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Renee Rosnes, Peter Erskine, Brad Goode & George Cables
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Kicking off the second episode of 2025, we dive straight into brilliance with the legendary George Cables, showcasing music from his stunning new album, I Hear Echoes. From there, we honor one of his heroes and collaborators, the iconic Art Blakey. The journey continues with fresh sounds from Montreal's electrifying improv duo Simon Angell and Tommy Crane, alongside innovative tracks by Thelonious Garcia, Brad Goode, and Rick Roe. Sprinkled throughout are gems from jazz legends Peter Erskine, Renee Rosnes, and Ryan Middagh, keeping the groove alive. And to cap it all off, we shine a spotlight on Kansas City's cherished friend from Italy, Roberto Magris, featuring music from his inspiring 2024 release, Freedom is Peace. So, tune in and dig the jazz, my friends...Playlist
George Cables
pianob.1944
Art Blakey
drums1919 - 1990
Brad Goode
trumpetb.1963
Joe Syrian
drums
Peter Erskine
drumsb.1954
Thelonius Garcia
piano
Renee Rosnes
pianob.1962
Rick Roe
pianoRyan Middagh
saxophone
Roberto Magris
pianob.1959
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Ryan Middagh
Roberto Magris
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