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Jorma Tapio, Jose Lencastre & Roberto Ottaviano
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This episode is a little sax-heavy, highlighted by Finnish reed master
Jorma Tapio
saxophoneb.1957
Edward Vesala
drums1945 - 1999
Roberto Ottaviano
saxophone, sopranob.1957
Jose Lencastre
saxophone, altob.1977
Paul Flaherty
saxophone, tenorb.1948
Camila Nebbia
saxophone, tenor
Elton Dean
saxophone1945 - 2006
Peter Brötzmann
woodwinds1941 - 2023
Scott Clark
drums
Darcy James Argue
composer / conductorb.1975
Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">Paal Nilssen-Love & Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten "Part 3" from Guts And Skins (PNL/Transmissions) 00:00Paal Nilssen-Love
drums
b.1974- Paal Nilssen-Love & Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten "Part 6" from Guts And Skins (PNL/Transmissions) 08:05
- Host speaks 16:02
- Darcy James Argue Secret Society "Dynamaxion" from Dynamic Maximum Tension (Nonesuch) 18:13
" data-original-title="" title="">Fay Victor "Signs (A Question For Sages Everywhere)" from Blackity Black Black Is Beautiful (Northern Spy) 25:11Fay Victor
vocals- Jorma Tapio & Kaski "Way Off" from Aliseen (577 Records) 31:30
- Host speaks 38:04
- Jorma Tapio & Bread For Soul "Bread For Soul" from Jorma Tapio Bread For Soul (Orbit 577) 39:38
- Federico Solomiewicz "Desde El Sur" from Desde El Sur (Ears&Eyes) 46:53
- Host speaks 52:56
- Scott Clark Sextet "Above The Gray (Live)" from Dawn And Dusk (Out Of Your Head) 54:22
- " data-original-title="" title="">Johan Lindstrom Sextett "Serengeti" from Music For Empty Halls (Moserobie) 1:00:16
Johan Lindstrom
guitar - Host speaks 1:09:01
- Camila Nebbia &
" data-original-title="" title="">Killick Hinds "Illusory Trace" from We Hear We Are Here (Ears&Eyes) 1:10:55Killick Hinds
guitar
b.1972 
" data-original-title="" title="">Alexander Hawkins Trio "Counterpoint Celestial" from Carnival Celestial (Intakt) 1:17:38Alexander Hawkins
piano
b.1981
" data-original-title="" title="">Adam Pieronczyk "Left Alone" from I'll Colour Around It (Not On Label) 1:24:20Adam Pieronczyk
saxophone
b.1970- Host speaks 1:32:57
" data-original-title="" title="">Daniel Levin,Daniel Levin
cello
b.1974
" data-original-title="" title="">Rodrigo Pinheiro &Rodrigo Pinheiro
piano" data-original-title="" title="">Hern?ni Faustino "Mindpath" from Rhizome (Phonogram Unit) 1:34:45Hernâni Faustino
bass, acoustic- Elton Dean's Newsense "Dirty Licks" from Elton Dean's Newsense (Slam) 1:44:09
- Host speaks 1:54:05
- Roberto Ottaviano "Scout" from Que Punto E La Notte (Dodicilune) 1:55:49
- Peter Br?tzmann &
" data-original-title="" title="">Chicago "Aziz" from The Chicago Octet/Tentet (Okka Disk) 2:03:51Chicago
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.1967 - Host speaks 2:13:20
- Brew "Heat" from Heat/Between Reflections (Clean Feed) 2:14:03
" data-original-title="" title="">Darren Johnston "The Color Of The Wall Of The Room That Remind Me" from Life In Time (Origin) 2:23:35Darren Johnston
trumpet- Paul Flaherty Trio} "The Gloaming" from Wednesday Weld (577 Records) 2:30:55
- Host speaks 2:38:13
" data-original-title="" title="">Susan Alcorn,Susan Alcorn
guitar, steel
1953 - 2025" data-original-title="" title="">Jose Lencastre &Jose Lencastre
saxophone, alto
b.1977" data-original-title="" title="">Hern?ni Faustino "Manha Louca" from Manifesto (Clean Feed) 2:40:20Hernâni Faustino
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">East Axis "Sometime Tomorrow" from No Subject (Mack Avenue) 2:48:04East Axis
band / ensemble / orchestra- Host speaks 2:54:26
" data-original-title="" title="">Tyshawn Sorey Trio "In What Direction Are You Headed?" from Continuing (Pi Recordings) 2:55:24Tyshawn Sorey
drums
b.1980
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Killick Hinds
Alexander Hawkins
Adam Pieronczyk
Daniel Levin
Rodrigo Pinheiro
Hernani Faustino
Chicago Tentet
Brew
Darren Johnston
Susan Alcorn
José Lencastre
East Axis
Tyshawn Sorey
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