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More 2018 Faves, Christoph Irniger Pilgrim & Liberty Ship
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A second week of favourite recordings from 2018 by
Scott Clark
drums
Jason Robinson
saxophone, tenorb.1975
Enrique Haneine
drums
Steve Coleman
saxophone, altob.1956
Nicole Mitchell
fluteb.1967
"
data-original-title="" title="">Liberty Ship. This week we also dig into some of the newer releases that have arrived: the Wing Walker Orchestra, 
Francesco Diodati
guitar
Ambrose Akinmusire
trumpetb.1982
Christoph Irniger
saxophone, tenorb.1979
Satoko Fujii
pianob.1958
Playlist
- Quartette Oblique "All Blues" from Quartette Oblique (Sunnyside) 00:00
- Scott Clark "Cantapeta Creek" from ToNow (Clean Feed) 12:21
- Host speaks 19:56
- Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo "Neppa" from Kikoeru (Libra) 23:05
- Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo "Stop and Go" from Kikoeru (Libra) 30:18
- Schnell "A Flower Is a Lovesome Thing" from Live at Sowieso (Clean Feed) 36:26
- Jason Robinson "Facing West" from Resonant Geographies (pFmentum) 40:41
- Host speaks 47:10
- Wing Walker Orchestra "Marina" from Hazel (Ears & Eyes) 49:10
- Enrique Haneine "Reality Shape" from The Mind's Mural (Elegant Walk) 54:40
- Host speaks 59:28
- Steve Coleman "twf" from Live at the Village Vanguard Vol 1 (The Embedded Sets) (Pi) 1:00:00
- Host speaks 1:07:02
- Francesco Diodati & Yellow Squeeds "Simple Lights" from Never The Same (Auand) 1:08:35
- Nicole Mitchell " Voudou Spacetime Kettle" from Maroon Cloud (FPE) 1:16:57
- Flavio Zanuttini & Opacipapa "Grazi Grazi" from Born Baby Born (Clean Feed) 1:22:56
- Host speaks 1:28:32
- Ambrose Akinmusire " The Lingering Velocity of the Deads' Ambitions" from Origami Harvest (Blue Note) 1:30:53
" data-original-title="" title="">Sam Trapchak "Pterofractal" from Land Grab (Self-released) 1:40:42Sam Trapchak
bass
b.1984
" data-original-title="" title="">James Brandon Lewis "No Wooden Nickels" from Divine Travels (Okeh) 1:45:30James Brandon Lewis
saxophone, tenor
b.1983- Host speaks 1:49:19
- Maurice Louca "Elephantine" from Elephantine (Northern Spy/Sub Rosa) 1:51:35
" data-original-title="" title="">Susana Santos Silva &Susana Santos Silva
trumpet
b.1979
" data-original-title="" title="">Mette Rasmussen "The Dog (That Bit Me)" from October Meeting 2016 (Bimhuis) 1:59:04Mette Rasmussen
saxophone, alto- Host speaks 2:08:23
" data-original-title="" title="">Stephen Haynes &Stephen Haynes
cornet
b.1955
" data-original-title="" title="">Damon Smith "Bonshō" from Search Versus Research (Balance Point Acoustics) 2:09:53Damon Smith
bass, acoustic
b.1972
" data-original-title="" title="">Francois Houle,Francois Houle
clarinet
" data-original-title="" title="">Alexander Hawkins &Alexander Hawkins
piano
b.1981
" data-original-title="" title="">Harris Eisenstadt "Clue" from You Have Options (Songlines) 2:16:04Harris Eisenstadt
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Jeff Morris "A Solo Is the Nth Melody" from Interfaces: Jazz Meets Electronics (Ravelo) 2:21:08Jeff Morris
electronics
b.1976- Host speaks 2:27:27
- Liberty Ship "Nightly Gulf" from Signal Horn (Eclipse Music) 2:29:09
" data-original-title="" title="">Danielle Friedman Trio "Ach Le Shalom" from School of Fish (Self-released) 2:35:01Danielle Friedman
piano
b.1991- Christoph Irniger Pilgrim "Point Of View" from Crosswinds (Intakt) 2:41:07
- Host speaks 2:49:03
" data-original-title="" title="">Lucian Ban & " data-original-title="" title="">Alex Simu "The Pilgrim" from Free Fall (Sunnyside) 2:50:04Lucian Ban
piano
Photo credit: Peter Gannushkin.
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