The Line-Up and Evolve for 7 & 8 October 2022

The Line-Up for 7 October 2022


Rufus Reid Trio, "This I Ask Of You" w/ The Sirius Quartet off Celebration


Mndsgn, "Sheets" off Yawn Zen


Pasquale Grasso, "Lamento Della Campagnia" off Be-Bop!


Samara Joy, "Nostalgia" off Linger Awhile


Taurey Butler, "Swappin' Lies" off One Of The Others


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


Rel, "Public Transit" off Out Of View


Gentiane Mg, "Flowers Laugh Without Uttering A Sound" off Walls Made of Glass


Bobby Broom, "Quicksilver" off Keyed Up


JD Allen, "Irene (Mother)" off Americana Vol. 2


Space Ghost, "Starship 2091" off You're There LP


Amina Figarova, "Ruby At Play" off Joy


Caploe Brothers, "Aye Aye" off their self-titled album


Makaya McCraven, "High Fives" off In These Times


Space Ghost, "Naps" off You're There LP


Basher, "Primetime A Go-Go" off Doubles


Evolve for 8 October 2022

3 o'clock hour


Tom Harrell, "Evoorg" off Oak Tree


Makaya (McCraven), "Late" off Living Beats EP


Chucho Valdes & Paquito D'Rivera Reunion Sextet, the title track to I Missed You, Too!


Pasquale Grasso, "I'm In A Mess" feat. Samara Joy off Be-Bop!


Samara Joy, "Social Call" off Linger Awhile


Butcher Brown, "Cali Riding" off a-sides


Wayne Shorter/Terri Lyne Carrington/Leo Genovese/esperanza spalding, "Drummer's Song" off Live at the Detroit Jazz Festival 


Steve Turre, "Sweet Dreams" off Generations


JD Allen, "Down South" off Americana Vol. 2


Ufsp, Black Beat 69


Allison Miller/Carmen Staff, "Birds" off Nearness


Gentiane Mg, "The Moon, The Sun, The Truth" off Walls Made of Glass


Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity, "Dreignau" off Elastic Wave


Rel, "On My Way" off Out Of View


Jon Cowherd Trio, "Grand Mesa" off Pride & Joy



4 o'clock hour


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


DJ Harrison, "Carnaval 74" off Stashboxxx


Michael Carvin Experience, "This Could Be The Start of Something Big" off The Art of the Trio


Rufus Reid Trio, "This I Ask Of You" w/ The Sirius Quartet off Celebration


Amina Figarova, "Green Blues" off Joy


Teebs, "Your Favorite Weekday" off Collections 01


Taurey Butler, "Sisyphean Task" off One Of The Others


Theo Croker, "Cosmic Intercourse Pt. II" feat. Chris Dave off Love Quantum


Makaya McCraven, "This Place That Place" off In These Times


KingKlavé, "Mad" off his self-titled album


Caploe Brothers, "Divin'" off their self-titled album


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


Steve Gadd/Eddie Gomez/Ronnie Cuber, "Way Back Home" off Center Stage


Karriem Riggins, "Moogy Foog It" off Alone Together


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

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