The Line-Up and Evolve for 21 & 22 October 2022

The Line-Up for 21 October 2022


Michael Blake, "Henry's Boogaloo" off Combobulate 


Nujabes, "Tsurugi No Mai" off the Samurai Champloo Soundtrack


Mal Waldron, "Russian Melody" off Searching in Grenoble: The 1978 Solo Piano Concert


Eric Mullins, "I Had You In Mind" off Unexpected Beauty


Samara Joy, the title track to Linger Awhile


Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade, the title track to Long Gone


Mndsgn, "Convert" off Yawn Zen


Dave Douglas Quintet, "Scepter" off Songs of Ascent: Book 1 - Degrees


Makaya McCraven, "The Fours" off In These Times


Mark Guiliana, "a path to bliss" off the sound of listening


Jonti, "Koi Moon's Daughter" off Twirligig


The Bad Plus, "Not Even Close to Far Off" off their self-titled album


KingKlavé, "5/4 joint" feat. Joshua Crumbly off his self-titled album


Jeff Parker / Eric Revis / Nasheet Waits, "That Eastside Romp" off Eastside Romp


KingKlavé, "Mad" off his self-titled album


The Comet Is Coming, "Frequency of Feeling Expansion" off Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam


Evolve for 22 October 2022

3 o'clock hour


Emmet Cohen, "Mosaic" off Uptown In Orbit


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Jon Cowherd Trio, "The Colorado Experiment" off Pride & Joy


Redman/Mehldau/McBride/Blade, "Ship To Shore" off Long Gone


Julian Lage, "Castle Park" off View With A Room


DJ Harrison, "She Think She Qtron" off Stashboxxx


Rufus Reid Trio, "Cedar's Blues" off Celebration


Taurey Butler, "Swappin' Lies" off One of the Others


Billy Drummond & Freedom of Ideas, "Changes for Trane & Monk" off Valse Sinistre


Arturo Sandoval, "Until You Went Away" off Rhythm & Soul


Gold Panda, "My Father In Hong Kong 1961" off Half of Where You Live


Noah Garabedian, "Salt Point" off Consider The Stars Beneath Us


Eric Mullins, "JFK To ACC" off Unexpected Beauty


Jonti, the title track to Twirligig


Michael Blake, "Bob The Bob" off Combobulate 



4 o'clock hour


JD Allen, "Hammer And Hoe" off Americana Vol. 2


Rel, "Public Transit" off Out of View


Amina Figarova, "Morning Dew" off Joy


Bill Frisell / Immanuel Wilkins, "Bird On The Wire" off Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen


Tumi Mogorosi, "Mmama" off Group Theory: Black Music


Makaya, "Diversions" off Living Beats EP


Mark Guiliana, "the most important question" off the sound of listening


Henry Franklin with Ali Shaheed Muhammed & Adrian Younge, "People's Revolution" off JID014


KingKlavé, "Osain" feat. Pino Palladino, Javier Santiago, & Marcus Machado off his self-titled album


Ufsp, "Blue Dream"


DOMi & JD Beck, "WHATUP" off NOT TiGHT


Jeff Parker / Eric Revis / Nasheet Waits, "Drunkard's Lullaby" off Eastside Romp


The Bad Plus, "You Won't See Me Before I Come Back" off their self-titled album


THEESatisfaction, "Stars Set In" off THEESatisfaction LOVES ERYKAH BADU


The Comet Is Coming, "Mystik" off Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam

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