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Céline Bonacina, Keith Jarrett, Carla Marciano and More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
December 3, 2019
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Another week repleate with deliciuos new releases, from those of European jazz queens Celine Bonacina, Yazz Ahmed and Carla Marciano, to the Pan-African manifesto of Russell Gunn's Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra, to the collaborative trios of Ben Perowsky—-John Medeski—Chris Speed, Zach Brock—Matt Ulery—Jon Deitemyer, and Alban Darche—Matthieu Donarier—Meivelyan Jacquot, not to mention the latest by Keith Jarrett and the first by Harish Raghavan.

What a bonanza to be grateful for!

Happy listening!

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Ben Perowsky, John Medeski, Chris Speed "Sidecar" Upstream (Self-released) 0:16
Host talks 7:11
Céline Bonacina "Ivre Sagesse" Fly Fly (Cristal) 8:29
Yazz Ahmed "Ruby Bridges" Polyhymnia (Ropeadope) 13:04
Carla Marciano Quartet "Theme from "Harry Potter" (Hedwig's Theme)" Psychosis -Homage to Bernard Herrmann (Challenge) 22:38
Host talks 32:17
The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra "Voyage of the Pyramid Builders" Pyramids (Ropeadope) 34:17
The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra "Olmec (Xi)" Pyramids (Ropeadope) 39:36
The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra "Pan-Afrikan Benediction" Pyramids (Ropeadope) 41:44
Michael Kiwanuka "Rolling" KIWANUKA (Polydor) 45:17
Host talks 48:14
Zach Brock, Matt Ulery, Jon Deitemyer "Levelled" Wonderment (Woolgathering) 49:24
Keith Jarrett "Part IV" Munich 2016 (Live) (ECM) 54:51
Alban Darche "Roadmap" Longboard: Being Wild (Yolk) 58:35
Host talks 1:01:26
Harish Raghavan "Sangeet" Calls for Action (Whirlwind) 1:03:38

Photo credit: Ralf Dombrowski

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