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Noah Preminger, Alexa Tarantino, Dave Douglas & More

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 20, 2019
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A mix of new releases this week, with music from Noah Preminger, Alexa Tarantino, Anthony Shadduck, Dan Phillips and Dave Douglas, plus some classic Thelonious Monk and other recent releases.

Playlist

Noah Preminger "World of Twelve Faces" from After Life (Criss Cross) 00:00
Anthony Shadduck "The Story of Maryam" from Quartet & Double Quartet (Big Ego Records) 10:13
Alexa Tarantino "Wisp After Wisp" from Winds of Change (Posi-tone) 16:33
Dan Phillips Quartet "Light at Depth" from Light at Depth (Lizard Breath Records) 21:55
Dave Douglas, Uri Caine, Andrew Cyrille "Francis of Anthony" from Devotion (Greenleaf) 30:27
Thelonious Monk "In Walked Bud" from Underground (Columbia) 35:19
Noah Preminger "Hovering World" from After Life (Criss Cross) 42:45
Alexa Tarantino "Square One" from Winds of Change (Posi-tone) 52:01
Dan Clucas, Vinny Golia, Steuart Liebig, Alex Cline "Manzanita" from Boojum Quartet (Klooktone Records) 59:27
Thelonious Monk "Boo Boo's Birthday" from Underground (Columbia) 1:03:43
Dennis Gonzalez, Joao Paulo "First Song" from Scapegrace (Clean Feed) 1:10:03
Jeff Cosgrove, Matthew Shipp, William Parker "Last Steps, First" from Near Disaster (Grizzley Music) 1:17:29
Alexa Tarantino "Ready or Not" from Winds of Change (Posi-tone) 1:27:07
Lars Fiil "Skygger" from Frit Fald II (Fiil Free Records) 1:31:23
Anthony Shadduck "Two" from Quartet & Double Quartet (Big Ego Records) 1:39:25
Noah Preminger "Island World" from After Life (Criss Cross) 1:49:32
Dan Clucas, Vinny Golia, Steuart Liebig, Alex Cline "Eucalyptus" from Boojum Quartet (Klooktone Records) 1:54:46

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