The Line-Up and Evolve for 20 & 21 January 2023


The Line-Up and Evolve for 20 & 21 January 2023


The Line-Up for 20 January 2023


Bill Goodwin / Billy Hart w/ George Garzone, "Move" off Sound On Sound


Tycho, "Hours" off Dive


The Heavy Hitters, Un Dia Es Un Dia" off their self-titled album


Ed Cherry, "Ding Dong" off Are We There Yet?


Stan Killian, "Open Doors" off Brooklyn Calling


Rel, "Public Transit" off Out Of View


Mimi Fox Organ Trio, "Pack Of Lies" off One For Wes


Art Ensemble of Chicago, "Funky Aeco" off The Sixth Decade - From Paris to Paris


Ufsp, "Ends Well"


Kendrick Scott, "What Day Is It?" off Corridors


Richie Goods & Chien ChienLu, "Dull Ice Flower" off Connected, Vol. 1


Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter, "Wrap It Up" off Guilty Pleasures EP


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


Jonah Yano, "always" off portrait of a dog


Evolve for 21 January 2023

3 o'clock hour


Ed Cherry, the title track to Are We There Yet?


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


Bill Goodwin / Billy Hart w/ George Garzone, "Lazy Afternoon" off Sound On Sound


Houston Person, "Moon River" off Reminiscing At Rudy's


Karriem Riggins, "Esperanza" off Alone Together


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


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


THEESatisfaction, "Juiced" off awE naturalE


Gregory Porter, "Suzanne" off Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen


Jonah Yano, "the speed of sound!" off portrait of a dog


The Ostara Project, "Lluviona" off their self-titled album


Ufsp, "Chill Mode"


Jon Cowherd Trio, "Grand Mesa" feat. Chris Potter off Pride & Joy


4 o'clock hour


Rodney Whittaker, "The Jazzdiddy Waltz" off Oasis: The Music of Gregg Hill


Teebs, "Yellow More New" off Collections 01


Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp, "Nine" off Fruition


Art Ensemble of Chicago, "Kumpa" off The Sixth Decade - From Paris to Paris


Toro Flores Quartet, the title track to Time Out


Gold Panda, "S950" off Half of Where You Live


Kurt Elling & Charlie Hunter, "Wrap It Up" off Guilty Pleasures EP


Kendrick Scott, "What Day Is It?" off Corridors


Richie Goods & Chien Chien Lu, "Rain" off Connected, Vol. 1


DJ Harrison, "Carnaval 74" off Stashboxxx


Leland Whitty, "Glass Moon" off Anyhow


Jim Snidero feat. Kurt Rosenwinkel, "Infinity" off Far Far Away


Jonti, "Pássaros" off Twirligig


Clarice Assad, "Milagre Do Peixes" off Window To The World


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