The Jazz Hole

The Jazz Hole

By Linus Wyrsch, BTRtodayMusic
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The Jazz Hole episodes

  • Sofia Ribeiro
    "Portuguese-born citizen of the world and singer/composer Sofia Ribeiro released her new album “Lunga” and returns for another interview on The Jazz Hole with Linus. Other artists today include NYC-based pianist and composer Ben Rosenblum with tracks from his album “Instead”, NYC-based saxophonist and composer Ricky Alexander with music from his brand new album “Strike Up The Band”, as well as the Toronto-based guitarist and composer David Cruz with music from his self-titled EP.
    Ben Rosenblum - “Clarisse and Walter” & “Far Back”
    Album: Instead
    Ben Rosenblum (p), Curtis Lundy (b) and Billy Hart (d)
    Ricky Alexander - I Knew I Loved You
    Album: Strike Up The Band
    Ricky Alexander (ts), James Chirillo (g), Rob Adkins (b) and Andrew Millar (d)
    Sofia Ribeiro - Lunga
    Album: Lunga
    Sofia Ribeiro (voc, bck voc), Juan Andrés Ospina (p, bck voc, arr), Petros Klampanis (b, bck voc, arr), Marcelo Woloski (perc), Vitor Gonçalves (acc), Eleni Arapoglou, Juana Luna, Lara Bello and Lauren Chaplain (bck voc)
    Sofia Ribeiro - Sotaque
    Album: Lunga
    Sofia Ribeiro (voc, bck vc, port.), Juan Andrés Ospina (p, port. arr), Petros Klampanis (b), Marcelo Woloski (perc), Luísa Vieira, Joana Castro (bck vc), Michel Nasrallah, Laura von Mutius, Lourenço Rebetez, Ana Carranca (brazilian crowd) and Carla Gomes (port. crowd)
    Sofia Ribeiro - Flor silvestre
    Album: Lunga
    Sofia Ribeiro (voc, bck voc), Juan Andrés Ospina (p, arr), Petros Klampanis (b), Marcelo Woloski (perc), Bartolomeo Barenghi (g), Eleni Arapoglou, Juana Luna, Lara Bello, Lauren Chaplain (bck voc) + Poem by Maria José Mota Ribeiro
    David Cruz - “Avery” & “Chocolate Blackout”
    Album: David Cruz EP
    David Cruz (g), William Dietrich (b) and Miles Fuller (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:36 - Clarisse and Walter - Ben Rosenblum
    04:01 - Far Back - Ben Rosenblum
    09:53 - I Knew I Loved You - Ricky Alexander
    14:47 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    17:44 - Lunga - Sofia Ribeiro
    22:36 - Interview with Sofia Ribeiro, Part I
    30:25 - Sotaque - Sofia Ribeiro
    34:59 - Interview with Sofia Ribeiro, Part II
    43:56 - Flor silvestre - Sofia Ribeiro
    48:50 - Avery - David Cruz
    53:41 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:05 - Chocolate Blackout - David Cruz
    60:13 - Finish
    "
    1 min
  • Gerry Gibbs
    "Grammy nominated drummer, producer, bandleader, composer and arranger Gerry Gibbs guests on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. Gerry talks about his brand new album “Our People” (Whaling City Sound) with his group “Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People”, whichs sounds like a full orchestra, but is in fact the work of five gifted multi-instrumentalists. Other artists today include Gebhard Ullmann and Basement Research, as well as J3PO (aka Julian Waterfall Pollack).
    J3PO - Ruminations
    Album: Small Plates
    Julian "J3PO" Pollack (kbds, syn, d prog, prod)
    J3PO - Jazz Mustache
    Album: Small Plates
    Julian "J3PO" Pollack (kbds, syn, d prog, prod), Billy Buss (tp) and Chase Baird (ts)
    Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People - “The Calm Before The Storm”, “The Journey Begins”, “Our People” & “The Final Message”
    Album: Our People
    Gerry Gibbs (d, perc, syn, prog, elect soundscape, tp, ...), Alex Collins (all solos, p, kbds, syn, vib, as, ss, g, acc, perc, voc ...), Gianluca Renzi (b, e-b, sting section, perc, ...), Mayu Saeki (picc, fl, alto fl, voc), Kyeshie Gibbs (voc, perc, ...)
    Gebhard Ullmann Basement Research - “Impromptu #1” & “Kleine Figuren”
    Album: Impromptus and Other Short Works
    Gebhard Ullmann (ts, b-cl), Steve Swell (tb), Julian Argüelles (bs), Pascal Niggenkemper (b) and Gerald Cleaver (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus (Rumin - J3PO)
    03:07 - Jazz Mustache - J3PO
    05:43 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    08:16 - The Calm Before The Storm - Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People
    10:23 - The Journey Begins - Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People
    16:47 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Gerry Gibbs, Part I
    30:02 - Our People - Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People
    34:18 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Gerry Gibbs, Part II
    42:14 - The Final Message - Gerry Gibbs & Thrasher People
    48:50 - Impromptu #1 - Gebhard Ullmann, Basement Research
    53:59 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Bloopers with Gerry Gibbs
    58:25 - Kleine Figuren - Gebhard Ullmann, Basement Research
    61:37 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 2 min
  • Larry Fuller
    "Linus interviews Larry Fuller, one of the world’s premier jazz pianists, on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole. Born in Toledo, OH and based on the East Coast, Fuller has performed with a Who’s Who of the jazz scene, most notably he was the last pianist of the world-famous Ray Brown Trio (2000-2002). Since 2013, he leads the Larry Fuller Trio and performs internationally at prestigious venues and festivals and just a few weeks ago, his new album “Overjoyed” came out on Capri Records. Other artists on today’s episode include the Jen Hodge All Stars, Jaelem Bhate and Sam Bevan.
    Jen Hodge All Stars - “The Swamp Bucket Challenge” & “Southern Lover”
    Album: All’s Fair in Love and Jazz
    Jen Hodge (b, voc), Chris Davis (tp), Connor Stewart (cl, ts), Josh Roberts (g) and Martí Elias (d)
    Larry Fuller - “Jane’s Theme” & “The Mooch”
    Album: Overjoyed
    Larry Fuller (p), Hassan Shakur (b) and Lewis Nash (d)
    Jaelem Bhate - On The Edge
    Album: On The Edge
    Jaelem Bhate (comp), Brent Mah, Mo Miao (as), Ardeshir Pourkeramati (ts), Steve Kaldestad (ts, ts solo), Adam Kyle (bs), Michael Kim (lead tp), Daniel Hersog, Jocelyn Waugh (tp), Silas Friesen (tp, tp solo), Sean Lavigne, Kevin Jackson, Cam Henderson, Louis Lam (tb), Sharman King (btb), Andrew MacDonald (p), Ricardo Halabi (g), Jacques Forest (b) and Duran Ritz (d)
    Jaelem Bhate - When I Was Loved
    Album: On The Edge
    Jaelem Bhate (comp), Brent Mah, Mo Miao (as), Ardeshir Pourkeramati, Steve Kaldestad (ts), Adam Kyle (bs), Michael Kim (lead tp), Daniel Hersog, Jocelyn Waugh (tp), Silas Friesen (tp, tp solo), Sean Lavigne, Kevin Jackson, Cam Henderson, Louis Lam (tb), Sharman King (btb), Andrew MacDonald (p), Ricardo Halabi (g), Jacques Forest (b) and Duran Ritz (d)
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    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 - 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)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:20 - The Swamp Bucket Challenge - Jen Hodge All Stars
    05:26 - Southern Lover - Jen Hodge All Stars
    09:00 - Interview with Larry Fuller, Part I
    17:40 - Jane’s Theme - Larry Fuller
    21:38 - The Mooch - Larry Fuller
    24:57 - Interview with Larry Fuller, Part II
    32:14 - On The Edge - Jaelem Bhate
    37:59 - When I Was Loved - Jaelem Bhate
    44:46 - Old Cool - Sam Bevan
    52:01 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    53:53 - Wide and Awake - Sam Bevan
    62:15 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 3 min
  • Alex Terrier
    "Alex Terrier is today’s interview guest on The Jazz Hole with Linus. Alex is a French-born, NYC-based saxophonist, composer and educator, who recently released his fourth album as a leader “Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project - Camina Tú”. Among other things, he talks about the unique recording process of this particular album. The other music on today’s episode comes from NYC-based, Wisconsin-born drummer and composer Matt Slocum’s latest album “Sanctuary”.
    Matt Slocum - “Sanctuary”, “Consolation Prize” & “Star Prairie”
    Album: Sanctuary
    Matt Slocum (d), Gerald Clayton (p) and Larry Grenadier (b)
    Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project - “Camina Tú”, “Aldito (Intro)” & “Aldito”
    Album: Camina Tú
    Alex Terrier (as), Leo Montana (p), Felipe Cabrera (b), Lukmil Perez (d) and Roberto Vizcaino (perc)
    Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project - Simple Song
    Album: Camina Tú
    Alex Terrier (ss) and Leo Montana (p)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:43 - Sanctuary - Matt Slocum
    05:29 - Consolation Prize - Matt Slocum
    10:35 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    12:36 - Camina Tú - Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project
    17:30 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Alex Terrier, Part I
    27:37 - Simple Song - Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project
    32:20 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Alex Terrier, Part II
    42:25 - Aldito (Intro) - Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project
    43:55 - Aldito - Alex Terrier Franco Cuban Project
    50:14 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    51:04 - Star Prairie - Matt Slocum
    55:27 - Finish
    "
    56 min
  • Hyuna Park
    "NYC-based, South Korean pianist and composer Hyuna Park talks about her trio debut album “Her Morning Waltz” on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. Plus swingin’ music by Greg Abate and their brand new Whaling City Sound album “Gratitude: Stage Door Live @ The Z”, by The Rhythm Future Quartet and from vocalist, guitarist and banjo player Arnt Arntzen’s album “Banjo Hymn”.
    Greg Abate with the Tim Ray Trio - Bop Lives
    Album: Gratitude: Stage Door Live @ The Z
    Greg Abate (as, bs), Tim Ray (p), John Lockwood (b) and Mark Walker (d)
    Hyuna Park - “Her Morning Waltz”, “The Stars Fell On Seoul” & “Granpa’s Clock”
    Album: Her Morning Waltz
    Hyuna Park (p), Myles Sloniker (b) and Peter Traunmueller (d)
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    Rhythm Future Quartet - Bushwick Stomp
    Album: Travels
    Jason Anick (violin), Olli Soikkeli (g, comp), Max O'Rourke (g) and Greg Loughman (b)
    Arnt Arntzen - “Mod Solitude” & “Voodoo Pixie”
    Album: Banjo Hymn
    Arnt Arntzen (banjo, g, voc), Bonnie Northgraves (tp), Jennifer Hodge (b) and Andrew Millar (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:34 - Bop Lives - Greg Abate, Tim Ray Trio
    07:56 - Her Morning Waltz - Hyuna Park Trio
    14:22 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Hyuna Park, Part I
    26:37 - The Stars Fell On Seoul - Hyuna Park Trio
    31:13 - The Jazz Hole with Linus - Interview with Hyuna Park, Part II
    39:11 - Grandpa’s Clock - Hyuna Park Trio
    45:51 - Bushwick Stomp - Rhythm Future Quartet
    50:11 - Mod Solitude - Arnt Arntzen
    55:18 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    56:48 - Voodoo Pixie - Arnt Arntzen
    58:51 - Finish
    "
    59 min
  • Basement Stage
    "Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus begins with tracks from “Triio” by Toronto-based bassist and composer Alex Fournier, who blends the contrast between through-composition and total freedom of expression. Then follows a selection from “Impromptus and Other Short Works” by the Berlin-based world citizen woodwind player and composer Gebhard Ullman and his group Basement Research, a balancing act between Europe and America that blends modern jazz and contemporary compositional methods. After that, some heavily nuanced arrangements from “Tiny Lights…” by the French-born composer and pianist Romain Collin, that explore haunting existential questions through sonic experimentation. Finally, the show closes with straight-ahead hard bop from “Gratitude” by the phenomenal New England-based woodwind specialist Greg Abate with The Tim Ray Trio.
    Alex Fournier - “ESD” & “Permanently Hiccups”
    Album: Triio
    Alex Fournier (b), Bea Labikova (as, fl), Aidan Sibley (tb), Tom Fleming (g), Ashley Urquhart (p, prepared p), Mark0 (d, perc)
    Gebhard Ullmann, Basement Research - “Gospel” & “Shifting Tonalities - Impromptu #3”
    Album: Basement Research - Impromptus and Other Short Works
    Gebhard Ullmann (ts, b-cl), Steve Swell (tb), Julian Argüelles (bs), Pascal Niggenkemper (b) and Gerald Cleaver (d)
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    Romain Collin - Dark Matter
    Album: Tiny Lights…
    Romain Collin (p, moog laurus, voc eff), Matthew Stevens (e-g), Obed Calvaire (d, e-d), Kazuma Junnouchi (string arr) and The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
    Romain Collin - Gold
    Album: Tiny Lights…
    Romain Collin (p, moog laurus, voc eff), Matthew Stevens (e-g) and Obed Calvaire (d, e-d)
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    Greg Abate with the Tim Ray Trio - “Gratitude” & “In The Stratosphere”
    Album: Gratitude: Stage Door Live @ The Z
    Greg Abate (as, bs), Tim Ray (p), John Lockwood (b) and Mark Walker (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:48 - ESD - Alex Fournier
    08:37 - Permanently Hiccups - Alex Fournier
    21:55 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    24:39 - Gospel - Gebhard Ullmann, Basement Research
    28:20 - Shifting Tonalities: Impromptu #3 - Gebhard Ullmann, Basement Research
    34:23 - Dark Matter - Romain Collin
    40:45 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    42:39 - Gold - Romain Collin
    47:22 - Gratitude - Greg Abate, Tim Ray Trio
    54:56 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    57:02 - In The Stratosphere - Greg Abate, Tim Ray Trio
    62:30 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 3 min
  • Small Edge Lights
    "Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus includes brand new music from “On The Edge” by Vancouver-based Jaelem Bhate, as well as electronic jazz from “Small Plates” by J3PO (also known as the Californian pianist/keyboardist Julian Pollack) and from “Tiny Lights…” by French-born, Brooklyn-based pianist Romain Collin. You also get to hear more from Toronto-based Kalya Ramu’s new album “Living In A Dream”, from NYC-based AfuriKo’s new album “Tao” and from the Chicago-based Carlo Campopiano Trio.
    Jaelem Bhate - On The Edge
    Album: On The Edge
    Jaelem Bhate (comp), Brent Mah, Mo Miao (as), Ardeshir Pourkeramati (ts), Steve Kaldestad (ts, ts solo), Adam Kyle (bs), Michael Kim (lead tp), Daniel Hersog, Jocelyn Waugh (tp), Silas Friesen (tp, tp solo), Sean Lavigne, Kevin Jackson, Cam Henderson, Louis Lam (tb), Sharman King (btb), Andrew MacDonald (p), Ricardo Halabi (g), Jacques Forest (b) and Duran Ritz (d)
    Jaelem Bhate - Pacific Suite: I. Straits and Narrows
    Album: On The Edge
    Jaelem Bhate (comp), Brent Mah, Mo Miao (as), Ardeshir Pourkeramati (ts), Steve Kaldestad (ts, ts solo), Adam Kyle (bs), Michael Kim (lead tp), Daniel Hersog (tp, tp solo), Jocelyn Waugh, Silas Friesen (tp), Sean Lavigne, Kevin Jackson, Cam Henderson, Louis Lam (tb), Sharman King (btb), Andrew MacDonald (p), Ricardo Halabi (g), Jacques Forest (b) and Duran Ritz (d)
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    Carla Campopiano Trio - La Balada Del Leon
    Album: Chicago/Buenos Aires Connections
    Carla Campopiano (fl, arr), Ángel Colacilli (g, arr) and Gustavo Cortiñas (d, perc, arr, comp)
    J3PO - Ruminations
    Album: Small Plates
    Julian "J3PO" Pollack (kbds, syn, d prog, prod)
    J3PO - Fears and Desires
    Album: Small Plates
    Julian "J3PO" Pollack (kbds, syn, d prog, prod), Billy Buss (tp) and Chase Baird (ts)
    J3PO - A-B-A
    Album: Small Plates
    Julian "J3PO" Pollack (kbds, syn, d prog, prod) and Ross Pederson (d)
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    Kalya Ramu - Little One
    Album: Living In A Dream
    Kalya Ramu (voc, comp, arr), Ewen Farncombe (p), Jacob Gorzhaltsan (ts, cl), Connor Walsh (b), Ian Wright (d), Nathan Martin and Jackson Welchner (bck voc)
    Kalya Ramu - “She Drinks Alone” & “Living In A Dream”
    Album: Living In A Dream
    Kalya Ramu (voc, arr), Ewen Farncombe (p), Jacob Gorzhaltsan (ts, cl), Connor Walsh (b) and Ian Wright (d)
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    AfuriKo - “Oleleko” & “In B Town”
    Album: Tao
    Akiko Horii (perc, comp) and Jim Funnell (p, kbds, comp)
    Romain Collin - “Tiny Lights That Move And Speak” & “Red Snow”
    Album: Tiny Lights…
    Romain Collin (p, moog laurus, voc eff), Matthew Stevens (e-g) and Obed Calvaire (d, e-d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:12 - On The Edge - Jaelem Bhate
    05:45 - Pacific Suite: I. Straits and Narrows - Jaelem Bhate
    12:00 - La Balada Del Leon - Carlo Campopiano Trio
    13:47 - Ruminations - J3PO, Julian Pollack
    15:39 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    18:09 - Fears and Desires - J3PO, Julian Pollack
    21:34 - A-B-A - J3PO, Julian Pollack
    23:52 - Little One - Kalya Ramu
    26:52 - She Drinks Alone - Kalya Ramu
    32:03 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    34:30 - Living In A Dream - Kalya Ramu
    37:19 - Oleleko - AfuriKo
    42:14 - In B Town - AfuriKo
    48:23 - Tiny Lights That Move And Speak - Romain Collin
    52:23 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    54:59 - Red Snow - Romain Collin
    59:30 - Finish
    "
    1 hr
  • Cyber Coup Dream
    "Brand new music on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, from albums such as “Tao” by AfuriKo (consisting of the NY-based percussionist Akiko Horii and pianist/keyboardist Jim Funnell), “Living In a Dream” by Toronto-based vocalist Kalya Ramu, “Ain’t Nothing But A Cyber Coup & You” by the Mark Dresser Seven (Grammy nominated bassist Mark Dresser), Toronto-based guitarist David Cruz’s self-titled EP and Dave Zinno Unisphere’s “Stories Told” (lead by New England-based bassist Dave Zinno).
    AfuriKo - “A Step in the Storm” & “Oleleko”
    Album: Tao
    Akiko Horii (perc, comp) and Jim Funnell (p, kbds, comp)
    Kalya Ramu - Little One
    Album: Living In A Dream
    Kalya Ramu (voc, comp, arr), Ewen Farncombe (p), Jacob Gorzhaltsan (ts, cl), Connor Walsh (b), Ian Wright (d), Nathan Martin and Jackson Welchner (bck voc)
    Kalya Ramu - Find In Me
    Album: Living In A Dream
    Kalya Ramu (voc, comp), Ewen Farncombe (p), Jacob Gorzhaltsan (ts, cl), Connor Walsh (b), Ian Wright (d) and William Lamoureux (strings, arr)
    Mark Dresser Seven - “Ain’t Nothing But A Cyber Coup & You” & “Gloaming”
    Album: Ain’t Nothing But A Cyber Coup & You
    Mark Dresser (b, McLagan tines), Nicole Mitchell (fl, alto fl, picc), Marty Ehrlich (cl, b-cl, as), Keir GoGwilt (vio), Michael Dessen (tb), Joshua White (p) and Jim Black (d, perc)
    David Cruz - “In Hindsight” & “Avery”
    Album: David Cruz EP
    David Cruz (g), William Dietrich (b) and Miles Fuller (d)
    Dave Zinno Unisphere - Tá
    Album: Stories Told
    Dave Zinno (b), Eric "Benny" Bloom (tp) (tp), Mike Tucker (ts), Tim Ray (p) and Rafael Barata (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:14 - A Step in the Storm - AfuriKo
    05:25 - Little One - Kalya Ramu
    08:25 - Find In Me - Kalya Ramu
    12:17 - Ain’t Nothing But A Cyber Coup & You - Mark Dresser Seven
    21:14 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    23:48 - Gloaming - Mark Dresser Seven
    33:11 - In Hindsight - David Cruz
    37:36 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    38:52 - Avery - David Cruz
    43:43 - Tá - Dave Zinno Unisphere
    49:54 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    51:48 - Oleleko - AfuriKo
    56:44 - Finish
    "
    57 min
  • Pedro Giraudo
    "After featuring the brilliant music of Latin Grammy Award winner Pedro Giraudo for almost a decade on The Jazz Hole, host Linus finally had a chance to interview him over the phone for this episode. Enjoy some of Pedro’s music from his album “An Argentinian in New York”, recorded live in Cologne with The WDR Big Band, plus more tracks by Jonathan Bauer and by the Dave Rudolph Quintet.
    Jonathan Bauer - “Chattin’” & “Blue’s Funk”
    Album: Walk, Don’t Run
    Jonathan Bauer (tp), Alexander Geddes (sax), Ryan Hanseler (p), Alex Dyring (b) and Gerald Watkins Jr. (d)
    Pedro Giraudo & The WDR Big Band - “Mentiras Piadosas”, “Chicharrita” & “Eir”
    Album: An Argentinian in New York
    Pedro Giraudo (cond), Johan Hörlen (as, fl, cl), Karolina Strassmeyer (as, fl), Olivier Peters, Paul Heller (ts), Jens Neufang (bs), Andy Haderer (lead tp), Wim Both (alt lead tp), Rob Bruynen, Ruud Breuls, John Marhsall (tp), Ludwig Nuß (lead tb), Shannon Barnett, Andy Hunter (tb), Mattis Cederberg (btb), Pablo Held (p), Paul Shigihara (g), John Goldsby (b), Hans Dekker (d), Bodek Janke (per)
    Dave Rudolph Quintet - The Vine
    Album: Resonance
    Dave Rudolph (d), Larue Nickelson (g), Zach Bornheimer (ts), Pablo Arencibia (p) and Alejandro Arenas (b)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:59 - Chattin’ - Jonathan Bauer
    05:35 - Mentiras Piadosas - Pedro Giraudo, The WDR Big Band
    13:46 - Interview with Pedro Giraudo, Part I
    24:14 - Chicharrita - Pedro Giraudo, The WDR Big Band
    30:52 - Interview with Pedro Giraudo, Part II
    37:40 - Eir - Pedro Giraudo, The WDR Big Band
    44:20 - The Vine - Dave Rudolph Quintet
    51:15 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    52:50 - Blue’s Funk - Jonathan Bauer
    58:26 - Finish
    "
    59 min
  • Stories
    "The Jazz Hole host, Linus Wyrsch, spins music form two new Whaling City Sound albums: “Stories Told” by Dave Zinno Unisphere and “Bright Idea” by the Greg Murphy Trio. Plus, tracks from Ariel Pocock’s latest album “Living In Twilight”, Karin Plato’s new album “This Could Be The One”, the 2018 release “Fred Hersch Trio '97 - @The Village Vanguard” and from “Organisms” by The Doug MacDonald Quartet’s.
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    Ariel Pocock - “Gonzalo’s Melody” & “So Long”
    Album: Living In Twilight
    Ariel Pocock (p, voc), Chico Pinheiro (g), Adrian Vedady (b) and Jim Doxas (d)
    Dave Zinno Unisphere - “Backup” & “Larrytown”
    Album: Stories Told
    Dave Zinno (b), Eric "Benny" Bloom (tp) (tp), Mike Tucker (ts), Tim Ray (p) and Rafael Barata (d)
    Greg Murphy Trio - For My Mom
    Album: Bright Idea
    Greg Murphy (p), Eric Wheeler (b) and Jeff "Tain" Watts (d)
    Karin Plato - “Sweet Summer” & “July”
    Album: This Could Be The One
    Karin Plato (voc, arr), James Danderfer (clarinets), Chris Gestrin (p), Laurence Mollerup (b) and Joe Poole (d) + guests: Rebecca Shoichet, Jim Byrnes (voc) and Rod Murray (tb)
    Fred Hersch Trio - Evanessence
    Album: Fred Hersch Trio '97 - @The Village Vanguard
    Fred Hersch (p), Drew Gress (b) and Tom Rainey (d)
    The Doug MacDonald Quartet - L & T
    Album: Organisms
    Doug MacDonald (g), Carey Frank (hammond B3 org), Bob Sheppard (ts) and Ben Scholz (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    01:45 - Gonzalo’s Melody - Ariel Pocock
    04:12 - So Long - Ariel Pocock
    08:49 - Backup - Dave Zinno Unisphere
    15:36 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    17:38 - Larrytown - Dave Zinno Unisphere
    25:03 - For My Mom - Greg Murphy Trio
    32:08 - Sweet Summer - Karin Plato
    37:32 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    39:17 - July - Karin Plato
    47:59 - Evanessence - Fred Hersch Trio
    53:40 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:41 - L & T - The Doug MacDonald Quartet
    61:45 - Finish
    "
    1 hr 2 min

About The Jazz Hole

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In 2009 Linus Wyrsch joined the team of DJs at BTR and took over the bi-weekly jazz show,The Jazz Hole. Being a sought-after clarinetist and saxophonist, himself, in the Big Apple, Linus embraces a unique relationship with the jazz genre and its musicians, consequently providing the listeners with a backstage pass to the New York jazz scene. The hour-long show features the music of new talents from inside and outside of the New York circuit, and every once in a while, Linus is able to sneak in a major jazz artist, sometimes accompanied with a short interview.