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Rakalam Bob Moses/Gaia Wilmer, Karl Evangelista & Fareed Haque
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Music from new albums sampled this time around comes from the master drummer Rakalam
Bob Moses
drumsb.1948
Gaia Wilmer
saxophone
Karl Evangelista
guitar
Andrew Cyrille
drumsb.1939
Manolo Cabras
bass
Eric McPherson
drums
David Virelles
pianob.1983
Fareed Haque
guitarb.1963
Pat Martino
guitar1944 - 2021
Fred Hersch
pianob.1955
Jonathan Moritz
saxophone, tenorb.1977
John Coltrane
saxophone1926 - 1967
Ian Dogole
percussionb.1955
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" data-original-title="" title="">Sylvain Darrifourcq,Sylvain Darrifourcq
drums" data-original-title="" title="">Manuel Hermia & " data-original-title="" title="">Valentin Ceccaldi "Homo Narrans" from Unicorn & Flexibility (Hector) 00:00Manuel Hermia
saxophone- host speaks 07:19
- Rakalam Bob Moses & " data-original-title="" title="">Gaia Wilmer "Chase Machine" from Dancing With Elephants (Sunnyside) 10:31
Gaia Wilmer
saxophone 
" data-original-title="" title="">Felix Henkelhausen Quintet "Within Void" from Excruciating Pain Of Boredom (Enja) 16:34Felix Henkelhausen
bass, acoustic- David Virelles "Our Birthright" from Continuum (Pi Recordings) 22:17
- host speaks 30:02
- Karl Evangelista & Apura "Midas" from Bukas (577 Records) 33:44
- Potsa Lotsa XL "Monotactic" from Amoeba's Dance (Trouble In The East) 40:55
- Ian Dogole "Out Of This World" from Last Trane To Africa (Global Fusion Music) 44:49
- host speaks 53:32
- Manolo Cabras Quintet "Impronte" from Fuzzy (Robalo) 56:10
- " data-original-title="" title="">TROPOS "Aerator Debris" from Switches (Endectomorph) 1:01:43
- Eric McPherson Quartet "Cinco Y Quatro" from Double Bass Quartet (Giant Step Arts) 1:08:28
- host speaks 1:18:32
- Fareed Haque "Joyous Lake" from Return To The Joyous Lake (Art Of Life) 1:20:26
- Gulliver &
" data-original-title="" title="">Roberto Ottaviano "Ethiopian Suite" from The Billia Sessions (Dodicilune) 1:28:57Roberto Ottaviano
saxophone, soprano
b.1957 - Fred Hersch Trio "Law Years" from The Surrounding Green (ECM) 1:35:21
- host speaks 1:39:30
- Jonathan MoritzTrio Secret Tempo"Love You To Death" from Tempo"Love You To Death (Infrequent Seams) 1:41:34
" data-original-title="" title="">Dan Weiss "Dead Wall Revelry" from Unclassified Affections (Pi Recordings) 1:54:53Dan Weiss
drums- host speaks 2:04:26
- Ingebrigt Haker Flaten & (Exit) Knarr "Austin Vibes" from Drops (Sonic Transmissions) 2:06:32
" data-original-title="" title="">Eli Wallace,Eli Wallace
keyboards
b.1986
" data-original-title="" title="">Pablo Vazquez &Pablo Vazquez
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">marcelo von schultz "Portal" from Siestas (577 Records) 2:11:27marcelo von schultz
drums
b.1976
" data-original-title="" title="">Oliver Steidle's Oliwood "Bling Bling Frogs" from Anatomy of Anarchy (Jazzwerkstatt) 2:16:11Oliver Steidle
drums- host speaks 2:23:10
- " data-original-title="" title="">Wheelhouse "Sydney Opera" from House And Home (Aerophonic) 2:24:55
Wheelhouse
band / ensemble / orchestra
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Bob Moses
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Rakalam Bob Moses
Gaia Wilmer
Karl Evangelista
Andrew Cyrille
Manolo Cabras
Eric McPherson
David Virelles
Fareed Haque
Pat Martino
Fred Hersch
Jonathan Moritz
Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten
John Coltrane
Ian Dogole
Sylvain Darrifourcq
Manuel Hermia
Valentin Ceccaldi
Felix Henkelhausen
Potsa Lotsa Xl
Tropos
Gulliver
Roberto Ottaviano
Dan Weiss
Eli Wallace
Pablo Vazquez
marcelo von schultz
Oliver Steidle
Wheelhouse
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