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Mountweazel, Tim Haldeman & More
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Musicians are no different than many of us as we move from place to place for reasons of opportunity, love, employment, school, freedom, safety and peace. This week's edition of One Man's Jazz features three sax players who have done just that. Sweden's
Alberto Pinton
saxophone, baritoneb.1962
"
data-original-title="" title="">Tim Haldeman was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan so it wasn't too much of a trip to move to Chicago and be a respected part of the scene there. Playlist
" data-original-title="" title="">Devin Gray "Trends of Trending" from Dirigo Rataplan II (Rataplan) 0:00Devin Gray
drums
b.1983- Devin Gray "Quantum Cryptology" from Dirigo Rataplan II (Rataplan) 5:43
- Host speaks 12:16
- Alberto Pinton "Ed Red" from R?d (Self-released) 15:32
- Alberto Pinton "Rojo, Como De Fuego" from R?d (Self-released) 21:17
- " data-original-title="" title="">Mike Magnelli "Sfera" from Dress Code (Nusica) 27:33
- Host speaks 33:35
- Mountweazel "Apopudobalia" from Double Think (Aut) 34:50
" data-original-title="" title="">Dan Weiss "Veiled" from Starebaby (Pi) 43:03Dan Weiss
drums
" data-original-title="" title="">Cuong Vu Quartet "Round and Round (Back Around)" from Change in The Air (RareNoise) 47:22Cuong Vu
trumpet
b.1969- Host speaks 51:31
" data-original-title="" title="">Lars Fiil "Apati Og Dog" from Frit Fald II (Fiil Free) 52:52Lars Fiil
piano
b.1986- Deep Energy Orchestra "The Return" from Playing With Fire (7D Media) 59:43
- Host speaks 1:04:25
- Tim Haldeman"A Song for Strangers" from Open Water As A Child (Woolgathering) 1:06:06
" data-original-title="" title="">Marty Ehrlich "Dusk" from Trio Exaltation (Clean Feed) 1:16:22Marty Ehrlich
woodwinds
b.1955- Don Bryon &
" data-original-title="" title="">Aruán Ortiz "Joe Btfsplk" from Random Dances and (A)Tonalities (Intakt) 1:24:45Aruán Ortiz
piano
b.1973 - Host speaks 1:30:25
- Alberto Pinton & Noi Siamo "Everthought" from Opus Facere (Clean Feed) 1:31:58
" data-original-title="" title="">Aki Takase &Aki Takase
piano
b.1948
" data-original-title="" title="">Alexander von Schlippenbach "The Prophet" from So Long Eric! Homage to Eric Dolphy (Intakt) 1:42:05Alexander von Schlippenbach
piano
b.1938- " data-original-title="" title="">Enrique Haneine "Like A Bronco" from The Mind's Mural (Elegant Walk) 1:48:12
Enrique Haneine
drums - Host speaks 1:53:39
" data-original-title="" title="">Harriet Tubman "3000 Worlds " from The Terror End of Beauty (Sunnyside) 1:55:11Harriet Tubman
band / ensemble / orchestra
" data-original-title="" title="">Jose Lencastre "Da" from Eudaimonia (FMR) 1:59:38Jose Lencastre
saxophone, alto
b.1977- Host speaks 2:07:15
- Mountweazel "Esrum Hellerup" from Double Think (Aut) 2:07:53
" data-original-title="" title="">Adam Hopkins "Haven Of Bliss" from Crickets (Out Of Your Head) 2:18:46Adam Hopkins
bass- Host speaks 2:27:55
- Gon?alo Almeida & J?rg Schneider "Glowing" from Almeida & Schneider (Self-released) 2:28:32
- First Gig Never Happened "Brilliant Corners" from Mingus Without Bass, Monk Without Hat (Alessa) 2:37:12
" data-original-title="" title="">Martin Kuchen &Martin Kuchen
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">Mathias Landaeus "Martha" from Vinyl (Moserobie) 2:43:01Mathias Landaeus
piano
b.1969- Host speaks 2:49:43
- Pepa Paivinen & Good Romans " We Are Not Alone" from Felix Culpa (Finnish Explosions) 2:51:44
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Alberto Pinton
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Mountweazel
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Magnelli Trio
Dan Weiss
Cuong Vu
Lars Fiil
Deep Energy Orchestra
Marty Ehrlich
Don Bryon
Aruan Ortiz
Aki Takase
Alexander von Schlippenbach
Enrique Haneine
Harriet Tubman
José Lencastre
Adam Hopkins
Gon?alo Almeida
J?rg Schneider
First Gig Never Happened
Martin Kuchen
Landaeus Trio
Pepa Paivinen
Good Romans
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About Alberto Pinton
Instrument: Saxophone, baritone
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