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Luke Stewart, Silvia Bolognesi & Alexander Hawkins
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I confess to having a thing about basses, particularly of the acoustic kind, so I got all excited when the latest
Luke Stewart
bass, electric
Silvia Bolognesi
bass, acoustic
Gil Scott-Heron
vocals1949 - 2011
Eric Mingus
vocals
Alexander Hawkins
pianob.1981
Andrea Ciceri
saxophone, alto
Gabriele Mitelli
trumpetb.1988
Eli Wallace
keyboardsb.1986
Sandy Evans
saxophoneAndrew Robson
saxophone, alto
Charles Tolliver
trumpetb.1942
Cecil McBee
bassb.1935
Shamek Farrah
saxophone, altoPlaylist
" data-original-title="" title="">Jakob Bro Large Ensemble "And They All Came Marching Out Of The Woods" from New Morning (Loveland) 00:00Jakob Bro
guitar
b.1978- Host speaks 05:18
- Luke Stewart Silt Remembrance Ensemble "Commandments" from The Order (Cuneiform) 08:09
- Adam O'Farrill "Late June" from For These Streets (Out Of Your Head) 15:03
- Charles Tolliver All-stars "Lil's Paradise" from Paper Man (Black Lion) 24:26
- Host speaks 31:23
- Cecil McBee "From Within" from Mutima (Strata-East) 33:34
- Shamek Farrah "Umojah Suite" from First Impressions (Strata-East) 44:56
- Andrea Ciceri & Esatomic "Miraggio" from Fisse (Aut Records) 52:15
- Host speaks 1:00:33
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Part 4" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:03:43
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Part 5" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:04:35
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "Shut 'Em Down/Conduction Moment" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:07:00
" data-original-title="" title="">Marty Ehrlich's Exaltation Trio "Twelve For Black Arthur" from This Time (Sunnyside) 1:14:14Marty Ehrlich
woodwinds
b.1955- Host speaks 1:19:52
- Alexander Hawkins "Satin Antiphonal" from Song Unconditional (Intakt) 1:21:49
" data-original-title="" title="">Larry Ochs,Larry Ochs
saxophone
b.1949
" data-original-title="" title="">Joe Morris &Joe Morris
bass, acoustic
b.1955
" data-original-title="" title="">Charles Downs "Yay Hiddee Yonk Yo" from Every Day All The Way (ESP-Disk) 1:26:51Charles Downs
drums- Eli Wallace,
" data-original-title="" title="">Pablo Vazquez &Pablo Vazquez
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">marcelo von schultz "Volar. No Sos El Laberinto" from Siesta (577 Records) 1:34:05marcelo von schultz
drums
b.1976 - Host speaks 1:42:41
- Gabriele Mitelli "The King And The Challenge" from Three Tsuru Origami (We Insist!) 1:45:06
" data-original-title="" title="">Enemy "Fiend Bypass" from Fiend (Edition) 1:51:07Enemy
band / ensemble / orchestra- Loot "Tilted Television" from Loot (ICP) 1:57:02
- Host speaks 2:01:21
- GPS "I Told Me So" from Directions & Destinations (577 Records) 2:02:47
- GPS "Cosa Rara" from Directions & Destinations (577 Records) 2:06:42
- Cosmic Ear "Traces of Codona And Mali" from Traces (We Jazz) 2:11:46
- Host speaks 2:19:05
- Sandy Evans-Andrew Robson Quartet "For Archie" from Zenith (Self-released) 2:20:53
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