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Jason Robinson, Borderlands Trio & Farewell Taint Radio
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This edition of One Man's Jazz is the final one for taintradio.org, as Taint Radio closed operations on April 30th. One of the longest-running internet jazz stations, Taint Radio had a great run: 15+ years of independently programmed music, streaming 24/7 and absolutely no commercials. Major props go to radio veteran Bob Rogers who was Taint Radio. Featured in this episode are saxophonist
Jason Robinson
saxophone, tenorb.1975
Diana Arias
bass, acoustic
William Parker
bassb.1952
Ole Mofjell
percussion
Stephan Crump
bass, acousticb.1972
Eric McPherson
drums
Kris Davis
pianob.1980
Yusef Lateef
woodwinds1920 - 2013
Playlist
- Jason Robinson "Second House" from Ancestral Numbers Vol. 1 (Playscape) 00:00
- Host speaks 06:13
- Jason Robinson "Ancestral Numbers" from Ancestral Numbers Vol. 1 (Playscape) 07:47
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Helias Open Loose "The Rocky Road" from Roof Rights (Self-released) 15:23Mark Helias
bass
" data-original-title="" title="">Peter Van Huffel's Callisto "Meandering Dreams" from Meandering Dreams (Clean Feed) 21:10Peter Van Huffel
saxophone
b.1978- Host speaks 28:22
- Yusef Lateef "Eboness" from Atlantis Lullaby: The Concert In Avignon (Elemental) 30:11
" data-original-title="" title="">Andy Milne's Unison Trio "Kumoi Joshi" from Time Will Tell (Sunnyside) 41:57Andy Milne
piano
b.1967- Host speaks 50:03
- Mega Mass}} "Mechanisms" from Murmurs And Walls (Jazzhausmusik) 51:58
- Joachim Ullrich Family Of Choice "The Small Village" from Five Simple Songs (Jazzhausmusik) 58:29
- Host speaks 1:06:30
" data-original-title="" title="">Sun Ra Arkestra "View From Another Dimension" from Sun Ra At The Showcase: Live In Chicago (Jazz Detective) 1:10:05Sun Ra Arkestra
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.1956- Mute "Not My Blues" from After You've Gone (Endectomorph) 1:20:01
- Diana Arias Trio "Desbarata" from Viaje Del Pez (Ears&Eyes) 1:25:48
- Host speaks 1:21:09
- William Parker & David Budbill "All Of Us So Briefly Here" from Zen Mountains Zen Streets (Boxholder) 1:33:17
- " data-original-title="" title="">Liba Villavecchia Trio "Muracik" from Muracik (Clean Feed) 1:43:36
- Host speaks 1:49:42
- Borderlands Trio "Echidna" from Rewilder (Intakt) 1:50:29
- Clemence Manachere & Unterwasser "Gli" from Serpents Et Echelles (Jazzhausmusik) 2:03:24
- Host speaks 2:11:35
- William Parker "Tails Of A Peacock" from Universal Tonality (AUM Fidelity) 2:14:22
" data-original-title="" title="">Wadada Leo Smith "Muhammad Ali & George Forman Rumble in Zaire" from Fire Illuminations (Kabel) 2:25:17Wadada Leo Smith
trumpet
b.1941
" data-original-title="" title="">James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Tessera" from Code Of Being (Intakt) 2:33:43James Brandon Lewis
saxophone, tenor
b.1983- Host speaks 2:42:21
- Ole Mofjell "Of Course Of Course" from First Press (Self-released) 2:43:43
- " data-original-title="" title="">Eva Novoa Trio "Indigo Blue" from Nova-Gress-Gray Trio Vol. 1 (577 Records) 2:52:04
Eva Novoa
piano - Host speaks 2:55:44
" data-original-title="" title="">Johnny Adams "One Foot In The Blues" from One Foot In The Blues (Rounder) 2:59:10Johnny Adams
vocals
1932 - 1998
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Jason Robinson
Maurice Hogue
Diana Arias
William Parker
David Budbill
Ole Mofjell
Borderlands Trio
Stephan Crump
Eric McPherson
Kris Davis
Joachim Ullrich
Clémence Manachère
Yusef Lateef
Mark Helias
Peter Van Huffel
Andy Milne
Sun Ra Arkestra
Mute
Liba Villavecchia
Wadada Leo Smith
James Brandon
Eva Novoa
Johnny Adams
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