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Roger Lewis, Gordon Grdina, Nick Dunston & O' Canada!
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Hour one of this episode lands on New Orleans for a taste of new albums by the veteran saxophonist
Roger Lewis
saxophone, baritone
Don Paul
vocalsb.1950
Nick Dunston
bass
Gordon Grdina
oudb.1977
Alex Fournier
bassPlaylist
- Roger Lewis "Get Your Jam On!" from Alright! (Irresistible Revolutionary) 00:00
- Host speaks 05:29
- Roger Lewis "Maybe You See Horses" from Alright! (Irresistible Revolutionary) 07:10
" data-original-title="" title="">Tomas Fujiwara Triple Double "Silhouettes In Smoke" from March (Firehouse 12) 16:53Tomas Fujiwara
drums- Lisbeth Quartet "Release" from Release (Intakt) 22:18
- Host speaks 28:46
- Gordon Grdina Nomad Trio "Parksville" from Boiling Point (Astral Spirits) 30:29
" data-original-title="" title="">Jonathan Reisin "It's Not The Same" from Option B (Habitable) 36:29Jonathan Reisin
saxophone- Relative Motion Trio "Missiles or Microbe?" from Relative Motion (Self-released) 43:49
- Host speaks 49:22
- Don Paul "About Reinaldo, Mourning & Outrage" from Love Over War (Irresistible Revolutionary) 51:14
" data-original-title="" title="">David Binney "Casa" from Tomorrow's Journey (Ghost Note) 1:00:08David Binney
saxophone, alto
b.1961
" data-original-title="" title="">Billy Mohler "Equals" from Anatomy (Contagious) 1:10:59Billy Mohler
bass
b.1975- Host speaks 1:18:05
- Nick Dunston Trio "Vicious Daily Fashion" from Spider Season (Out Of Your Head) 1:20:40
- Nick Dunston Trio "Dystopian Christmas" from Spider Season (Out Of Your Head) 1:26:09
- Yells At Eels "Tag" from Cape Of Storms (Ayler Records) 1:29:26
- Host speaks 1:36:14
- Gordon Grdina}} ,
" data-original-title="" title="">Matthew Shipp &Matthew Shipp
piano
b.1960
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Helias "Pathways" from Pathways (Attaboygirl) 1:37:22Mark Helias
bass 
" data-original-title="" title="">Florian Arbenz "Sin Tar Danza" from Conversations 5—Elemental (Self-released) 1:45:37Florian Arbenz
drums- Host speaks 1:53:03
- Zebra Street Band "And Then We Playd Those Clouds Away" from Shirwku (Self-released) 1:55:01
- Tuscany Music Revolution "VI" from Tuscany Music Revolution (Aut Recods) 2:00:48
- Host speaks 2:08:39
" data-original-title="" title="">Jeremy Cunningham,Jeremy Cunningham
drums
b.1979
" data-original-title="" title="">Dustin Laurenzi &Dustin Laurenzi
saxophone, tenor
b.1989" data-original-title="" title="">Paul Bryan "New Dust" from Better Ghosts (Northern Spy) 2:10:18Paul Bryan
bass- Alex Bayer "Liminal—Prelude" from Radar (Mono-Ton) 2:16:04
- Alex Bayer "Liminal" from Radar (Mono-Ton) 2:17:34
- Host speaks 2:23:33
- Kamil Piotrowicz Sextet "17th August" from Weird Heaven (Howard) 2:24:39
- Flash Pig "QG" from Le Plus Longtemps Possible (French Keys) 2:30:40
- Host speaks 2:36:10
- Alex Fournier Tri-io "Salt Lick City" from Six-ish Plateaus (Elastic) 2:37:50
- My Misshapen Ear "CT" from Washing Windows (Oval Windows) 2:47:53
" data-original-title="" title="">Harris Eisenstadt's Canada Day Quartet "Poschavio Four Voice #4" from Canada Day Quartet Live (Clean Feed) 2:52:59Harris Eisenstadt
drums
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