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  • Miki Yamanaka
    Pianist and composer Miki Yamanaka, today’s interview guest on The Jazz Hole with Linus, talks about her brand new album Miki (featuring Steve Nelson, Orlando Le Fleming and Bill Stewart), released yesterday on Cellar Live Records. Other artists today include Caleb Wheeler Curtis and more from his new album Brothers, Rafał Sarnecki and another track from his new album Climbing Trees and Marcelo Woloski with two tracks from his album Mundo por conocer.
    Caleb Wheeler Curtis - Cartoon Element
    Album: Brothers
    Caleb Wheeler Curtis (as), Josh Lawrence (tp), Eric Revis (b) and Mark Whitfield Jr. (d)
    Caleb Wheeler Cutis - Requiem for False Equivalence
    Album: Brothers
    Caleb Wheeler Curtis (as), Josh Lawrence (tp), Eric Revis (b), Mark Whitfield Jr. (d) and Seamus Blake (ts)
    Rafał Sarnecki - Write a Letter to Yourself
    Album: Climbing Trees
    Rafał Sarnecki (g), Lucas Pino (ts, b-cl), Bogna Kicińska (voc), Glenn Zaleski (p), Rick Rosato (b) and Colin Stranahan (d)
    Miki Yamanaka - Mr. Pancake
    Album: Miki
    Miki Yamanaka (p), Steve Nelson (vib), Orlando Le Fleming (b) and Bill Stewart (d)
    Miki Yamanaka - “Stuffed Cabbage” & “Book”
    Album: Miki
    Miki Yamanaka (p), Orlando Le Fleming (b) and Bill Stewart (d)
    Marcelo Woloski - Mundo por conocer
    Album: Mundo por conocer
    Marcelo Woloski (perc, voc), Eleonora Bianchini (lead voc), Sofia Ribeiro (bck voc), Magda Giannikou (voc), Vitor Gonçalves (p), Matt McLaughlin (fr horn), Mike Maher (tp, flh), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (tb), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b), Maria Im (vio), Dana Lyn (viola) and Maria Jeffers (cello)
    Marcelo Woloski – Cachorinho de susinha
    Album: Mundo por conocer
    Marcelo Woloski (perc, voc), Juan Andrés Ospina (p, bck voc), Vitor Gonçalves (acc), Ricardo Vogt (nylon g), Hadar Noiberg (fl, pic), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (tb), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b), Maria Im (vio), Dana Lyn (viola) and Maria Jeffers (cello)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:04 - Cartoon Element - Caleb Wheeler Curtis
    06:10 - Requiem for False Equivalence - Caleb Wheeler Curtis, Seamus Blake
    10:54 - Write a Letter to Yourself - Rafał Sarnecki
    18:20 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:59 - Mr. Pancake - Miki Yamanaka, Steve Nelson
    27:29 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Miki Yamanaka, Part I
    35:28 - Stuffed Cabbage - Miki Yamanaka
    41:40 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Miki Yamanaka, Part II
    48:22 - Book - Miki Yamanaka
    53:48 - Mundo por conocer - Marcelo Woloski
    57:15 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    59:02 - Cachorinho de susinha - Marcelo Woloski
    61:12 - Finish
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  • Howlin' at Long Venetian Trees, Brothers
    Lots of new music on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, including tracks from Is Life Long? by the Toronto-based drummer and composer Nick Fraser, Latin vibes by Mike Freeman ZonaVibe from their latest album Venetian Blinds, New Orleans-inspired tracks from vocalist Carmela Rappazzo’s new album Howlin’ At The Moon, selections from the brand new album Climbing Trees by NYC-based guitarist Rafal Sarnecki, as well as tracks from Brothers by NYC-based saxophonist Caleb Wheeler Curtis
    Nick Fraser - “Skeleton” & “Arachnid”
    Album: Is Life Long?
    Nick Fraser (d), Tony Malaby (saxes), Rob Clutton (b) and Andrew Downing (cello)
    Mike Freeman ZonaVibe - “Bobby Land” & “Those Venetian Blinds”
    Album: Venetian Blinds
    Mike Freeman (vib, coro), Guido Gonzalez (tp, coro), Ian Stewart (b), Roberto Quintero (congas, guiro, shakere) and Joel Mateo (d, campana)
    Carmela Rappazzo - “Genie In A Bottle” & “Howlin’ At The Moon”
    Album: Howlin’ At The Moon
    Carmela Rappazzo (voc), Oscar Rossignoli (p, arrangement “Genie In A Bottle”), Jasen Weaver (b, arrangement “Howlin’ At The Moon”), Gerald T. Watkins Jr. (d), Mahmoud Ghouki (lutar), Pete Snell (g), Steve Lands (tp), Jeronne Amari Ansari (saxes), Mark McGrain (tb), Steve Glenn (tuba), Mark Carroll (hand cymbals, back voc), Paul Sanchez (bck voc)
    Rafał Sarnecki - “Solar Eclipse” & “Hydrodynamics”
    Album: Climbing Trees
    Rafał Sarnecki (g), Lucas Pino (ts, b-cl), Bogna Kicińska (voc), Glenn Zaleski (p), Rick Rosato (b) and Colin Stranahan (d)
    Caleb Wheeler Curtis - Brothers
    Album: Brothers
    Caleb Wheeler Curtis (as), Josh Lawrence (tp), Eric Revis (b) and Mark Whitfield Jr. (d)
    Caleb Wheeler Cutis - The Fallacy of Ancient Wisdom
    Album: Brothers
    Caleb Wheeler Curtis (as), Josh Lawrence (tp), Luques Curtis (b) and Mark Whitfield Jr. (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:17 - Skeleton - Nick Fraser
    08:23 - Arachnid - Nick Fraser
    14:42 - Bobby Land - Mike Freeman ZonaVibe
    19:27 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:12 - Those Venetian Blinds - Mike Freeman ZonaVibe
    26:41 - Genie In A Bottle - Carmela Rappazzo
    30:37 - Howlin’ At The Moon - Carmela Rappazzo
    33:18 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    37:52 - Solar Eclipse - Rafał Sarnecki
    46:22 - Hydrodynamics - Rafał Sarnecki
    53:05 - Brothers - Caleb Wheeler Curtis
    57:31 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    59:38 - The Fallacy of Ancient Wisdom - Caleb Wheeler Curtis
    65:21 - Finish
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  • Kaze - Live at La Malterie in Lille, France
    On this month’s episode of The Jazz Hole Live with Linus, you get to enjoy a live set by Kaze, an experimental Franco-Japanese Quartet, recorded at La Malterie in Lille, France. The group features Japanese pianist Satoko Fujii and her husband trumpeter Natsuki Tamura, French trumpeter Christian Pruvost and drummer Peter Orins. As they enter their eighth year together, they find themselves enjoying a group rapport that few other bands share. They recently released their fifth album entitled, Atody Man (Malagasy for “egg man”), available on www.circum-disc.com and www.librarecords.com
    KAZE
    Satoko Fujii (p)
    Natsuki Tamura (trumpet)
    Christian Pruvost (trumpet)
    Peter Orins (drums)
    “Meta-Blizzard” composed by Peter Orins, “Inspiration 2” composed by
    Natsuki Tamura, “Atody Man” composed by Christian Pruvost, “Moving”
    composed by Satoko Fujii
    All tracks recorded live at La Malterie in Lille, France on May 30th 2018
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    01:43 - Meta - Blizzard - Kaze
    13:51 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    15:18 - Inspiration 2 - Kaze
    32:37 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    33:43 - Atody Man - Kaze
    44:20 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    45:44 - Moving - Kaze
    68:42 - Finish
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  • Too Short
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole includes more music from Secret Songs by the dynamic UK-based duo Miriam Ast & Victor Gutierrez (with special guest Stan Sulzmann), plus more from Light Blue by the NYC-based bassist Martin Wind, as well as brand new tracks from YUL by the Montréal-based Alex Lefaivre Quartet and from Is Life Long? by the Toronto-based drummer Nick Fraser
    Martin Wind - While I’m Still Here
    Album: Light Blue
    Martin Wind (b), Ingrid Jensen (tp), Scott Robinson (ts), Gary Versace (org) and Matt Wilson (d)
    Martin Wind - Ten Minute Song
    Album: Light Blue
    Martin Wind (b), Ingrid Jensen (tp), Scott Robinson (bass sax), Anat Cohen (cl), Gary Versace (p) and Matt Wilson (d)
    Alex Lefaivre Quartet - “The Righteous” & “Cascade”
    Album: YUL
    Alex Lefaivre (e-b), Erik Hove (as), Nicolas Ferron (g) and Mark Nelson (d)
    Miriam Ast & Victor Gutierrez - Divergence
    Album: Secret Songs
    Miriam Ast (voc, comp) and Victor Gutierrez (p)
    Miriam Ast & Victor Gutierrez - Spanish Song
    Album: Secret Songs
    Miriam Ast (voc), Victor Gutierrez (p, comp) and Stan Sulzmann (ts)
    Nick Fraser - “Empathy” & “Skeleton”
    Album: Is Life Long?
    Nick Fraser (d), Tony Malaby (saxes), Rob Clutton (b) and Andrew Downing (cello)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:18 - While I’m Still Here - Martin Wind
    07:12 - Ten Minute Song - Martin Wind
    12:50 - The Righteous - Alex Lefaivre Quartet
    19:47 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:35 - Cascade - Alex Lefaivre Quartet
    28:44 - Divergence - Miriam Ast, Victor Gutierrez
    35:04 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    39:01 - Spanish Song - Miriam Ast, Victor Gutierrez, Stan Sulzmann
    43:42 - Empathy - Nick Fraser
    49:51 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    51:46 - Skeleton - Nick Fraser
    59:22 - Finish
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  • Leni Stern
    Check out today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with interview guest Leni Stern. The German-born, NYC-based guitarist, singer and n’goni player, talks about her new album 3, her African music influences and much more. Other artists featured on today’s episode are Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish with tunes from Pardes and Nick Finzer with tunes from No Arrival
    Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish - Dalale Dalale
    Album: Pardes
    Amos Hoffman (g, oud), Noam Lemish (p), Justin Gray (b) and Derek Gray (d, per)
    Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish - Äji Tü, Yormä, Äji? (Where Are You, My Love?)
    Album: Pardes
    Amos Hoffman (g, oud), Noam Lemish (p), Justin Gray (b), Derek Gray (d, per), Pedram Khavarzamini (tombak) and Jacob Gorzhaltsan (cl)
    Leni Stern - Wakhma
    Album: 3
    Leni Stern (g, n'goni, voc), Mamadou Ba (b) and Alioune Faye (sabar, djembe, calabas, voc)
    Leni Stern (featuring Mike Stern and Leo Genovese) - Calabas
    Album: 3
    Leni Stern (g, n'goni, voc), Mamadou Ba (b), Alioune Faye (sabar, djembe, calabas, voc), Mike Stern (g) and Leo Genovese (Sequential Circuits Six-Trak syn)
    Leni Stern (featuring Gil Goldstein, Muhammed and Princess Louise Faye) - Crocodile
    Album: 3
    Leni Stern (g, n'goni, voc), Mamadou Ba (b), Alioune Faye (sabar, djembe, calabas, voc), Gil Goldstein (acc), Muhammed and Princess Louise Faye (back voc)
    Nick Finzer - “Rinse and Repeat” & “Tomorrow Next Year”
    Album: No Arrival
    Nick Finzer (tb), Lucas Pino (ts), Victor Gould (p), Alex Wintz (g), Dave Baron (b) and Jimmy Macbride (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:50 - Dalale Dalale - Amos Hoffman, Noam Lemish
    06:26 - Äji Tü, Yormä, Äji? (Where Are You, My Love?) - Amos Hoffman, Noam Lemish
    12:14 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    16:08 - Wakhma - Leni Stern
    19:05 - Interview with Leni Stern, Part I
    30:25 - Calabas - Leni Stern, Mike Stern, Leo Genovese
    34:42 - Interview with Leni Stern, Part II
    49:02 - Crocodile - Leni Stern, Gil Goldstein, Muhammed Faye, Princess Louise Faye
    53:56 - Rinse and Repeat - Nick Finzer
    58:22 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    60:33 - Tomorrow Next Year - Nick Finzer
    65:30 - Finish
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  • World Secret Room
    Tune in to today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus to hear brand new music from This World of Dew by Aaron Shragge & Ben Monder, Secret Songs by Miriam Ast & Victor Gutierrez (featuring Stan Sulzmann) and Live at the Drawing Room by the Jon De Lucia Octet + Ted Brown
    Aaron Shragge & Ben Monder - “Companion” & “A Tiny Boat”
    Album: This World of Dew
    Aaron Shragge (dragon mouth tp, flh, shakuhachi, comp) and Ben Monder (g)
    Miriam Ast & Victor Gutierrez - “Don’t Get Too Cocky” & “Love Song”
    Album: Secret Songs
    Miriam Ast (voc, composer “Love Song”) and Victor Gutierrez (p, composer of
    “Don’t Get Too Cocky”)
    Miriam Ast & Victor Gutierrez - Ode to a Lost Love
    Album: Secret Songs
    Miriam Ast (voc, composer), Victor Gutierrez (p, composer) and Stan Sulzmann (ts)
    Jon De Lucia Octet + Ted Brown - “Smog Eyes”, “I Resemble You” & “Jazz of Two Cities”
    Album: Live at the Drawing Room
    Jon De Lucia (as, composer of “I Resemble You”, arranger of “Smog Eyes”),
    John Ludlow (as), Ted Brown (ts, composer of “Smog Eyes” & “Jazz of Two Cities”), Jay Rattman, Marc Schwartz (ts), Andrew Hadro (bs), Ray Gallon (p),
    Aidan O'Donnell (b), Steve Little (d) and Anita Brown (arranger of “Jazz of Two Cities”)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:40 - Companion - Aaron Shragge, Ben Monder
    07:00 - A Tiny Boat - Aaron Shragge, Ben Monder
    13:59 - Don’t Get Too Cocky - Miriam Ast, Victor Gutierrez
    20:18 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    25:19 - Love Song - Miriam Ast, Victor Gutierrez
    31:10 - Ode to a Lost Love - Miriam Ast, Victor Gutierrez, Stan Sulzmann
    35:05 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    37:57 - Smog Eyes - Jon De Lucia Octet, Ted Brown
    45:40 - I Resemble You - Jon De Lucia Octet, Ted Brown
    51:42 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    52:36 - Jazz of Two Cities - Jon De Lucia Octet, Ted Brown
    59:24 - Finish
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  • The Mitch Perrins Atlantic Quintet - Live at the Jewellery Quarter Jazz Festival in Birmingham, UK
    The Jazz Hole Live with Linus, this month featuring a 2016 live set from The Jewellery Quarter Festival Jazz Festival in Birmingham, UK by The Mitch Perrins Atlantic Quintet! Bandleader and composer Mitch Perrins on drums, Nick Dewhurst on trumpet, Tommaso Starace on alto saxophone, Gareth Fowler on guitar and Mike Green on bass. British drummer and composer Mitch Perrins honed his skills in New York City over the course of ten years. His new Survival Suite is an homage to his experiences in the US and is now being performed to audiences around the globe. Check out www.mitchperrins.com for more information.
    THE MITCH PERRINS ATLANTIC QUINTET:
    Mitch Perrins (drums, compositions)
    Nick Dewhurst (trumpet)
    Tommaso Starace (alto saxophone)
    Gareth Fowler (guitar)
    Mike Green (bass)
    All tracks composed by Mitch Perrins
    All tracks recorded live at the Jewellery Quarter Jazz Festival in Birmingham, UK on February 26th 2016
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    01:42 - Prologue - The Mitch Perrins Atlantic Quintet
    11:15 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    11:45 - Never Stop - The Mitch Perrins Atlantic Quintet
    24:08 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    24:57 - Opportunity Knocks - The Mitch Perrins Atlantic Quintet
    32:06 - The Jazz Hole Live with Linus
    33:19 - Warm Message for N.O.L.A. - The Mitch Perrins Atlantic Quintet
    48:15 - Finish
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  • Better Late Than Never
    On today’s episode of The Jazz Hole, Linus spins tracks from a number of new jazz albums that he did not get to share with you yet. They include Reemergence by Jared Gold, Live at the Drawing Room by the Jon De Lucia Octet + Ted Brown, and Pardes by Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish. Plus more from Fusiolicious by Oytun Ersan, The Twilight Fall by Chelsea McBride’s Socialist Night School and Music In My Mind by Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow
    Oytun Ersan - Mysterious Maze
    Album: Fusiolicious
    Oytun Ersan (b), Dave Weckl (d), Gerry Etkins (kbds), Dean Brown (g), Eric Marienthal (ts), Gökay Gökşen (tp) and Utku Alkol (tb)
    Chelsea McBride’s Socialist Night School - The Twilight Fall
    Album: The Twilight Fall
    Chelsea McBride (ts, cond), Colleen Allen *, Naomi Higgins, Anthony Rinaldi, Patrick Smith, Conrad Gluch (ww), James Rhodes, Justin See, Tom Upjohn, Brownman Ali * (tp), William Cara, Aidan Sibley, Jill Richards. Nicholas Sieber (tb), Chris Bruder (p), David Riddel * (g), Steven Falk (b,e-b), Geoff Bruce (d), Alex Samaras (voc)
    Jared Gold - “Reemergence” & “One For John A”
    Album: Reemergence
    Jared Gold (hammond B3 org), Jeremy Pelt (tp, flh), Dave Stryker (g) and Billy Hart (d)
    Jon De Lucia Octet + Ted Brown - I Resemble You
    Album: Live at the Drawing Room
    Jon De Lucia, John Ludlow (as), Ted Brown, Jay Rattman, Marc Schwartz (ts), Andrew Hadro (bs), Ray Gallon (p), Aidan O'Donnell (b) and Steve Little (d)
    Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow - Maxwell’s House
    Album: Music In My Mind
    Shawn Maxwell (as, cl, fl), Dee Alexander (voc), Chad McCullough (tp, flh), Matt Nelson (p, rhodes), Junius Paul (b, e-b) and Phil Beale (d)
    Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow - Glamasue
    Album: Music In My Mind
    Shawn Maxwell (as, cl, fl), Chad McCullough (tp, flh), Matt Nelson (p, rhodes), Tim Seisser (e-b) and Phil Beale (d)
    Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish - Adon Haslichot (Lord of Forgiveness)
    Album: Pardes
    Amos Hoffman (g, oud), Noam Lemish (p), Justin Gray (b) and Derek Gray (d, per)
    Amos Hoffman & Noam Lemish - Argaman
    Album: Pardes
    Amos Hoffman (oud) and Pedram Khavarzamini (tombak)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    04:11 - Mysterious Maze - Oytun Ersan
    10:31 - The Twilight Fall - Chelsea McBride’s Socialist Night School
    19:40 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    21:14 - Reemergence - Jared Gold
    27:02 - One For John A - Jared Gold
    32:30 - I Resemble You - Jon De Lucia Octet, Ted Brown
    38:33 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    42:37 - Maxwell’s House - Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow
    46:32 - Glamasue - Shawn Maxwell’s New Tomorrow
    52:56 - Adon Haslichot (Lord of Forgiveness) - Amos Hoffman, Noam Lemish
    57:38 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    60:39 - Argaman - Amos Hoffman, Noam Lemish
    63:28 - Finish
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  • Marcelo Woloski
    Grammy and Latin Grammy winning percussionist, drummer and composer Marcelo Woloski guests on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole. The Argentinean-born, NYC-based musician is known from his work with Snarky Puppy, Banda Magda and others groups. Today, he talks to Linus about his debut album as a leader Mundo por conocer. Other artists on this episode include the NYC-based Israeli bassist and composer Noam Wiesenberg and music from his new album Roads Diverge, the Swiss singer, guitarist and songwriter Eliane Amherd and music from her 2016 album Skylines and the Turkish Cypriot bassist, composer and educator Oytun Ersan and a track from his latest album Fusiolicious, featuring a who’s who of fusion artist
    Noam Wiesenberg - “Resfeber” & “Shir Le’Shir”
    Album: Roads Diverge
    Noam Wiesenberg (b), Philip Dizack (tp), Immanuel Wilkins (as), Shai Maestro (p) and Kush Abadey (d)
    Marcelo Woloski - Mundo por conocer
    Album: Mundo por conocer
    Marcelo Woloski (perc, voc), Eleonora Bianchini (lead voc), Sofia Ribeiro (bck voc), Magda Giannikou (voc), Vitor Gonçalves (p), Matt McLaughlin (fr horn), Mike Maher (tp, flh), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (tb), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b), Maria Im (vio), Dana Lyn (viola) and Maria Jeffers (cello)
    Marcelo Woloski - Milonguita pa’ la Griega
    Album: Mundo por conocer
    Marcelo Woloski (perc, voc), Magda Giannikou (acc), Juan Andrés Ospina (p),
    Ignacio Hernández (spanish g), Hadar Noiberg (fl, pic), Achilles Liarmakopoulos (string section), Curtis Stewart (vio solo), Petros Klampanis (b), Maria Im (vio), Dana Lyn (viola) and Maria Jeffers (cello)
    Marcelo Woloski - Cachorinho de susinha
    Album: Mundo por conocer
    Marcelo Woloski (perc, voc), Juan Andrés Ospina (p, bck voc), Vitor Gonçalves
    (acc), Ricardo Vogt (nylon g), Hadar Noiberg (fl, pic), Achilles Liarmakopoulos
    (tb), Andrés Rotmistrovsky (e-b), Maria Im (vio), Dana Lyn (viola) and Maria
    Jeffers (cello)
    Eliane Amherd - Never Is
    Album: Skylines
    Eliane Amherd (voc, g), Jeremy Mage (kbds), Gustavo Amarante (b), Willard
    Dyson (d) and Zé Maurício (perc)
    Eliane Amherd - Turn The World Around
    Album: Skylines
    Eliane Amherd (voc, g), Gustavo Amarante (b), Willard Dyson (d) and Zé Maurício (perc)
    Oytun Ersan - Oh, That Butterfly!
    Album: Fusiolicious
    Oytun Ersan (b), Dave Weckl (d), Gary Husband (kbds), Mike Miller (g), Eric Marienthal (ts), Gökay Gökşen (tp) and Utku Alkol (tb)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:57 - Resfeber - Noam Wiesenberg
    10:54 - Shir Le’Shir - Noam Wiesenberg
    16:37 - Mundo por conocer - Marcelo Woloski
    20:02 - Interview with Marcelo Woloski, Part I
    30:20 - Milonguita pa’ la Griega - Marcelo Woloski
    33:40 - Interview with Marcelo Woloski, Part II
    42:53 - Cachorinho de susinha - Marcelo Woloski
    45:00 - Never Is - Eliane Amherd
    49:24 - Turn The World Around - Eliane Amherd
    52:24 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:00 - Oh, That Butterfly! - Oytun Ersan
    64:07 - Finish
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  • Sam Bevan
    The Jazz Hole with Linus spotlights NYC-based bassist and composer Sam Bevan today in form of a two-part phone interview. Sam Bevan recently released his new album Emergence, recorded a couple of years ago in the San Francisco Bay Area just before moving to New York. You can purchase the album in most online stores, including sambevan.bandcamp.com. Next to Sam Bevan, you can listen to tracks from two other brand new albums today: The title track from The Richard Shulman Group’s new album Turned Into Lemonade, and two tracks from Two Hands To Tango by the Norwegian pianist Håkon Skogstad
    The Richard Shulman Group - Turned Into Lemonade
    Album: Turned Into Lemonade
    Richard Shulman (p), Jacob Rodriguez (ts, ss), Zack Page (b) and Rick Dilling (d)
    Sam Bevan - Wide and Awake
    Album: Emergence
    Sam Bevan (b), Kasey Knudsen (as), Cory Wright (ts, b-cl), Patrick Cress (bs), Henry Hung (tp) and Eric Garland (d)
    Sam Bevan - Old Cool
    Album: Emergence
    Sam Bevan (b), Kasey Knudsen (as), Cory Wright (ts, b-cl), Patrick Cress (bs), Ian Carey (tp) and Eric Garland (d)
    Sam Bevan - Parallel Falcon
    Album: Emergence
    Sam Bevan (b), Kasey Knudsen (as), Cory Wright (ts, b-cl), Patrick Cress (bs), Ian Carey (tp), Donna Viscuso (fl), Eric Garland (d) and Jackie Rago (perc)
    Håkon Skogstad - “Milonga Impromptu” & “Norte”
    Album: Two Hands To Tango
    Håkon Skogstad (p)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:17 - Turned Into Lemonade - The Richard Shulman Group
    05:58 - Wide and Awake - Sam Bevan
    14:16 - Interview with Sam Bevan, Part I
    25:40 - Old Cool - Sam Bevan
    32:55 - Interview with Sam Bevan, Part II
    43:36 - Parallel Falcon - Sam Bevan
    50:39 - Milonga Impromptu - Håkon Skogstad
    53:24 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:08 - Norte - Håkon Skogstad
    61:43 - Finish
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About Linus Wyrsch, BTRtoday

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Grammy-award winner Linus Wyrsch is one of New York City's most sought-after clarinetists and saxophonists. Full of passion for jazz, Brazilian and Latin music, the Swiss native maintains a busy performance and recording schedule. Audiences in the US, Europe, Asia, and South America have been exhilarated by his heartwarming sounds in many prestigious venues. Linus brings a distinctive yet versatile quality to a variety of projects. He has shared the stage with, among others, Cesar Camargo Mariano and Oscar Castro-Neves (two originators of the Bossa Nova genre), noted film composers Alan Silvestri and Howard Shore, and several of the world's top jazz and Latin musicians, such as Andy McGhee, David Hazeltine, Hendrik Meurkens, Rubens de La Corte, Harvie S, Clarence Penn, Rafael Barata, and Gregorio Uribe Big Band.