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Mingus Unearthed!
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Mingus Unearthed! Just in time for Record Store Day Resonance Records releases never before heard live Mingus recordings from performances in Argentina. Also new music from David Murray with Ekep Nkwelle, Eva Novoa and The Los Angeles Improvisations Ensemble.Playlist
- David Murray Ekep Nkwelle "Birdly Serenade" from (Self Produced) 0:00
- Gillian Margot Geoffrey Keezer "The Peacocks}} " from (Self Produced) 5:23
- Sasha Berliner" The Worst Person in the World" from Fantome (Outside In) 12:40
- Host Speaks 20:21
- Opus Two "Broadway Baby from Follies" from Opus Two Celebrates Stephen Sondheim—New Chamber Music Arrangements (Bridge Records) 22:45
- Caili O'Doherty " Clip Joint" from Bluer Than Blue (Outside In) 25:20
- Orrin Evans"Dislocation Blues" from Walk a Mile in my Shoe (Imani) 30:47
- Host Speaks 38:10
- Barbara Thompson Tetraphonics Saxophone Quartet Marion Koehler "Mirage IV" from Mirages (Temple) 39:19
- Snowpoet" Skin" from Heartstrings (Edition) 46:18
- Jake Hertzog " Ozark Concerto Part 1" from Ozark Concerto (Zoho) 51:58
- Host Speaks 1:02:45
- Eva Novoa "Modus Vivendi" from Novoa / Kamaguchi / Cleaver Trio, Vol. 2 (577) 1:04:00
- Los Angeles Improvisations Ensemble " Igor's Infernal Rite To Sacrificial Square Dancing" from Insubordinate Lunar Transgressions (Denoument) 1:11:02
- Marta Sanchez " The Love Unable To Give" from Perpetual Void (Intakt) 1:15:56
- Charles Mingus "Cumbia & Jazz Fusion " from In Argentina—The Buenos Aires Concerts (Resonance) 1:20:23
- Host Speaks 1:42:07
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Charles Mingus
Hobart Taylor
David Murray Quartet
Ekep Nkwelle
Gillian Margot
Geoffrey Keezer
Sasha Berliner
Caili O'Doherty
Orrin Evans
Barbara Thompson
Tetraphonics Saxophone Quartet
Marion Koehler
Snowpoet
Jake Hertzog
Eva Novoa
Los Angeles Improvisations Ensemble
Marta Sánchez
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