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Joseph Benzola, Liebman/Rudolph/Drake, Tom Kessler and More
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Canadian saxophonist and flautist
Anna Webber
saxophone, tenorb.1984
Joseph Benzola
drumsb.1960
Joachim Badenhorst
clarinetb.1981
Adam Rudolph
percussionb.1955
Hamid Drake
drumsb.1955
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" data-original-title="" title="">Mick Rossi's Anti Matter "Spider Teeth" from Live at Barbes (Chant) 0:00Mick Rossi
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Christoph Irniger Pilgrim "Inside" from Crosswinds (Intakt) 06:54Christoph Irniger
saxophone, tenor
b.1979- Host speaks 13:38
- Anna Webber Septet "Array" from Clockwise (Pi) 16:08
" data-original-title="" title="">Russ Lossing Trio "Fiasco" from Motian Music (Sunnyside) 26:02Russ Lossing
piano
b.1960- Joseph Benzola "For Jimmy Carl Black 31 October 2016" from Solo Language: Collected Improvisations: 2016-2018 (Amanita) 32:13
- Host speaks 36:39
- Joseph Benzola "For Tomasz Stanko 30 July 2018" from Solo Language: Collected Improvisations: 2016-2018 (Amanita) 39:28
" data-original-title="" title="">Alberto Pinton Trio "Blues and Browns" from Rōd (Self-released) 45:03Alberto Pinton
saxophone, baritone
b.1962- Host speaks 49:28
- Wsch?d "Gleam" from Wsch?d (Clean Feed) 50:38
- Anna Webber Septet " Korē I" from Clockwise (Pi) 59:53
- Anna Webber Septet "Korē II" from Clockwise (Pi) 1:06:12
- Host speaks 1:09:56
" data-original-title="" title="">Tom Kessler "Nuevo Valso" from Nuevo Valso (Self-released) 1:10:59Tom Kessler
guitar
b.1983- " data-original-title="" title="">Mike Parker’s Unified Theory's Unified Theory "State of Optimism" from Shiny Objects & Dark Places (Self-released) 1:16:05
" data-original-title="" title="">Peter Hess "Move to Mars" from Falling (Diskoknife) 1:25:33Peter Hess
saxophone, tenor- Host speaks 1:32:45
- Shinkaigyo "Ballad for Helicolenus Hilgendorfi" from Shinkaigyo 2 (Self-released) 1:33:37
" data-original-title="" title="">Jason Palmer "Sadhana" from Rhyme and Reason (Giant Step Arts) 1:41:26Jason Palmer
trumpet
b.1979- Host speaks 1:54:08
" data-original-title="" title="">Moppa Elliott's Acceleration Due to Gravity "Bangor" from Jazz Band/Rock Band/Dance Band (Hot Cup) 1:55:40Moppa Elliott
bass
b.1978- " data-original-title="" title="">Eva Novoa's Ditmas Quartet "Why You Here" from Live At I Beam (Fresh Sounds) 1:59:16
Eva Novoa
piano - Host speaks 2:04:43
- David Liebman, Adam Rudolph & Hamid Drake "Whirl" from Chi (RareNoise) 2:06:32
" data-original-title="" title="">Ingrid Laubrock &Ingrid Laubrock
saxophone
b.1970
" data-original-title="" title="">Tom Rainey "Flutter" from Utter (Relative Pitch) 2:16:20Tom Rainey
drums
b.1957
" data-original-title="" title="">Spinifex "Ahap" from Soufifex (TryTone) 2:23:15Spinifex
band / ensemble / orchestra- Host speaks 2:31:49
- Watussi "Aves" from Stargazers (Klein) 2:33:01
- Kuba P?u?ek "Zblancon" from Creationism (For Tune) 2:40:26
" data-original-title="" title="">Michael Attias "Circles" from Echos La Nuit (Out Of Your Head) 2:46:11Michael Attias
saxophone
b.1968- Host speaks 2:51:46
- Tom Kessler "Lidinum" from Nuevo Valso (Self-released) 2:53:07
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Anna Webber
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Joseph Benzola
Joachim Badenhorst
Adam Rudolph
David Liebman
Hamid Drake
Mick Rossi
Christoph Irniger
Russ Lossing
Alberto Pinton
Wsch?d
Tom Kessler
Mike Parker
Peter Hess
Shinkaigyo
Jason Palmer
Moppa Elliott
Eva Novoa
Ingrid Laubrock
Tom Rainey
Spinifex
Watussi
Kuba P?u?ek
Michael Attias
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