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Bayon, Eick, Perelman, Ledesma and more

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
November 11, 2021
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On this show we feature all new releases from Juan Manuel Bayón, Mathias Eick, pablo ledesma, Beth McKenna, Dan Weiss and Miles Okazaki, and Vladimir Luchansky plus a further look at Ivo Perelman's Brass and Ivory Tales box set.

Playlist

Juan Bayon "Alicates y Alambrados" from Silencio Ensordecedor (ears&eyes) 00:00
Mathias Eick "Turning" from When we leave (ECM) 09:19
Ivo Perelman with Aaron Parks "Chapter Two -Tale Four" from Brass and Ivory Tales (Fundacja Słuchaj) 15:41
Pablo Ledesma Trio "Quien es Percy Clarke" from El Visitante (Numeral) 26:28
Dan Weiss and Miles Okazaki "The Memory Palace Part II" from Music for Drums and Guitar (Cygnus Recordings) 34:11
Vladimir Luchansky "As A Whole" from Transitions (Orbit 577) 40:29
Juan Bayon "Primavera" from Silencio Ensordecedor (ears&eyes) 52:49
Mathias Eick "Arvo" from When we leave (ECM) 1:00:46
Ivo Perelman with Agusti Fernandez "Chapter Six -Tale Six" from Brass and Ivory Tales (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:06:10
Pablo Ledesma Trio "Retorno" from El Visitante (Numeral) 1:13:20
Beth McKenna "Perspective" from Beyond Here (Self Released) 1:18:43
Juan Bayon "Fumbo" from Silencio Ensordecedor (ears&eyes) 1:26:02
Mathias Eick "Begging" from When we leave (ECM) 1:31:46
Ivo Perelman with Sylvie Courvoisier "Chapter Eight -Tale Five" from Brass and Ivory Tales (Fundacja Słuchaj) 1:36:18
Dan Weiss and Miles Okazaki "Middlegame Part V" from Music for Drums and Guitar (Cygnus Recordings) 1:43:52
Pablo Ledesma Trio "Decimas" from El Visitante (Numeral) 1:57:02

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About Juan Manuel Bayón

Instrument: Bass, acoustic

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