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Ron Miles, Bobby Broom, Nicole Glover, Catherine Sikora With Susan Alcorn And More

By Hobart Taylor | Allston Boylston
June 5, 2024
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New music from trumpeter Ron Miles with Bill Frisell and Brian Blade, Old Main Chapel, Bobby Broom's new release, Jamalot, and saxophonist Nicole Glover's latest, Play.

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Yuko Ito "Voce e Eu" from Seduzir (Self Produced) 0:00
Ron Miles "Ruby Go Round" from Old Main Chapel (Blue Note) 4:38
Host Speaks 17:42
Cally Banham " Libertango" from Tango to the Cor (Self Produced) 18:47
Mark Guiliana "Continuation" from The Sound of Listening (Edition) 21:46
Host Speaks 27:26
Yuko Ito "O Bêbado e a Equilibrista" from Seduzir (Self Produced) 28:10
Nduduzo Makhathini "Iyana" from uNomkhubulwane (Blue Note) 32:00
Yael Meyer "Huracan" from Huracan (KLI) 39:35
Host Speaks 43:17
Bobby Broom "Tadd's Delight" from Jamalot (Steele) 44:46
Nicole Glover "Blues for Mel" from Plays (Savant) 54:54
Samuel Torres "Expanding Spaces" from A Dance for Birds (Blue Conga) 1:00:44
Host Speaks 1:10:06
Cassie Kinoshi's Seed "Smoke in the Sun" from Gratitude (International Anthem) 1:11:14
Charles Lloyd "Sky Valley, Spirit of the Forest" from The Sky Will Always Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note) 1:16:49
Host Speaks 1:31:53
Catherine Sikora "Filament ii" from Filament (Self Produced) 1:32:40
Joel Ross " Equinox" from Nublues (Blue Note) 1:45:16
Lori Bell "Inner Urge" from Recorda Me: Remembering Joe Henderson (Self Produced) 1:53:53
Host Speaks 1:59:08

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