Hard bop and modern jazz light the fuse. Then the Hammond starts cooking: soul jazz, deep funk, Afro-Latin fire, rare groove and cinematic soul. Jamaica gets into the bloodstream, dub slips into a jazz standard, and suddenly Miles Davis is hiding around every corner.
Wes. Sonny. Marvin. Brooklyn meets Brazil. Bebop collides with the Beat Generation. London answers Detroit. Old records whisper to new ones, tributes hide inside originals, and the segues have secrets of their own.
Jazz is where we start. Where we wind up is anybody’s bet.
Wes. Sonny. Marvin. Brooklyn meets Brazil. Bebop collides with the Beat Generation. London answers Detroit. Old records whisper to new ones, tributes hide inside originals, and the segues have secrets of their own.
Jazz is where we start. Where we wind up is anybody’s bet.
Niia - Ronny Cammareri
Julieta Eugenio - Mi Boathouse
David Borgo - Dark Days
Monty Alexander - What's Going On
The Elliott Caine Quintet - Permanent Revolution
Fredi Shehadi - Song For Wes (organ)
Joey DeFrancesco - One More Blues (organ)
Doug Webb - For Sonny (organ)
Jerry Z - Strange Brew (organ)
The Filthy Six - Jack Attack
Karate Boogaloo - Butterfly
Menahan Street Band - Palace of Illusions
The Midnight Hour (Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad) - Water’s Edge
Four Chefs - Spin Control
Dave Fox Group - Odell Place
Marlon Simon and the Nagual Spirits - Africando
James Brandon Lewis - Tradition
Shai Jaschek - How Much Longer
Early Times - On The Corner
Andy Shepherd - Salt Catchers
Super scintillant (Nicolas Bernier & Mélanie Bourassa) - Trois- Deux
Alfa Mist - From East
Ezra Collective - Jubilee Feeling
Thee Sacred Souls & Victor Axelrod- Waiting (Dub)
Nicholas Payton & Butcher Brown - So What
Bob McFadden & Rod McKuen - The Beat Generation
Emmet Cohen - Budo
Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson - Bone Bells
Ayumi Tanaka, Thomas Morgan, Thomas Strønen - La Source
Jason Kao Hwang Human Rites Trio - What to Keep, What to Let Go
Temidayo Balogun - 'Concept of Democracy'
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