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Strata-East, James Brandon Lewis & Phil Haynes
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Back in the '70s and '80s, flicking through the LPs at a favourite record store and finding the latest Strata East releases made the trip worthwhile. Established by trumpeter
Charles Tolliver
trumpetb.1942
Stanley Cowell
piano1941 - 2020
Other new releases sampled come from
James Brandon Lewis
saxophone, tenorb.1983
Daniel Erdmann
saxophoneEva Novoa
piano
Masa Kamaguchi
bass, acoustic
Gerald Cleaver
drumsb.1963
Daniel Carter
saxophoneb.1996
Georg Ruby
pianoSabu Toyozumi
drums
William Hooker
drumsb.1946
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" data-original-title="" title="">Mikko Innanen,Mikko Innanen
saxophone
b.1978
" data-original-title="" title="">Cedric Piromalli &Cedric Piromalli
organ, Hammond B3
" data-original-title="" title="">Stefan Pasborg "Pratsch" from Can You Hear It? (Clean Feed) 00:00Stefan Pasborg
drums
b.1974- Host speaks 05:21
- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Polaris" from Abstraction Is Deliverance (Intakt) 08:11
" data-original-title="" title="">Eunhye Jeong &Eunhye Jeong
piano
b.1986
" data-original-title="" title="">Michael Bisio "Point Expands To World" from Jeong-Bisio Duo (ESP-Disk) 15:58Michael Bisio
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">Jim Hobbs &Jim Hobbs
saxophone, alto" data-original-title="" title="">Timo Shanko "The Slow Ascent" from The Depression Tapes (Relative Pitch) 20:30Timo Shanko
bass, acoustic- Host speaks 26:54
- Daniel Erdmann's Organic Soulfood "Souvent Mais Peu A la Fois" from Into The Sweet Unknown (BMC) 28:46
- " data-original-title="" title="">Roberto Cassani &
Roberto Cassani
bass
" data-original-title="" title="">Graeme Stephen "The Last Day Of Primary School" from Pictish Spaghett (77 Records) 34:39Graeme Stephen
guitar 
" data-original-title="" title="">Clifford Jordan "John Coltrane" from Glass Bead Games (Strata-East) 42:11Clifford Jordan
saxophone, tenor
1931 - 1993- Host speaks 48:52
" data-original-title="" title="">Pharoah Sanders "Prince of Peace" from Izipho Zam (My Gifts) (Strata-East) 51:51Pharoah Sanders
saxophone, tenor
1940 - 2022
" data-original-title="" title="">Meinrad Kneer & Albert Van Veenendal "Kondensationkern" from The Munderkingen Sessions Part 2 (Evil Rabbit) 1:00:37Meinrad Kneer
bass, acoustic
b.1970- Sabu Toyozumi, Richard Bates & Rick Countryman "Vibration Needs Room To Unfold and Matter To Modulate" from The Separation Of Sound And Space (Self-released) 1:05:00
- Host speaks 1:13:06
- Phil Haynes &
" data-original-title="" title="">Ben Monder "Too Easy" from Transition(s) (Corner Store) 1:16:13Ben Monder
guitar
b.1962 - Phil Haynes,
" data-original-title="" title="">Drew Gress, &Drew Gress
bass
b.1959
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Salerno "Spell" from Return To Electric (Corner Store) 1:22:58Steve Salerno
guitar - Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver "Mucho Masa" from Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver Volume 2 (577 Records) 1:28:50
- Host speaks 1:35:06
- William Hooker, " data-original-title="" title="">Alan Braufman &
Alan Braufman
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">David S. Ware "Movement 3" from A Time Within: Live at the New York Jazz Museum, January 14, 1977 (Valley Of Search) 1:37:01David S. Ware
saxophone, tenor
1949 - 2012 - Quantum Blues "Mamma's Blues" from Quantum Blues (Ropeadope) 1:45:57
- Makeshift Spirituals "Alex Reassuring Witch Doctor Part 3" from Volume One (577 Records) 1:52:01
- Host speaks 2:01:44
- Georg Ruby "Donderdag" from Soliliquies (Jazzhausmusik) 2:04:06
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Daniel Erdmann
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Masa Kamaguchi
Gerald Cleaver
Daniel Carter
Makeshift Spirituals
Georg Ruby
Sabu Toyozumi
Richard Bates
Rick Countryman
William Hooker
Mikko Innanen
Cedric Piromali
Stefan Pasborg
Eunhye Jeong
Michael Bisio
Jim Hobbs
Timo Shanko
Roberto Cassani
Graeme Stephen
Clifford Jordan
Meinrad Kneer
Albert Van Veenendal
Ben Monder
Drew Gress
Steve Salerno
Alan Braufman
David S. Ware
Quantum Blues
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