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Jazz Ghost Tracks and other Ghostly Jazz - Part 1 [Mondo Jazz 158-1]
This week we focus on great jazz tunes hidden in plain sight, or plain hearing, the so-called ghost tracks, and other ghost-related jazz.
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Show Notes
You are all very familiar with the sense of surprise and joy that comes when you've finished playing an album, and as you thought it was over and you are about to turn off the player or start playing the next album... the music fills the air again when you no longer expected it.
This week we focus on great jazz tunes hidden in plain sight, or plain hearing, the so-called ghost tracks, and other ghost-related jazz.
The playlist features Bobby Previte; Erik Truffaz; Paolo Fresu; Thomas de Pourquery; Duke Pearson; Branford Marsalis; Medeski, Martin & Wood; Rudy Royston; Enrico Morello; Oltremare Quartet.
Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/13409684/Mondo-Jazz (up to Oltremare Quartet).
Happy listening!
Photo credit: Sylvain Gripoix