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  • Week of 03/26/17
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus includes tracks from three brand new albums: Savka i Griška - A Journey to an Eastern European Childhood by East Drive & Tamara Lukasheva, Trillium Falls by the University Of Toronto 12tet under the direction of Terry Promane and Circles by MEM3. You also get to enjoy two tracks by the NYC-based singer and composer Tatiana Eva-Marie and one by the NYC-based drummer Rob Garcia.
    East Drive - “Intro”, “Savka i Griška” & “Miała Baba Koguta (Old Auntie Had A Rooster)”
    Album: East Drive & Tamara Lukasheva - Savka i Griška - A Journey to an Eastern European Childhood
    Vitaliy Zolotov (e-g, g), Philipp Bardenberg (e-b g, a-b g), Bodek Janke (d, perc, tabla, fl), Tamara Lukasheva (voc), Alexej "Losch" Malakhau (ts, ss), Zuzana Leharová, Axel Lindner (violin), Radek Stawarz (viola), Elisabeth Coudoux, Teemu Myohänen (cello) and Clemens Orth (rhodes, org)
    University Of Toronto 12tet - Trillium Falls
    Album: Trillium Falls
    Terry Promane (director, composer, arranger), Jacqueline Teh (voc), Emily Denison (tp, flh - solo), Brad Eaton (tp, flh), Anthony Argatoff (as), Harrison Argatoff (ts - solo), Kieran Murphy (ts), Modibo Keita, Zach Smith (tb), Dan Pitt (g), Jacob Thompson (p), Alex Lakusta (b) and Mike Rajna (d)
    University Of Toronto 12tet - Song For Lia
    Album: Trillium Falls
    Terry Promane (director), Jacqueline Teh (voc), Emily Denison, Brad Eaton (tp, flh), Anthony Argatoff (as - solo), Harrison Argatoff, Kieran Murphy (ts), Modibo Keita, Zach Smith (tb), Dan Pitt (g - solo), Noam Lemish (p, composer, arranger), Alex Lakusta (b) and Mike Rajna (d)
    Rob Garcia - Terror, Fear and Media
    Album: Finding Love In An Oligarchy On A Dying Planet
    Rob Garcia (d, comp, arr), Noah Preminger (ts), Gary Versace (p) and Masa Kamaguchi (b)
    MEM3 - “Circles” & “4ES”
    Album: Circles
    Michael Cabe (p), Mark Lau (b - composer of “Circles”) and Ernesto Cervini (d - composer of “4ES”)
    Tatiana Eva-Marie - Moongirl
    Album: Moongirl
    Tatiana Eva-Marie (voc, comp), Adrien Chevalier (violin), Michael Valeanu (g), Hyuna Park (p), Jeremy Bruyère (b) and Francesco Ciniglio (d)
    Tatiana Eva-Marie - Paris Paris
    Album: Moongirl
    Tatiana Eva-Marie (voc, comp), Adrien Chevalier (violin), Koran Agan (g), Gordon Webster (p), Eduardo Belo (b) and Antoine Cara (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    02:16 - Intro/Savka i Griška - East Drive, Tamara Lukasheva
    06:57 - Song For Lia - University Of Toronto 12tet
    16:16 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    17:41 - Trillium Falls - University Of Toronto 12tet
    26:18 - Terror, Fear and Media - Rob Garcia
    30:38 - Circles - MEM3
    35:35 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    38:02 - 4ES - MEM3
    45:00 - Moongirl - Tatiana Eva-Marie
    48:00 - Paris Paris - Tatiana Eva-Marie
    52:05 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    54:53 - Miała Baba Koguta (Old Auntie Had A Rooster) - East Drive, Tamara Lukasheva
    60:53 - Finish
    1 hr 1 min
  • Week of 03/19/17
    The Jazz Hole with Linus welcomes interview guest Michaël Attias today to talk about his brand new album Nerve Dance released on Clean Feed Records. Michaël Attias is a NYC-based saxophonist and composer that was born in Israel, spent his childhood in Paris and his adolescence in Minneapolis. His Michaël Attias Quartet features pianist Aruán Ortiz, bassist John Hébert and drummer Nasheet Waits. Next to a selection of tunes from their new album and the conversation with Michaël Attias, get ready for some music by Andrew McAnsh and a track by Ornette Coleman.
    Andrew McAnsh - “Utopia, Part 1” & “Utopia, Part 2”
    Album: Illustrations
    Andrew McAnsh (tp, flh, comp), Mjaa Danielson (voc), Jeff LaRochelle (ts), P.J.
    Andersson (tb), Geoff Young (g), Chris Pruden (p), Wes Allen (b) and Ian Wright (d)
    Michaël Attias Quartet - “Dark Net”, “Moonmouth” & “Dream In A Mirror”
    Album: Nerve Dance
    Michaël Attias (as, comp), Aruán Ortiz (p), John Hébert (b) and Nasheet Waits (d)
    Michaël Attias - Boca de Luna
    Album: Nerve Dance
    Michaël Attias (as, p, comp)
    Ornette Coleman - Doughnut
    Album: Town Hall 1962
    Ornette Coleman (as), David Izenzon (b), Charles Moffett (d), Selwart Clarke, Nathan Goldstein (violin), Julian Barber (viola) and Kermit Moore (cello)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    01:48 - Utopia, Part 1 - Andrew McAnsh
    03:00 - Utopia, Part 2 - Andrew McAnsh
    08:44 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    10:48 - Dark Net - Michaël Attias Quartet
    19:05 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus - Interview with Michaël Attias, Part I
    29:21 - Boca de Luna - Michaël Attias
    31:04 - Moonmouth - Michaël Attias Quartet
    35:38 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus - Interview with Michaël Attias, Part II
    43:50 - Dream In A Mirror - Michaël Attias Quartet
    53:37 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    54:06 - Doughnut - Ornette Coleman
    63:36 - Finish
    1 hr 4 min
  • Week of 03/12/17
    Tracks from three brand new albums (and more) on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. The three newly released albums are Varanda by The Reunion Project (consisting of the five Brazilian Musicians Felipe Salles, Chico Pinheiro, Tiago Costa, Bruno Migotto and Edu Ribeiro), Chroma by Petros Klampanis and Nerve Dance by the Michaël Attias Quartet. Plus music by Plucky Strum (a duo consisting of Harvie S and Sheryl Bailey), Vitor Gonçalves, the Philippe Lemm Trio and Hadar Noiberg (featuring Yotam Silberstein)
     
    The Reunion Project - Reunion
    Album: Varanda
    Felipe Salles (fl, ss), Chico Pinheiro (g), Tiago Costa (p), Bruno Migotto (b) and Edu Ribeiro (d)
    Petros Klampanis - Chroma
    Album: Chroma
    Petros Klampanis (b), Gilad Hekselman (g), Shai Maestro (p), John Hadfield, Keita
    Ogawa (perc), Gokce Erem, Eylem Basaldi, Megan Gould, Migen Selmani (violin), Peter Kiral, Carrie Frey (viola), Sam Quiggins and Colin Stokes (cello)
     
    Michaël Attias Quartet - Scribble Job Yin Yang
    Album: Nerve Dance
    Michaël Attias (as), Aruán Ortiz (p), John Hébert (b) and Nasheet Waits (d)
    Plucky Strum (Harvie S/Sheryl Bailey) - To Bea
    Album: Plucky Strum
    Harvie S (b) and Sheryl Bailey (g)
    Vitor Gonçalves - The Touch of Your Hand
    Album: Vitor Gonçalves Quartet
    Vitor Gonçalves (p)
    The Reunion Project - Sinuosa
    Album: Varanda
    Felipe Salles (ts, b-cl), Chico Pinheiro (g), Tiago Costa (p), Bruno Migotto (b) and Edu Ribeiro (d)
    The Reunion Project - Varanda
    Album: Varanda
    Felipe Salles (cl), Chico Pinheiro (g), Tiago Costa (p), Bruno Migotto (b) and Edu Ribeiro (d)
    Philippe Lemm Trio - Chrysalism
    Album: New Amsterdam
    Philippe Lemm (d), Angelo Di Loreto (p, comp) and Jeff Koch (d)
    Hadar Noiberg (featuring Yotam Silberstein) - Beit Ha-Arava
    Album: From The Ground Up
    Hadar Noiberg (fl, alto fl, effects), Haggai Coehn Milo (b), Allison Miller (d, perc) and Yotam Silberstein (g)
    Hadar Noiberg - Song for Georgie
    Album: From The Ground Up
    Hadar Noiberg (fl, alto fl, effects), Haggai Cohen Milo (b) and Allison Miller (d, perc)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    02:19 - Reunion - The Reunion Project
    07:56 - Chroma - Petros Klampanis
    15:52 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    19:12 - Scribble Job Yin Yang - Michaël Attias Quartet
    25:35 - To Bea - Plucky Strum, Harvie S, Sheryl Bailey
    31:14 - The Touch of Your Hand - Vitor Gonçalves
    35:12 - Sinuosa - The Reunion Project
    40:15 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    42:40 - Varanda - The Reunion Project
    45:53 - Chrysalism - Philippe Lemm Trio
    53:24 - Beit Ha-Arava - Hadar Noiberg, Yotam Silberstein
    56:47 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    58:30 - Song for Georgie - Hadar Noiberg
    60:42 - Finish
    1 hr 1 min
  • Week of 03/09/17
    Check out a top-notch set by the One World Quartet on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole Live with Linus. Bassist Gary Kelly leads this fantastic Quartet featuring Keith Gurland on woodwinds, Louise Baranger on trumpet and Nadav Snir Zelnicker on drums. As a bonus, you get to hear a studio track by the smaller version of this group, called One World Trio. Enjoy and don’t forget to visit www.garykellybass.com.
    All tracks recorded live at Daryl’s House Club in Pawling, NY on March 5th 2016, except for Mileszonian (Studio Track)
    ONE WORLD QUARTET:
    Gary Kelly (basses)
    Keith Gurland (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, clarinet)
    Louise Baranger (trumpet)
    Nadav Snir Zelnicker (drums)
    Except for
    “Mileszonian”:
    ONE WORLD TRIO:
    Gary Kelly (basses)
    Keith Pray (tenor saxophone)
    David Majecka (percussion)
    00:00 - BTR The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    01:57 - I Do, Love You - One World Quartet, Gary Kelly
    08:52 - Dreamscape - One World Quartet, Gary Kelly
    16:38 - BTR The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    19:48 - Reba - One World Quartet, Gary Kelly
    30:23 - The Dreamtime - One World Quartet, Gary Kelly
    42:03 - BTR The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    42:43 - Mileszonian - One World Trio, Gary Kelly
    47:11 - Finish
    48 min
  • Week of 03/05/17
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus features interview guest Hiromi Suda and a selection of tracks from her new album Nagi. The NYC-based Japanese vocalist and composer recorded new original tunes, as well as a handful of songs by iconic Brazilian composers. The other bands on today’s episode are the Jon De Lucia Group, the Fred Hersch Trio, the John Petrucelli Quintet featuring the legendary drummer Victor Lewis, and last, but certainly not least, the New York Gypsy All Stars.
    Jon De Lucia Group - “Caterina” & “St. Brendan’s Isle”
    Album: As The River Sings
    Jon De Lucia (as, sruti box, alto cl, cl, fl), Greg Ruggiero (e-g), Chris Tordini (b) and
    Tommy Crane (d)
    Hiromi Suda - “Nagi”, “Kakera” & “Hikari to Kage”
    Album: Nagi
    Hiromi Suda (voc), Romero Lubambo (g), Julian Shore (p, fender rhodes), Anne Drummond (fl), Haggai Cohen-Milo (b) and Keita Ogawa (d, perc)
    Fred Hersch Trio - Home Fries (for John Hébert)
    Album: Floating
    Fred Hersch (p), John Hébert (b) and Eric McPherson (d)
    John Petrucelli Quintet (featuring Victor Lewis) - The Flip
    Album: The Way
    John Petrucelli (ts), Victor Gould (p), Peter Park (g), Alexander Claffy (b) and Victor Lewis (d)
    New York Gypsy All Stars - Chaotica
    Album: Dromomania
    Ismail Lumanovski (cl, comp), Tamer Pinarbasi (kanun), Panagiotis Andreou (b), Engin
    Kaan Gunaydin (d, perc), Jason Lindner (kbds, syn) and Martin Lubenov (acc)
    New York Gypsy All Stars - Cloud Nine
    Album: Dromomania
    Ismail Lumanovski (cl, comp), Tamer Pinarbasi (kanun), Panagiotis Andreou (b, comp), Engin Kaan Gunaydin (d, perc) and Jason Lindner (kbds, syn)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    01:31 - Caterina - Jon De Lucia Group
    07:35 - Nagi - Hiromi Suda
    10:23 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    12:00 - Kakera - Hiromi Suda
    15:21 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus - Interview with Hiromi Suda
    22:58 - Hikari to Kage - Hiromi Suda
    28:02 - Home Fries (for John Hébert) - Fred Hersch Trio
    33:52 - St. Brendan’s Isle - Jon De Lucia Group
    39:59 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    41:29 - The Flip - John Petrucelli Quintet, Victor Lewis
    50:23 - Chaotica - New York Gypsy All Stars
    54:21 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    55:35 - Cloud Nine - New York Gypsy All Stars
    61:31 - Finish
    1 hr 2 min
  • Week of 02/26/17
    Check out several tracks from brand new albums on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, including Greg Abate’s Road To Forever, Jentsch Group Quartet’s Fractured Pop and Glenn Zaleski’s Fellowship. Plus more from Josh Green & The Cyborg Orchestra, a track by Sofia Ribeiro featuring Arooj Aftab and Maeve Gilchrist, as well as one of Nicole Johänntgen’s compositions.
    Greg Abate with the Tim Ray Trio - “Road To Forever” & “Farewell Phil Woods”
    Album: Road To Forever
    Greg Abate (ss, as), Tim Ray (p, e-p), John Lockwood (b) and Mark Walker(d, perc)
    Chris Jentsch, Jentsch Group Quartet - Fractured Pop
    Album: Fractured Pop
    Chris Jentsch (g), Matt Renzi (ts, cl, alto fl), Jim Whitney (b) and John Mettam (d)
    Sofia Ribeiro (featuring Arooj Aftab and Maeve Gilchrist) - Vai ficar tudo bem
    Album: Mar sonoro
    Sofia Ribeiro (voc), Arooj Aftab (voc), Maeve Gilchrist (harp), Juan Andrés Ospina (p,arr), Petros Klampanis (b), Marcelo Woloski (perc), Maria Im, Megan Gould, Gokce Erem, Christiana Liberis (violin), Lev "Ljova" Zhurbin, Irena Momchilova (viola), Maria Jeffers and Sam Quiggins (cello)
    Glenn Zaleski - “Table Talk” & “Fellowship"
    Album: Fellowship
    Glenn Zaleski (p), Dezron Douglas (b) and Craig Weinrib (d)
    Josh Green & The Cyborg Orchestra - Telepathy & Bop I
    Album: Telepathy & Bop I
    Josh Green (leader, comp), Josh Plotner (fl, pic), Charles Pillow (oboe, fl, cl), Steve Kenyon (as, cl), Todd Groves (EWI, ts, cl, solo), Jay Hassler (b-cl), Nathan Schram (viola), Nick Revel (viola), Clarice Jensen (cello), PUBLIQuartet (strings), John Lake, John Blevins (tp), Alan Ferber, Chris Misch Bloxdorf (tb), Nathan Koci (acc), Sungwon Kim (g, solo), Michael Verselli (p), Brian Courage (b) and Josh Bailey (d) Nicole
    Johänntgen - Nicha’s Blues
    Album: Moncaup
    Nicole Johänntgen (as) and Thomas Lähns (b)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    02:09 - Road To Forever - Greg Abate, Tim Ray Trio
    07:12 - Farewell Phil Woods - Greg Abate, Tim Ray Trio
    15:34 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    16:53 - Fractured Pop - Chris Jentsch, Jentsch Group Quartet
    21:49 - Vai ficar tudo bem - Sofia Ribeiro, Arooj Aftab, Maeve Gilchrist
    26:21 - Table Talk - Glenn Zaleski
    32:40 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    34:29 - Fellowship - Glenn Zaleski
    41:31 - Telepathy & Bop I - Josh Green, The Cyborg Orchestra
    51:04 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    53:14 - Nicha’s Blues - Nicole Johänntgen
    58:05 - Finish
    59 min
  • Week of 02/19/17
    The Jazz Hole with Linus, today with a diverse set of jazz from different international artists, including Leo Genovese, Roxy Coss, the Ted Nash Big Band, the Matt Geraghty Project (featuring Rolando Luna, Oliver Valdés and Zé Luis), Petros Sakelliou, Jure Pukl and Manu Koch & Filtron M. Plus an exclusive track from the brand new Joshua Green & The Cyborg Orchestra album Telepathy & Bop.
     
    Leo Genovese - Father of Spectralism
    Album: Seeds
    Leo Genovese (p, fender rhodes, hammond org, farfisa org, melodica, melodian), Daniel Blake (sax), John Lockwood (b) and Bob Gullotti (d)
    Roxy Coss - Perspective
    Album: Restless Idealism
    Roxy Coss (ts, ss), Jeremy Pelt (tp), Alex Wintz (g), Chris Pattishall (p), Dezron Douglas (b) and Willie Jones III (d)
    Ted Nash Big Band – Spoken At Midnight (Jawaharlal Nehru)
    Album: Presidential Suite – Eight Variations On Freedom
    Ted Nash (comp, arr, cond ,as, ss), Steven Irby (as, fl, alto fl), Charles Pillow (as, fl, alto fl,cl, ss), Victor Goines (ts, cl, b-cl, alto fl), Walter Blanding (ts, ss, cl), Paul Nedzela (bs,b-cl), Ryan Kisor (lead tp), Kenny Rampton, Marcus Printup, Greg Gisbert (tp), Vince Gardner (lead tb), Chris Crenshaw, Elliot Mason (tb), Dan Nimmer (p), Carlos Henriquez (b, e-b) and Ali Jackson (d, perc)
    Josh Green & The Cyborg Orchestra - Boy & Dog In A Johnnypump
    Album: Telepathy & Bop
    Josh Green (leader, comp), Josh Plotner (fl, pic), Charles Pillow (oboe, fl, cl), Steve
    Kenyon (as, cl), Todd Groves (EWI, ts, cl, solo), Jay Hassler (b-cl), Nathan Schram (viola), Nick Revel (viola), Clarice Jensen (cello), PUBLIQuartet (strings), John Lake, John Blevins (tp), Alan Ferber, Chris Misch Bloxdorf (tb), Nathan Koci (acc), Sungwon Kim (g, solo), Michael Verselli (p), Brian Courage (b) and Josh Bailey (d)
    Matt Geraghty Project (featuring Rolando Luna, Oliver Valdés and Zé Luis) - In The Temple
    Album: Trade Winds: Cuba
    Matt Geraghty (e-b), Zé Luis Oliveira (ts, ss), Rolando Luna (p) and Oliver Valdés (d)
    Petros Sakelliou Visual Music Circus - Ironic Dance Suite I
    Album: Visual Music Circus
    Petros Sakelliou (p), Magda Giannikou (acc), Ryoichi Yamaki (as, ss), Mika Mimura (vib),
    Linus Wyrsch (cl), Susanna Quilter (fl, picc), Anna Hoffmann (bs, as), Ben Powell, Tomoko Omura (violin), Yuki Ito (b), Keita Ogawa (perc) and Ryo Noritake (d)
    Jure Pukl - The Weight of the World
    Album: The Life Sound Pictures Of Jure Pukl
    Jure Pukl (ss, ts), Adam Rogers (g), Sam Harris (p), Joe Sanders (b, e-b) and Rudy Royston (d)
    Manu Koch & Filtron M - Entire Regions
    Album: Mandatory Underground
    Astoria Roots Unit: Manu Koch (kbds), Panagiotis Andreou (b), Mauricio Zottarelli (d) and Sebastian Nickoll (congas)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    02:07 - Father of Spectralism - Leo Genovese
    07:00 - Perspective - Roxy Coss
    12:28 - Spoken At Midnight (Jawaharlal Nehru) - Ted Nash, Ted Nash Big Band
    18:04 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    20:26 - Boy & Dog In A Johnnypump - Josh Green, The Cyborg Orchestra
    30:50 - In The Temple - Matt Geraghty Project, Matt Geraghty, Rolando Luna, Oliver Valdés, Zé Luis
    38:41 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    40:38 - Ironic Dance Suite I - Petros Sakelliou, Visual Music Circus
    46:01 - The Weight of the World - Jure Pukl
    52:24 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    54:35 - Entire Regions - Manu Koch, Filtron M, Astoria Roots Unit
    62:43 - Finish
    1 hr 3 min
  • Week of 02/12/17
    Tracks from two brand new albums on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. That’s the Canadian singer and composer Heather Bambrick’s You’ll Never Know on the one hand, and the Japanese pianist and compo ser Satoko Fujii’s Invisible Hand on the other (invisible?) hand. Other featured artists on today’s episode are saxophonist Michael Eaton (featuring the legendary Dave Liebman on one of two selected tracks), vocalist Cyrille Aimée and The Surreal Band, as well as pianist Mina Cho.
    Michael Eaton - Guru
    Album: Individuation
    Michael Eaton (ts, ss), Brad Whiteley (p, prepared p), Scott Colberg (b) and Shareef Taher (d)
    Heather Bambrick - “Petty Harbour Bait Skiff” & “I Don’t Mind A Bit”
    Album: You’ll Never Know
    Heather Bambrick (voc, composer of “I Don’t Mind A Bit”), Mark Kieswetter (p), Ross
    MacIntyre (b), Davide DiRenzo (d, perc), Rob Piltch (g), Chase Sanborn (tp, flh) and John Johnson (saxes)
    Satoko Fujii - “Thought” & “Spring Storm”
    Album: Invisible Hand
    Satoko Fujii (p)
    Cyrille Aimée and The Surreal Band - Twenty Eight
    Album: Cyrille Aimée and The Surreal Band
    Cyrille Aimée (voc), Dylan Canterburry (tp), Matt Simons (sax), Assaf Gleizner (p), Spencer Murphy (b) and Dan McGuinness (d)
    Michael Eaton (featuring Dave Liebman) - Prickly
    Album: Individuation
    Michael Eaton (ts, ss), Dave Liebman (ts, ss), Scott Colberg (b) and Shareef Taher (d)
    Mina Cho - Bounce It Up
    Album: Love Transformation
    Mina Cho (p), Do Young Kim (b), George Lernis (d, perc) and Sami Stevens (voc)
    Mina Cho - Your Name
    Album: Love Transformation
    Mina Cho (p), Do Young Kim (b), George Lernis (d, perc), Vasilis Kostas (laouto), Elinor Spears (violin) and Sami Stevens (voc)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    01:33 - Guru - Michael Eaton
    07:23 - Petty Harbour Bait Skiff - Heather Bambrick
    12:56 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    15:08 - Thought - Satoko Fujii
    23:08 - Twenty Eight - Cyrille Aimée, The Surreal Band
    26:36 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    27:43 - Prickly - Michael Eaton, Dave Liebman
    32:14 - Bounce It Up - Mina Cho
    39:59 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    41:01 - Your Name - Mina Cho
    49:00 - I Don’t Mind A Bit - Heather Bambrick
    51:49 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    53:09 - Spring Storm - Satoko Fujii
    63:52 - Finish
    1 hr 4 min
  • Week of 02/09/17
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole Live with Linus features a live set from New York City’s famous Smalls Jazz Club. The Melissa Aldana Quintet performed there on December 14th 2016. Tenor saxophonist and composer Melissa Aldana was joined by trumpet player Philip Dizack (whose composition “Morning” is part of this set), pianist Glenn Zaleski, bassist Pablo Menares (whose composition “En Otro Lugar” is part of this set) and drummer Kendrick Scott. Check out Melissa Aldana’s latest album Back Home and check out her upcoming tour dates on www.melissaaldana.com.
    THE MELISSA ALDANA QUINTET:
    Melissa Aldana (tenor saxophone, composer of “Turning”) Philip Dizack (trumpet, composer of “Morning”)
    Glenn Zaleski (piano)
    Pablo Menares (bass, composer of “En Otro Lugar”)
    Kendrick Scott (drums)
    All tracks recorded live at Smalls Jazz Club in New York, NY on December 14th 2016
    00:00 - BTR The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    02:13 - Turning - The Melissa Aldana Quintet
    19:20 - BTR The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    20:16 - En Otro Lugar - The Melissa Aldana Quintet
    34:43 - BTR The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    35:39 - Morning - The Melissa Aldana Quintet
    53:29 - Finish
    54 min
  • Week of 02/05/17
    The Jazz Hole with Linus celebrates its 8th anniversary today by having interview guest Yotam Silberstein on the show, who happens to be one of New York City’s premier guitarists and composers. The Tel Aviv native talks about his new album The Village, which features pianist Aaron Goldberg, bassist Reuben Rogers and drummer Gregory Hutchinson. Two other brand new albums are also featured on this episode: The Rhythm Method by The Brian Dickinson Quintet and Peace (Tribute to Kelly Churko) by the Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo.
     
    The Brian Dickinson Quintet - “Orion” & “Moonshine”
    Album: The Rhythm Method
    Brian Dickinson (p), Luis Deniz (as), Kelly Jefferson (ts), Neil Swainson (b) and Ted Warren (d)
    Yotam Silberstein -“Parabens”, “Nocturno” & “The Village”
    Album: The Village
    Yotam Silberstein (g), Aaron Goldberg (p), Reuben Rogers (b) and Gregory Hutchinson (d)
    Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo - “Beguine Nummer Eins” & “Peace”
    Album: Peace (Tribute to Kelly Churko)
    Satoko Fujii (leader, composer), Sachi Hayasaka (ss,as), Kunihiro Izumi (as), Kenichi Matsumoto, Masaya Kimura (ts), Ryuichi Yoshida (bs), Natsuki Tamura, Yoshihito Fukumoto, Takao Watanabe, Yusaku Shirotani (tp), Haguregumo Nagamatsu, Yasuyuki Takahashi, Toshihiro Koike (tb), Toshiki Nagata, Akira Horikoshi (d), Christian Pruvost (tp) and Peter Orins (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    02:52 - Orion - The Brian Dickinson Quintet
    09:22 - Moonshine - The Brian Dickinson Quintet
    15:08 - Parabens - Yotam Silberstein
    19:13 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus - Interview with Yotam Silberstein
    29:28 - Nocturno - Yotam Silberstein
    36:23 - The Village - Yotam Silberstein
    44:41 - Beguine Nummer Eins - Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo
    50:44 - The Jazz Hole with DJ Linus
    52:07 - Peace - Satoko Fujii Orchestra Tokyo
    62:08 - Finish
    1 hr 3 min

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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.