- Gebhard Ullman's Basement Research "Gospel" from Impromptus & Other Short Works (WhyPlayJazz) 4:56
- Host speaks 8:35
" data-original-title="" title="">Jeff Cosgrove, William Parker,Jeff Cosgrove
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Matthew Shipp "Spherical" from Near Disaster (Grizzley) 11:31Matthew Shipp
piano
b.1960
" data-original-title="" title="">Alister Spence,Alister Spence
piano
b.1955
" data-original-title="" title="">Satoko Fujii's Orchestra Kobe "Imagine" from Imagine Meeting You Here (Alister Spence Music) 26:29Satoko Fujii
piano
b.1958- Dave Rempis,
" data-original-title="" title="">Brandon Lopez,Brandon Lopez
bass
b.1988" data-original-title="" title="">Ryan Packard "Gansus" from The Early Bird Gets (Aerophonic) 36:13Ryan Packard
drums 
" data-original-title="" title="">Samuel Blaser Quartet "Creepy Crawly" from Early in the Mornin' (Outnote) 40:37Samuel Blaser
trombone
b.1981- Host speaks 48:46
- Ran Blake, " data-original-title="" title="">Jeanne Lee "Lonely Woman" from The Newest Sound You Never Heard (A-Side) 51:48
Jeanne Lee
vocals
1939 - 2000 - Ran Blake, Jeanne Lee "Birmingham USA" from The Newest Sound You Never Heard (A-Side) 56:37
- Burning Ghosts "Escape From DC" from American Circus (Orenda) 59:44
- Host speaks 1:10:17
- Mark Lomax "Jua: Sunshine" from 400: An Afrikan Epic (Self-released) 1:12:38
- Thomas Markusson Quartet "Open" from Open (Footprint) 1:31:25
- Emile Parisien Quartet "Malware Invasion" from Double Screening (Act Music) 1:37:04
- Emile Parisien Quartet "Spam 2" from Double Screening (Act Music) 1:44:47
- Host speaks 1:45:54
- Iro Haarla, Ulf Krokfors, Barry Altschul "Around Again" from Around Again: The Music Of Carla Bley (Tum) 1:49:13
- Iro Haarla, Ulf Krokfors, Barry Altschul "Ida Lupino" from Around Again: The Music Of Carla Bley (Tum) 1:54:40
- Gil Scott Heron "Comment #1" from Small Talk at 125th & Lenox (Flying Dutchman) 1:59:22
- Gil Scott Heron "Peace Be with You Brother" from Winter in America (Strata -East) 2:03:47
- Host speaks 2:09:16
" data-original-title="" title="">Steph Richards "Stalked By Tall Buildings" from Take the Neon Lights (Birdwatcher) 2:10:24Steph Richards
trumpet- James Banner,
" data-original-title="" title="">Elias Stemeseder, Ugo Alunni "Piece 2" from Wood/Guts (Self-released) 2:21:43Elias Stemeseder
synthesizer
b.1990 - " data-original-title="" title="">Mike Parker’s Unified Theory Unified Theory "Pociag Do Pezda" from Shiny Objects, Dark Places (Self-released) 2:27:51
- Luz "Shapiro" from Encelado (Auand) 2:36:53
- Host speaks 2:39:27
- Eric Dolphy "Music Matador" from Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions (Resonance) 2:41:59
- Eric Dolphy "Muses for Richard Davis (1) " from Musical Prophet: The Expanded 1963 New York Studio Sessions (Resonance) 2:51:37
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Emile Parisien
Gebhard Ullman
Dave Rempis
Eric Dolphy
Iro Haarla
Ulf Krokfors
carla bley
Barry Altschul
Mark Lomax
Gil Scott Heron
Jeanne Lee
Ran Blake
Matthew Shipp
Alister Spence
Satoko Fujii
Brandon Lopez
Ryan Packard
Samuel Blaser
m Jeanne Lee
Burning Ghost
Thomas Markusson
Steph Richards
James Banner
Elias Stemeseder
Ugo Alunni
Mike Parker
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