Episode 368: More New Jazz Albums with Weird Titles

Here's what you'll hear on this week's episode. In order.

1. Dance To The Bass Drum (Not The Bass), from "Here Goes Nothing". By Brian Claxton (playing bass)
2. A Danish group called Smag Pa Dig Selv, and an album called "This Is Why We Lost". The track I play features Victoria Sondergaard on vibraphone.
3. Siril Malmedal Hauge and Kjetil Muledid. From Norway. An album called "I Remember Oranges".
4. Polka Dots and Raybans, the title track by guitarist Mike Clement.
5. We are.Profoundly.Predisposed.to Drowning. By Anne Efternoler, Maria Laurette Friis, and Johanna Bochert. So what is it that's drowning? I try to answer that, and play a track called "What Remains Between Us Is Beyond Exhaustion".
6. The Eerie Glow of Jellyfish, by Urs Leimbruber, Jacques Demierre, and Thomas Lehn.
7. Two tracks from I Love Life Even When I'm Hurting, by saxopohonist and composer Dave McMurray. With vocal by Kern.
8. A jazz album called "Bluegrass".
9. A tune that draws from the cry of the white Bellbird.
10. Latin Jazz Meets Opera, by opera singer Christopher Sanchez and Cuban jazz pianist Dayramir Gonzales.