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Mario Pavone, Broken Shadows, Dan Rosenboom & Maria Grand
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The much-respected and much-loved bassist
Mario Pavone
bass1940 - 2021
New York quartet,
Broken Shadows
band / ensemble / orchestra
Tim Berne
saxophone, altob.1954
Chris Speed
saxophone
Reid Anderson
bassb.1970
Dave King
drumsb.1970
Ornette Coleman
saxophone, alto1930 - 2015
Dan Rosenboom
trumpetb.1982
Maria Grand
saxophone, tenor
Sons of Kemet
band / ensemble / orchestra
Russ Lossing
pianob.1960
Gerry Hemingway
drumsb.1955
Silke Eberhard
saxophone
Jack DeJohnette
drumsb.1942
Playlist
- Sons Of Kemet "Envision Yourself Levitating" from Black To The Future (Impulse) 00:00
- Sons Of Kemet "To Never Forget The Source" from Black To The Future (Impulse) 08:11
- Host speaks 11:04
- Broken Shadows"Dogon A.D." from Broken Shadows (Intakt) 14:14
- Broken Shadows "Song For Che" from Broken Shadows (Intakt) 21:09
- Broken Shadows "Walls, Bridges" from Broken Shadows (Intakt) 24:12
" data-original-title="" title="">David Virelles "Stories Waiting To Be Told" from Mboko (ECM) 26:43David Virelles
piano
b.1983- Host speaks 34:52
- Silke Eberhard Trio "Stray Around" from Being The Up And Down (Intakt) 36:11
" data-original-title="" title="">Satoko Fujii Trio "Moon On The Lake" from Moon On The Lake (Libra) 42:35Satoko Fujii
piano
b.1958- Host speaks 52:26
- Russ Lossing & Gerry Hemingway "Earth Mother" from Twice (Aqua Pizza) 53:31
- Mario Pavone "Not Five Kimono" from Boom (Playscape) 59:32
- Host speaks 1:05:23
- Mario Pavone Dialect Trio + 1 "Legacy Stories" from Blue Vertical (Out Of Your Head) 1:08:52
- Mario Pavone Dialect Trio + 1 "Face Music" from Blue Vertical (Out Of Your Head) 1:15:40
- Superposition "Wasteland" from Superposition (We Jazz) 1:23:45
- Host speaks 1:31:25
- Jack DeJohnette "Sorcery" from Sorcery (Prestige) 1:32:59
" data-original-title="" title="">Jaimie Branch "Leaves Of Glass" from Fly Or Die Live (Intl. Anthem) 1:46:49Jaimie Branch
trumpet
1983 - 2022- Host speaks 1:53:26
- Dan Rosenboom,
" data-original-title="" title="">Billy Mohler &Billy Mohler
bass
b.1975
" data-original-title="" title="">Anthony Fung "Icarus" from Refraction (Orenda) 1:54:40Anthony Fung
drums 
" data-original-title="" title="">James Brandon Lewis Red Lily Quintet "Jesup Wagon" from Jesup Wagon (Tao Forms) 1:59:52James Brandon Lewis
saxophone, tenor
b.1983- Host speaks 2:06:10
- Maria Grand "Welcome" from Reciprocity (Biophila) 2:07:18
- Maria Grand "Fundamental Part 1" from Reciprocity (Biophila) 2:13:26
- Maria Grand "Fundamental Part 2" from Reciprocity (Biophila) 2:15:26
"
data-original-title="" title="">The Red Microphone "Burrough's Inferno" from And I Became Of The Dark (ESP-Disk) 2:20:17- Host speaks 2:24:00
- Nortonk "Glados" from Nortonk (Biophilia) 2:25:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Dave Douglas "Fair Fight" from Marching Music (Greenleaf) 2:33:10Dave Douglas
trumpet
b.1963
" data-original-title="" title="">Wildflower "Red" from Better Time (Self-released) 2:38:45Wildflower
band / ensemble / orchestra
b.2017- Host speaks 2:46:22
- Tikkun "Amidah" from Dawn Ceremony For Dreadful Days (Le Fondeur De Son) 2:48:29
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Mario Pavone
Maurice Hogue
Tim Berne
Chris Speed
Reid Anderson
dave king
Ornette Coleman
Dan Rosenboom
Maria Grand
Sons of Kemet
Russ Lossing
Gerry Hemingway
Silke Eberrhard
Tikkun
Nortonk
Jack DeJohnette
David Virelles
Satoko Fujii
Superposition
Jaimie Branch
Billy Mohler
Anthony Fung
James Brandon Lewis
the Red Microphone
Dave Douglas
Wild Flower
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