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New Releases From Dunn, Kooshian, Andersen, Klossek And More
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On this week's show new music from
Trevor Dunn
bass
Ted Kooshian
pianob.1961
Amjad Ali Khan
sarod
Wu Man
lute
Arild Andersen
bass, acousticb.1945
Marcus Klossek
guitar, electric
Sara Gazarek
vocals
Saku Mantere
vocalsb.1974
Dave Douglas
trumpetb.1963
Ron Carter
bassb.1937
Frank Carlberg
composer / conductor
Thelonious Monk
piano1917 - 1982
Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Trevor Dunn's trio-convulsant "1733_V1" from Séances (Pyroclastic) 00:41
- Ted Kooshian "Hubub" from Hubub (Summit Records) 09:39
- Amjad Ali Khan and Wu Man "Maya" from Music For Hope (Zoho) 18:20
- Arild Andersen Group "Affirmation Part 1: Four" from Affirmation (ECM) 28:26
- Arild Andersen Group "Affirmation Part 1: One" from Affirmation (ECM) 36:37
- Marcus Klossek "Industrial Escape" from Tales From The Edge (Challenge Records) 41:02
- Sara Gazarek "Vanity" from Vanity (Self Released) 50:32
- Saku Mantere "Open Secrets" from Upon First Impression (Self Released) 1:00:00
- Ron Carter "Flamenco Sketches" from Findiing The Right Notes (IN + OUT Records) 1:06:49
- Dave Douglas "Never Let Me Go" from Songs of Ascent: Book 1—Degrees (Greenleaf) 1:13:00
- Dave Douglas "A Weaned Child" from Songs of Ascent: Book 2—Steps (Greenleaf) 1:19:50
- Frank Carlberg Trio "Azure Sphere" from Reflections 1952 (577 Records) 1:27:38
- Thelonious Monk "Blue Monk" from The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:34:08
- Thelonious Monk "These Foolish Things" from The Complete Prestige Recordings (Prestige) 1:41:46
- Frank Carlberg Trio "Some Things Foolish" from Reflections 1952 (577 Records) 1:44:31
- Ron Carter "Blues for DP" from Findiing The Right Notes (IN + OUT Records) 1:50:22
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Arild Andersen
Markus Klossek
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Saku Mantere
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Ron Carter
Frank Carlberg
Thelonious Monk
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