The Jazz Hole

The Jazz Hole

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The Jazz Hole episodes

  • Jamie Baum
    Tune in to today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus, which includes interview guest Jamie Baum. NYC flutist/composer/recording artist/ clinician Jamie Baum talks about her new Jamie Baum Septet+ album Bridges, released on Sunnyside Records. Today’s show also includes tracks from the new EP by the Nuphar Fey Trio and from Abundance, the third album by Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop.
    Nuphar Fey Trio - “Imagination” & “In The Fall”
    Album: EP
    Nuphar Fey (p), Gilad Abro (b) and Gal Petel (d)
    The Jamie Baum Septet+ - Honoring Nepal: The Shiva Suite, Part 2: Renewal
    Album: Bridges
    Jamie Baum (fl, alto fl, singing bowl), Amir Elsaffar (tp), Sam Sadigursky (as, b-cl), Chris Komer (f horn), Brad Shepik (g), John Escreet (p), Zack Lober (b), Jeff Hirshfield (d) and Jamey Haddad (perc)
    The Jamie Baum Septet+ - Song Without Words (for S. James Baum)
    Album: Bridges
    Jamie Baum (fl, alto fl, singing bowl), Amir Elsaffar (tp, voc), Sam Sadigursky (as, b-cl), Chris Komer (f horn), Brad Shepik (g), John Escreet (p), Zack Lober (b) and Jeff Hirshfield (d)
    The Jamie Baum Septet+ - Joyful Lament
    Album: Bridges
    Jamie Baum (fl, alto fl, singing bowl), Amir Elsaffar (tp), Sam Sadigursky (as, b-cl), Chris Komer (f horn), Brad Shepik (g), John Escreet (p), Zack Lober (b), Jeff Hirshfield (d) and Navin Chettri (perc, voc, tanpura)
    Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop - “The Queen” & “Gramps”
    Album: Abundance
    Ernesto Cervini (d, composer of “Gramps”), Tara Davidson (as, composer of “The Queen”), Joel Frahm (ts), William Carn (tb), Adrean Farrugia (p) and Dan Loomis (b)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:14 - Imagination - Nuphar Fey Trio
    04:46 - In The Fall - Nuphar Fey Trio
    12:48 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    15:43 - Honoring Nepal: The Shiva Suite, Part 2: Renewal - The Jamie Baum Septet+
    22:52 - Interview with Jamie Baum, Part I
    34:40 - Song Without Words (for S. James Baum) - The Jamie Baum Septet+
    41:26 - Interview with Jamie Baum, Part II
    48:58 - Joyful Lament - The Jamie Baum Septet+
    54:23 - The Queen - Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop
    59:36 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    60:00 - Gramps - Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop
    66:42 - Finish
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  • Rabbit Dream
    New music on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus by the Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra (featuring Sean Jones, George Garzone and John Fedchock) and their new album Down a Rabbit Hole, Scott Marshall and the Jazztice League and their new album Dream Logic Project. Plus, tracks by Q Morrow, Katie Thiroux and by the Philippe Lemm Trio. Tune in!
    Q Morrow - Inferno Astral
    Album: There Are Stars in Brooklyn
    Q Morrow (g)
    Q Morrow - There Are Stars in Brooklyn
    Album: There Are Stars in Brooklyn
    Q Morrow (g), Evan Francis (fl), Will Vinson (as), Sam Bevan (b) and Raj Jayaweera (d)
    Katie Thiroux - Slow Dance With Me
    Album: Off Beat
    Katie Thiroux (b, voc), Justin Kauflin (p) and Matt Witek (d)
    Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra - “Three and Me” & “Down a Rabbit Hole”
    Album: Down a Rabbit Hole
    Ayn Inserto (cond, comp), Sean Jones (tp, soloist), John Fedchock (tb, soloist), George Garzone (ts, soloist), Jeff Claassen, Bijon Watson, Dan Rosenthal, Matthew Small (tp), Randy Pingrey, Chris Gagne, Garo Saraydarian (tb), Jennifer Wharton (btb), Allan Chase (ss, as), Rick Stone (as, fl, cl), Kelly Roberge (ts, cl), Mark Zaleski (ts, cl), Kathy Olson (bs, bcl), Eric Hofbauer (g), Jason Yeager (p), Sean Farias (b), Austin McMahon (d)
    Scott Marshall and the Jazztice League - “The Jazztice League” & “Dream Logic”
    Album: Dream Logic Project
    Scott Marshall (ts), Mike Rud (g), David Restivo (p), Dave Young (b) and Nick Fraser (d)
    Philippe Lemm Trio - Castle Rock
    Album: City Birds
    Philippe Lemm (d), Angelo Di Loreto (p, comp) and Jeff Koch (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:49 - Inferno Astral - Q Morrow
    05:01 - There Are Stars in Brooklyn - Q Morrow
    13:27 - Slow Dance With Me - Katie Thiroux
    19:18 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    24:37 - Three and Me - Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra
    33:22 - Down a Rabbit Hole - Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra
    40:28 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    41:55 - The Jazztice League - Scott Marshall and the Jazztice League
    47:05 - Dream Logic - Scott Marshall and the Jazztice League
    54:49 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    55:43 - Castle Rock - Philippe Lemm Trio
    64:03 - Finish
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  • City Drink
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus features several amazing jazz artists. Hear more from Alberto Pibiri’s new album Jazz Legacy (featuring Miriam Waks) and from the Philippe Lemm Trio’s new album City Birds, plus brand new tracks by the Canadian vocalist Steven Taetz from his album Drink You In and more from Svetlana & the Delancey Five’s Night at the Speakeasy, as well as from Noam Wiesenberg’s Roads Diverge.
    Noam Wiesenberg - “Resfeber” & “Capricorn Lady”
    Album: Roads Diverge
    Noam Wiesenberg (b, arr), Philip Dizack (tp), Shai Maestro (p, fender rhodes), Immanuel Wilkins (as, cl) and Kush Abadey (d)
    Svetlana & The Delancey Five – “All I Want” & It’s All Good”
    Album: Night at the Speakeasy – Featuring Wycliffe Gordon
    Svetlana Shmulyian (voc), Wycliffe Gordon (tb, arr), Charlie Caranicas (tp), Adrian Cunningham (cl), Dalton Ridenhour (p), Vinny Raniolo (g), George Delancey (b) and Rob Garcia (d)
    Alberto Pibiri - New Bossa
    Album: Jazz Legacy
    Alberto Pibiri (p), Paul Gill (b), Paul Wells (d) and Adrian Cunningham (ts)
    Alberto Pibiri (featuring Miriam Waks) - Oh Yeah!
    Album: Jazz Legacy
    Alberto Pibiri (p, comp), Paul Gill (b), Paul Wells (d), Dave Stryker (g), Adrian Cunningham (ts) and Miriam Waks (voc, comp)
    Steven Taetz - Drink You In
    Album: Drink You In
    Steven Taetz (voc, comp), Barbra Lica (comp), Drew Jurecka (as, cl), Kevin Turcotte (tp), Ewen Farncombe (p), Nathan Hiltz (g), Søren Nissen (b) and Ernesto Cervini (d)
    Steven Taetz - Lately
    Album: Drink You In
    Steven Taetz (voc), Drew Jurecka (strings), Adrean Farrugia (p), Søren Nissen (b) and Ernesto Cervini (d)
    Philippe Lemm Trio - “Emerge”, “Scarborough Fair” & “Arya”
    Album: City Birds
    Philippe Lemm (d - composer “Arya”), Angelo Di Loreto (p - composer “Emerge”) and Jeff Koch (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    03:48 - Resfeber - Noam Wiesenberg
    10:49 - Capricorn Lady - Noam Wiesenberg
    14:52 - All I Want - Svetlana & The Delancey Five
    18:32 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    20:45 - It’s All Good - Svetlana & The Delancey Five
    24:55 - New Bossa - Alberto Pibiri
    28:38 - Oh Yeah! - Alberto Pibiri, Miriam Waks
    32:45 - Drink You In - Steven Taetz
    35:33 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    38:06 - Lately - Steven Taetz
    41:05 - Emerge - Philippe Lemm Trio
    46:57 - Scarborough Fair - Philippe Lemm Trio
    51:16 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    54:06 - Arya - Philippe Lemm Trio
    60:49 - Finish
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  • Q Morrow
    Guitarist and composer Q Morrow talks about his new album There Are Stars in Brooklyn on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. This is the second album as a leader by the Brooklyn-based musician and it is available on www.qmorrow.net. You also get to hear music from pianists Alberto Pibiri (featuring Sheila Jordan) and Miki Yamanaka on today’s episode
    Alberto Pibiri - A Blues
    Album: Jazz Legacy
    Alberto Pibiri (p), Paul Gill (b) and Paul Wells (d)
    Alberto Pibiri (featuring Sheila Jordan) - Be Free
    Album: Jazz Legacy
    Alberto Pibiri (p), Paul Gill (b), Paul Wells (d) and Sheila Jordan (voc)
    Q Morrow - “There Are Stars in Brooklyn” & “The Do How”
    Album: There Are Stars in Brooklyn
    Q Morrow (g), Evan Francis (fl), Will Vinson (as), Sam Bevan (b) and Raj Jayaweera (d)
    Q Morrow - Chinook Passing
    Album: There Are Stars in Brooklyn
    Q Morrow (g), Evan Francis (as), Sam Bevan (b) and Raj Jayaweera (d)
    Miki Yamanaka - Stuffed Cabbage
    Album: Miki
    Miki Yamanaka (p), Orlando le Fleming (b) and Bill Stewart (d)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:48 - A Blues - Alberto Pibiri
    05:56 - Be Free - Alberto Pibiri, Sheila Jordan
    11:10 - Interview with Q Morrow, Part I
    19:47 - There Are Stars in Brooklyn - Q Morrow
    28:11 - Interview with Q Morrow, Part II
    37:16 - The Do How - Q Morrow
    43:54 - Chinook Passing - Q Morrow
    50:49 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    51:59 - Stuffed Cabbage - Miki Yamanaka
    58:15 - Finish
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  • Chaotic
    Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole includes tracks from the brand new albums Kinship by John Pittman and Ask for Chaos by Gilad Hekselman. You also get to hear more music from Leni Stern’s 3 and from the Alex Lefaivre Quartet’s YUL, plus a track from the host of this show, Linus Wyrsch, from his own duo album with pianist Claude Diallo
    Claude Diallo & Linus Wyrsch - Homage
    Album: Live at Villa Irniger
    Claude Diallo (p) and Linus Wyrsch (comp, cl)
    Leni Stern (featuring Gil Goldstein, Muhammed and Princess Louise Faye)
    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)
    John Pittman - “Ties That Bind” & “Homiostasis”
    Album: Kinship
    John Pittman (tp), Shirantha Beddage (bs), Jeff McLeod (p), Mike Downes (b) and Curtis Nowosad (d)
    Gilad Hekselman - “VBlues” & “Tokyo Cookies”
    Album: Ask for Chaos
    ZUPEROCTAVE: Gilad Hekselman (g, b), Aaron Parks (syn, rhodes, p) and Kush Abadey (d, pads)
    Alex Lefaivre Quartet - “The Righteous” & “Estelle”
    Album: YUL
    Alex Lefaivre (e-b), Erik Hove (as), Nicolas Ferron (g) and Mark Nelson (d)
    John Pittman - Home
    Album: Kinship
    John Pittman (tp) and Jeff McLeod (p)
    00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    02:12 - Homage - Claude Diallo, Linus Wyrsch
    06:40 - Crocodile - Leni Stern, Gil Goldstein, Muhammed Faye, Princess Louise
    11:35 - Ties That Bind - John Pittman
    15:55 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    18:39 - Homiostasis - John Pittman
    23:36 - VBlues - Gilad Hekselman
    30:20 - Tokyo Cookies - Gilad Hekselman
    38:25 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    42:28 - The Righteous - Alex Lefaivre Quartet
    49:27 - Estelle - Alex Lefaivre Quartet
    55:48 - The Jazz Hole with Linus
    56:34 - Home - John Pittman
    59:43 - Finish
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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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  • 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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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.