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A Focus On Frisell Plus New Releases

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
May 26, 2022
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Guitar maestro Bill Frisell is featured on two albums this week. Firstly a 2015 release from Michael Gibbs & The NDR Big Band who perform a Frisell setlist. Secondly, on the new album from Ches Smith. There are also new album releases from Out To Dinner, Jane Ira Bloom & Mark Helias, Ariane Racicot, and, the trio of Mario Salvador, Marcos Morales, & Yasel Muñoz. In addition there's a brand new single from the Igor Willcox Quartet.

Playlist

Show Intro 00:00
Out To Dinner "The Last Corner" from Episodes of Grace (Posi-tone) 00:55
Michael Gibbs & the NDR Bigband featuring Bill Frisell "Las Vegas Tango" from Play a Bill Frisell Set List (Cuneiform) 06:59
Jane Ira Bloom & Mark Helias "See Our Way" from See Our Way (Radiolegs Records) 14:53
Ariane Racicot "Vertige" from Envolée (Multiple Chord Music) 19:45
Ches Smith "Interpret It Well" from Interpret It Well (Pyroclastic) 27:13
Igor Willcox Quartet "North City" from North City (Room 73 Records) 41:17
Out To Dinner "Episodes of Grace" from Episodes of Grace (Posi-tone) 49:38
Jane Ira Bloom & Mark Helias "Laser Plane" from See Our Way (Radiolegs Records) 55:01
Michael Gibbs & the NDR Bigband featuring Bill Frisell "Misterioso" from Play a Bill Frisell Set List (Cuneiform) 1:00:00
Mario Salvador, Marcos Morales, Yasel Muñoz "Parte A" from Masintin (Orbit577) 1:05:43
Ches Smith "Clear Major" from Interpret It Well (Pyroclastic) 1:21:00
Ariane Racicot "A ciel ouvert" from Envolée (Multiple Chord Music) 1:36:14
Out To Dinner "Hollow Men" from Episodes of Grace (Posi-tone) 1:42:53
Jane Ira Bloom & Mark Helias "Detectives" from See Our Way (Radiolegs Records) 1:50:15
Michael Gibbs & the NDR Bigband featuring Bill Frisell "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" from Play a Bill Frisell Set List (Cuneiform) 1:53:43

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