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Dan Weiss, Jack Sheldon and Marcin Wasilewski

By Jerome Wilson | The Outer View
May 22, 2024
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This show features recent music from Dan Weiss and Ches Smith, vocals by Madeleine Peyroux and Jack Sheldon (with Chet Baker), and a live track from the Marcin Wasilewski Trio.

Playlist

Henry Threadgill Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic) 00:00
Marshall Gilkes "Puddle Jumping" from Always Forward (Alternate Side) 00:53
Oscar Pettiford "Speculation" from New York City 1955-1958 (Uptown) 9:22
Host Speaks 15:12
Ricardo Grilli "Coyote" from 1962 (Tone Rogue) 16:25
Dayna Stephens "Back Home" from Closer Than We Think (Cellar Music) 22:45
Host Speaks 29:30
Muhal Richard Abrams "Triverse" from Spihumonesty (Black Saint) 31:07
Ellery Eskelin "43 RPM" from Arcanum Moderne (Hatology) 39:28
Host Speaks 45:44
Tubby Hayes "The Serpent" from Jazz Genius—The Flamingo Era (Fantastic Voyage) 46:51
Art Pepper "Diane's Dilemma (alternate take)" from Modern Art (Blue Note) 53:58
Host Speaks 58:52
Ches Smith "Disco Inferred" from Laugh Ash (Pyroclastic) 1:00:42
Dan Weiss "Fathers and Daughters" from Even Odds (Cygnus) 1:07:04
Host Speaks 1:13:07
Madeleine Peyroux "Don't Wait Too Long" from Careless Love (Rounder) 1:14:40
Duke Ellington "Rocks In My Bed" from 1941 (Classics) 1:17:47
Chet Baker & Jack Sheldon "Too Blue" from In Perfect Harmony: The Lost Album (Jazz Detective) 1:20:53
Host Speaks 1:25:09
Terje Gewelt "Snowflake" from Oslo (Resonant) 1:28:11
Marcin Wasilewski Trio "Message In A Bottle" from Live (ECM) 1:31:25
Host Speaks 1:41:52
Barry Elmes Quintet "The Reincarnation of Ratboy" from Redshift (Cornerstone) 1:42:57
Ernie Krivda & Swing City "The Mooche" from A Bright and Shining City (Capri) 1:49:36
Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:58

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