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Mark Lomax, Rosetta Trio & Federica Michisanti
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February is Black History Month and this episode features some music recognizing that fact. Drummer and musicologist
Dr. Mark Lomax, II
drumsb.1979
There's also more music reflecting Black History Month from the new: Chicago culture-maker Angel Bat Dawid and, from the past, a tribute to saxophonist
Joseph Jarman
saxophone1937 - 2019
Stephan Crump
bass, acousticb.1972
Human Feel
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1989
Federica Michisanti
bass, acoustic
Chris Potter
saxophone, tenorb.1971
Jamie Saft
piano
Steve Swallow
bassb.1940
Bobby Previte
drumsb.1957
Playlist
- Stephan Crump's Rosetta Trio "In Waves" from Outliers (Papillon Sounds) 0:00
- Host speaks 5:34
- Stephan Crump's Rosetta Trio "Outliers" from Outliers (Papillon Sounds) 6:35
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data-original-title="" title="">Liberty Ship "Cruising Moor" from Signal Horn (Eclipse Music) 13:56- Human Feel "Numer" from Gold (Intakt) 21:03
- Host speaks 27:25
- Human Feel "Imaginary Friend" from Gold (Intakt) 29:40
" data-original-title="" title="">Samuel Blaser Quartet "Murderer's Home" from Early in the Mornin' (Outnote) 34:03Samuel Blaser
trombone
b.1981
" data-original-title="" title="">Russ Lossing "Jack of Clubs" from Motian Music (Sunnyside) 41:10Russ Lossing
piano
b.1960- Host speaks 47:26
- Angel Bat Dawid "The Oracle" from The Oracle (International Anthem) 49:59
- Gebhard Ullman's Basement Research "Almost Twentyeight" from Impromptus & Other Short Works (WhyPlayJazz) 55:19
- Host speaks 59:10
- Federica Michisanti Horn Trio "Silent Rides" from Silent Rides (Filibusta) 59:32
- Flavio Zanuttini's Opacipapa "Agitation Is Not Excitation" from Born Baby Born (Clean Feed) 1:07:13
- Host speaks 1:11:29
" data-original-title="" title="">George Crotty "Synchronicities" from Four String Nomad (Self-released) 1:13:30George Crotty
cello
" data-original-title="" title="">Kresten Osgood Quintet "Reincarnation of a Lovebird" from Kresten Osgood Quintet Plays Jazz (Gotta Let It Out) 1:19:16Kresten Osgood
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo "Amadare" from Kikoeru (Libra) 1:25:40Satoko Fujii
piano
b.1958- Host speaks 1:35:29
- Wietse Voermans Quartet "#3" from Live t Fest. Jazz Intl. Rotterdam (Self-released) 1:37:09
- Vlek "Nocturne #2" from Speck (El Negocito) 1:46:15
- Host speaks 1:51:42
- Mark Lomax "Part IV: Day 60" from 400: An Afrikan Epic (Self-released) 1:53:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Charlie M." from Full Force (ECM) 1:59:22Art Ensemble Of Chicago
band / ensemble / orchestra- Host speaks 2:08:33
- Joseph Jarman, Don Moye "Ode to Wilbur Ware" from Black Paladins (Black Saint) 2:10:49
- Art Ensemble of Chicago "Fanfare for the Warriors" from Fanfare For The Warriors (Atlantic) 2:18:54
- Joseph Jarman &
" data-original-title="" title="">Marilyn Crispell "Dear Lord" from Connecting Spirits (Music & Arts) 2:26:49Marilyn Crispell
piano
b.1947 - Host speaks 2:36:29
- Chris Potter "Circuits" from Circuits (Edition) 2:37:50
- Luz "Atacama" from Encelado (Auand) 2:47:12
- Host speaks 2:53:33
- Jamie Saft, Steve Swallow & Bobby Previte "The Break of the Flat Land" from You Don't Know The Life (RareNoise) 2:55:01
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Maurice Hogue
Mark Lomax
Angel Bat Dawid
Joseph Jarman
Stephan Crump
Human Feel
Federica Michisanti
Gebhard Ullman
Chris Potter
Wietse Voermans
Jamie Saft
Steve Swallow
Bobby Previte
Liberty Ship
Samuel Blaser
Russ Lossing Trio
Flavio Zanuttini
George Crotty
Kresten Osgood
Satoko Fujii
Vlek
Art Ensemble of Chicago
Don Moye
Marilyn Crispell
Luz
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About Federica Michisanti
Instrument: Bass, acoustic
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