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New Releases From Patrick Cornelius, Gordon Lee, Axel Filip And More
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On this show we feature new releases from
Patrick Cornelius
saxophone, altob.1978
Gordon Lee
piano
Axel Filip
drums
Marike van Dijk
saxophoneb.1982
Guillermo Klein
piano
Giuseppe Millaci
bassb.1988
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data-original-title="" title="">Christian Dillingham 
Cheryl Pyle
flute
Andrew Rathbun
saxophone, tenorAndrew Danforth
trombone
Wolfgang Muthspiel
guitarb.1965
Scott Colley
bassb.1963
Brian Blade
drumsb.1970
Ivan Lins
piano and vocalsb.1945
Playlist
- Show Intro 00:00
- Patrick Cornelius "Puzzle Box" from Book Of Secrets (Posi-tone) 00:54
- Gordon Lee "Yearning for the Light" from The Remainder (PJCE Records) 07:53
- Axel Filip & Maleza "The Counselor" from Habitat (Unit Records) 14:16
- Marike van Dijk "25 Notes" from Stranded (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 20:36
- Guillermo Klein Quintetto "Criolla" from Telmo's Tune (Sunnyside Records) 39:40
- Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio "Broustin Avenue" from Double Portrait (Hypnote) 46:22
- Christian Dillngham "Code Switch" from Cascades (Greenleaf) 46:22
- Cheryl Pyle "Music for Andrew Crane" from Art Dance (11th Street Music) 52:56
- Beyond Flute Group "Improvisation (Excerpt) from Live At The Main Drag (11th Street Music) 1:00:00
- Andrew Rathbun "Fast 5th" from The Speed of Time (Steeplechase) 1:08:36
- Trapeze "A New Bike By Parcel" from Level Crossing (Circum-disc) 1:17:35
- Andrew Danforth "In Motion" from Homegrown (Self Released) 1:32:49
- Wolfgang Muthspiel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade "Invocation" from Dance Of The Elders (ECM) 1:43:48
- Ivan Lins "Missing Miles" from My Heart Speaks (Resonance) 1:55:04
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Patrick Cornelius
Bob Osborne
Gordon Lee
Axel Filip
Maleza
Marike Van Dijk
Guillermo Klein
Giuseppe Millaci
Christian Dillingham,
Cheryl Pyle
Beyond Flute Group
Andrew Rathbun
Trapeze
Andrew Danforth
Wolfgang Muthspiel
Scott Colley
Brian Blade
Ivan Lins
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