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Jim Black & The Schrimps, Juanma Trujillo & Pulverize The Sound

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
March 15, 2023
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With

Jim Black

drums

" data-original-title="" title="">Jim Black living in Berlin now, you would expect he'd get hooked into the German scene. His new quartet called The Schrimps features three very exciting young German players (

Asger Nissen

saxophone, alto

" data-original-title="" title="">Asger Nissen and

Julius Gawlik

saxophone

" data-original-title="" title="">Julius Gawlik saxophones and

Felix Henkelhausen

bass, acoustic

" data-original-title="" title="">Felix Henkelhausen acoustic bass ). Black's new release Ain't No Saint presents the drummer at his quirky and unpredictable best. It's a great recording and the feature in this episode. Guitarist

Juanma Trujillo

guitar

" data-original-title="" title="">Juanma Trujillo's new Contour on Clean Feed is terrific too, as are new free jazz releases by the Relative Pitch label, including a screamer by Pulverize The Sound.

Playlist

Anansi Trio
percussion
" data-original-title="" title="">Anansi Trio "Africa" from On The Path (Self-released) 00:00
Host speaks 06:57
Bugpowder "Times Square" from Cage Tennis (Trytone) 08:24
Bugpowder "Song For Che" from Cage Tennis (Trytone) 13:14
Sebastiano Dessanay "The Joshua Trees" from L. A. Impressions (Self-released) 19:34
Timucin Sahin
guitar, electric
b.1973
" data-original-title="" title="">Timucin Sahin's Flow State "S.N.S." from Nothing Bad Can Happen (Between The Lines) 25:11
Host speaks 35:13
Pulverize The Sound "Lifo" from Black (Relative Pitch) 36:53
Maximiliano Kirszner
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">Maximiliano Kirszner "Rastros" from Trama (Ears&Eyes) 44:03
Host speaks 48:41
Drew Gardner "Hill Street Raga" from The Return (Astral Spirits) 50:38
Machine Mass
band / ensemble / orchestra
" data-original-title="" title="">Machine Mass "Not Another Loud Song" from Intrusion (Off Records) 1:01:34
Host speaks 1:10:30
Das Kondensat "Etoile Schnuppe" from Das Kondensat 2 (WhyPlayJazz) 1:11:27
Peter Bruun
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Peter Bruun "Kinesis" from Thesauros (Ilk) 1:17:47
Samuel Blaser
trombone
b.1981
" data-original-title="" title="">Samuel Blaser "Lonesome Road Blues" from Moods (Blaser Music) 1:26:43
Christoph Irniger
saxophone, tenor
b.1979
" data-original-title="" title="">Christoph Irniger Pilgrim "Calling The Spirits" from Ghost Cat (Intakt) 1:34:56
Simon Lucaciu
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Simon Lucaciu Trio "UmrisS" from STRG+X (Hat-Hut Ezzthetics) 1:46:55
Family Band "Monty" from Family Band (Discus) 1:51:26
Host speaks 2:00:00
Juanma Trujillo "Rumination" from Contour (Clean Feed) 2:00:27
Host speaks 2:07:48
Mette Rasmussen
saxophone, alto
" data-original-title="" title="">Mette Rasmussen, {m: Paul Flaherty}} & {m: Chris Corsano}} "Industrial Sabotage Friday" from Crying In Space (Relative Pitch) 2:09:23
East Axis
band / ensemble / orchestra
" data-original-title="" title="">East Axis "No Subject" from No Subject (Mack Avenue) 2:13:44
Sana Nagano
violin
b.1984
" data-original-title="" title="">Sana Nagano "Zoomies" from Anime Mundi (577 Records) 2:24:16
Steve Coleman
saxophone, alto
b.1956
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Coleman "Alt-Shift-Return" from The Tao Of Mad Phat (Fringe Zone) (RCA Novus) 2:29:53
Host 2:36:47
Being Five "Amusic" from Being Five (Relative Pitch) 2:38:44
10 32nd K "1000 Years Of Peace" from The Law Of Vibration (Self-released) 2:43:39
Host speaks 2:51:44
Jim Black & The Schrimps "The Set Up (For Baikida Carroll)" from Ain't No Saint (Intakt) 2:53:32
Jim Black & The Schrimps "Asgingforit" from Ain't No Saint (Intakt) 2:56:34

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