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Bacharach to the Future - Part 1
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A celebration of the genius of Burt Bacharach, Mondo-Jazz style, focusing on off-the-beaten path takes on his idiosyncratic repertoire, since Bacharach's music is accessible yet complex and sophisticated to intrigue even the most forward looking musicians.Romantic songs, political songs, themes for soundtracks, but all—without fail—earworms that stay with you well beyond the last note.
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Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Django Bates "A House Is Not a Home" Confirmation (Lost Marble) 0:16
- Host talk 3:25
- Stevie Wonder "Alfie" Eivets Rednow (Gordy) 5:34
- Host talk 8:44
- Dave Douglas "Wives and Lovers" Great Jewish Music: Burt Bacharach (Tzadik) 10:34
- Oranj Symphonette "After the Fox" Orange Album (Rykodisk) 19:08
- Host talk 22:14
- Mike Patton "She's Gone Away" Great Jewish Music: Burt Bacharach (Tzadik) 24:42
- Guy Klucevsek "One Less Bell to Answer" Free Range Accordion (Starkland) 28:17
- Fred Pallem & Le Sacre du Tympan "Promises Promises" La Grande Overture (Atmospheriques) 31:10
- Host talk 36:20
- Dwight Trible feat. Matthew Halsall "What the World Needs Now Is Love" Inspirations (Gondwana) 38:56
- David Linx feat. Magic Malik "Close to You" Be My Guest: The Duos Project (Cristal) 44:41
- Anthony Braxton "Alfie" Standards Quartet (New Braxton House) 48:38
- Host talk 53:20
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk "I Say a Little Prayer" Dog Years in the Fourth Ring (32 Jazz) 54:43
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Radio & Podcasts
Burt Bacharach
Ludovico Granvassu
Bart Bacharach
Ben Allison
Django Bates
Stevie Wonder
Dave Douglas
Oranj Symphonette
Mike Patton
Guy Klucevsek
Fred Pallem
Dwight Trible
Matthew Halsall
David Linx
Magic Malik
anthony braxton
Rahsaan Roland Kirk
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