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Jonas Kullhammar, Alistair Payne and Rich Halley Trio
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This episode has a definite tilt to artists from Northern Europe with music from several different countries. Sweden's Moserobie Music catalog is featured in several tracks, particularly label founder and multi-reedist
Jonas Kullhammar
saxophoneb.1978
Andre Roligheten
saxophoneb.1985
Dan Peter Sundland
bass, electricb.1986
Meinrad Kneer
bass, acousticb.1970
Dudu Kouate
percussionAlistair Payne
trumpet
Rich Halley
saxophone, tenor
Matthew Shipp
pianob.1960
Playlist
- Jonas Kullhammar Quartet "Ruskitoonies McAroonies" from Plays Loud For The People (Moserobie) 00:00
- Host speaks 07:17
- " data-original-title="" title="">Konrad Agnas "Siwa" from Rite Of Passage (Moserobie) 09:02
Konrad Agnas
drums - " data-original-title="" title="">Maximilian Arsava "Utility Dust" from Nowhere Dense (Aut Records) 15:40
Maximilian Arsava
piano 
" data-original-title="" title="">Samo Salamon,Samo Salamon
guitar, electric
b.1978
" data-original-title="" title="">Arild Andersen & Rakalam Bob Moses "Little Song" from Pure And Simple (Samo) 25:27Arild Andersen
bass, acoustic
b.1945
" data-original-title="" title="">Greg Burk & Rakalam Bob Moses "Already Gong" from Fatherhood (Rakalam) 32:55Greg Burk
piano
b.1969- Host speaks 40:40
- Rich Halley Quartet "Fire Within" from Fire Within (Pine Eagle) 42:18
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Swell,Steve Swell
trombone
b.1954
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Tokar &Mark Tokar
bass, acoustic
b.1974
" data-original-title="" title="">Klaus Kugel "Tone Detective" from For The People Of The Open Heart (FSR Records) 55:03Klaus Kugel
drums
b.1959- Host speaks 1:01:17
- " data-original-title="" title="">Alistair Payne "Box Too Small" from Reflex Live At The Bimhuis (Bimhuis) 1:03:08
Alistair Payne
trumpet - Malleus Trio "Stagger Step" from On Off (Self-released) 1:12:52
" data-original-title="" title="">Andreas Willers & Derek Plays Eric "Greed Mongers" from Suite Of Soaps (Jazzwerkstatt) 1:17:56Andreas Willers
guitar
b.1957- Host speaks 1:24:08
- " data-original-title="" title="">Johan Lindstrom & Norbrotten Big Band "Ritmo Bolsillo" from Johan Lindstrom & Norbrotten Big Band (Moserobie) 1:25:31
Johan Lindstrom
guitar - Omawi Trio "Till A Becomes The" from Waive (Relative Pitch) 1:32:34
- Andre Roligheten "Whale Waltz" from Marbles (Odin) 1:41:46
- Host speaks 1:48:29
- Ouat "Alice" from Trial Of Future Animals (Self-released) 1:51:21
- Stirrup "Chill Cot" from Picks Up The Thread (Ears&Eyes) 2:00:30
- Host speaks 2:10:48
- Bliss Quintet "Glasshouse" from Glasshouse (Jazzland) 2:11:41
- Kuba Chicocki "Quirks" from Flowing Circles (BJU Records) 2:20:31
- Dan Peter Sundland & Home Stretch "Before The Fall" from Before The Fall (Aut Records) 2:27:46
- Host speaks 2:34:00
- Meinrad Kneer Quintet "Ferner" from Der Zweite Streich (Jazzwerkstatt) 2:35:26
" data-original-title="" title="">Simon Nabatov 2 + 3 "Breathe" from Verbs (Clean Feed) 2:44:24Simon Nabatov
piano
b.1959- Host speaks 2:52:19
- Jonas Kullhammar,
" data-original-title="" title="">Kresten Osgood &Kresten Osgood
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Ole Morten V?gan "Ida Lupino" from Andratx (Moserobie) 2:53:25Ole Morten Vågan
bass, acoustic
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Radio & Podcasts
Jonas Kullhammar
Maurice Hogue
André Roligheten
Dan Peter Sundland
Bliss Quintet
Meinrad Kneer
Oùat
Alistair Payne,
Rich Halley
Matthew Shipp
Konrad Agnas
Max Arsava
Samo Salamon
Arild Andersen
Rakalam Bob Moses
Greg Burk
Steve Swell
Mark Tokar
Klaus Kugel
Alistair Payne
Malleus
Andreas Willers
Johan Lindstr?m
Norbrotten Big Band
Omawi
Stirrup
Kuba Chicocki
Simon Nabatov
Kresten Osgood
Ole Morten V?gan
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