In 2019, Jazz Reckoned With Old Boundaries, and Marched Past Them

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🗓️ 11 January 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Breaking down the best jazz of the past year.

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0:00.0	1st in the year. Welcome to the New York Times
0:15.3	podcast. It is a new decade and we are your tiny bird under a big
0:20.7	blanket of music news and criticism. I'm your host John Caramonica. And then. And then.
0:34.0	And then.
0:35.0	And then. And then.
0:37.0	And then.
0:38.0	And so, And so, And so,
0:40.0	And so. And the I'm going to And the I say it's a new decade and yet we're still slightly living in the last decade.
1:25.4	We are here in early January but we are wrapping up our 2019 coverage looking back
1:30.8	at the last 12 months in jazz and maybe the last 10 years and maybe the next 10 years.
1:36.0	You were just listening to Nicki's Bob that is on the Tamika Reed Quartet record called Old New.
1:42.0	And that is the number one record of 2019. Tamika Reed Quartet record called Old New.
1:42.8	And that is the number one record of 2019,
1:45.0	the number on jazz record of 2019 for Martin Johnson.
1:48.2	Martin's here.
1:48.9	What's up, man?
1:49.4	Hello.
1:50.0	Welcome Martin.
1:50.5	I've known Martin for a long time.
1:52.3	Haven't seen him in a long time.
1:53.5	Martin covers Jazz for Jazz Times on the Wall Street Journal.
1:56.9	Geo Rousinello is here.
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