TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions, Vol. 48

Episode 48! You know what that means, another straight jazz jam session between Mizo & I live and direct from the lounge. Of course we can’t keep anything simple and our sonic adventurousness keeps us pushing the boundaries of what a new Jazz fusion frequency may be. That means there are elements of hiphop, rock, soul and electronic grooves present but always rooted in the free form expression that is the beautiful and singular american social music. Turn it up, vibe out and get in the groove with us on this journey through time and space as we keep on inching towards the one year anniversary! Thanks for walking with us. 

Sault “U Know It Ain’t”

Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Adrian Younge & Doug Carn “Down Deep”

Sarah Webster Fabio “Still, Red Hot Axe”

Jackie McLean & The Cosmic Brotherhood “Some Other Time”

Masahiko Sato “Serenity”

Placebo “Balek”

Joe Farrell “Spoken Silence”

Herbie Mann “Hold On I’m Comin”

Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra “Pathways To The Unknown”

Eddi Gale “Ghetto Love Night”

Four Tet “Great Day (Instrumental)”

El-P & The High Water Continuum “Sunrise Over Bklyn”

Duval Timothy “Ibs”

Brandee Younger “Love & Struggle”

Horace Silver Quintet “Wipe Away The Evil”

The Nat Adderley Sextet “Make Your Own Temple”

Directions “Continental Drift Version”

Damon Locks & The Black Monument Ensemble “The People Vs. The Rest of Us”

Alias & Ehren “Ladders”

The Lightmen Plus One “Jupiter’s Child”

Joseph Shabason “November”

Miguel Atwood Ferguson ft. Posdnous & Talib Kweli “Stakes Is High”

Ramsey Lewis “Gemini Rising”

Deodato “Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)”

Wendell Harrison “Patrina’s Dance”

Lee Morgan “Gary’s Notebook”

Dorthy Ashby “Myself When Young”

Les McCann “Someday We’ll Meet Again”

Harold Budd “Bismillahi “Rrahman ‘Rrahim”

Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Adrian Younge & Brian Jackson “Nancy Wilson”

Oscar Peterson “Watch What Happens”

Dwight Trible “Desert Fairy Princess”

Reza Khota Quartet “Lost Is A Place”

Marcos Resende & Index “Nergal”

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers “In The Wee Small Hours”

The Chapter “For The Wreckord”

RJD2 “Act 2”

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