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Daniel Rorke, Hello Cacus & Previews

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
March 9, 2022
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Saxophonist Daniel Rorke, originally from Australia, then NYC, Scandinavia and now in Dublin Ireland, dropped some music on OMJ recently and tracks from different trios plus a stint in a crazy Icelandic big band are featured. Two very important alto saxophonists have new recordings on the way and those are previewed—Ornette Coleman's first two releases for Contemporary, all remastered and prettied up, and Loft Scene pioneer Alan Braufman with music from the '70s. The trio, Hello Cacus, has lots of promise; it features the fine young pianist Elias Stemeseder with Argentinean drummer Federico Isasti and Norwegian bassist Petter Asbjornsen. As always, there's more great music for you, including Australia's Delay 45.

Playlist

Andrew Cyrille -Enrico Rava -William Parker "Ballerina" from 2 Blues For Cecil (Tum Records) 00:00
Host speaks 06:22
Alan Braufman "Chant" from Live In New York City (Valley Of Search) 09:01
Maximillian Hering Group "P.F.E.M." from Nostalgia (Self) 13:35
In Real Time "Sequoia Moon" from Blue Shift (Line Art) 18:53
Host speaks 26:48
Daniel Rorke ..."and the horse you and Ayn Rand Rode" from The Dark (Just For The Records) 28:23
Felix Henkelhausen Quintet "Plastic Plants & Random Events" from Misanthropic Tendencies (Blackbird Music) 34:51
Kirk Knuffke "Brightness" from Brightness: Live In Amsterdam (Royal Potato) 39:33
Steve Coleman & The Metrics "Be Bop" from A Tale Of 3 Cities (RCA) 46:03
Host speaks 53:57
Ornette Coleman "Invisible" from Something Else: The Music Of Ornette Coleman (Craft/Concord) 55:43
Emile Parisien "Memento Part 1" from Louise (Act Music) 59:54
Emile Parisien "Memento Part 2" from Louise (Act Music) 1:07:09
Emile Parisien "Memento Part 3" from Louise (Act Music) 1:10:06
Host speaks 1:15:16
Sammi & Tōmas & Jaguar Big Beat Orchestra "Dance You Idiot!" from Dance You Idiot! (Smekkleysa) 1:16:48
Nataniel Edelman "Sonambulario" from Humedad (Kuai Music) 1:25:25
pablo ledesma, Paula Shocron, Mono Furtado & Pablo Díaz "Ingravida Me Sostiene" from Immanecia (Nendo Dango) 1:31:16
Mary Halvorson & Sylvie Courvoisier "Blizzard Rings" from Searching For The Disappeared Hour (Pyroclastic) 1:42:51
Host speaks 1:46:28
Hello Cacus "Federico's Idea" from Happy Thief (Ears&Eyes) 1:48:50
Hello Cacus "For Petter" from Happy Thief (Ears&Eyes) 1:53:50
NEXUS feat "S.O.S." from The Call: For A New Life (Felmay) 2:00:02
Host speaks 2:10:42
The Gathering Orchestra: Roots And Branches Of Los Angeles Jazz "Freedom's Sweet Part 1" from Healing Suite (The Village) 2:12:10
Adam Shead Quintet "Movement 1" from Full Cycle, Thread New (Shifting Paradigm) 2:20:46
The OGJB Quartet "Ode To O" from Ode To O (Tum Records) 2:29:52
Host speaks 2:36:41
Delay 45 "Foolish" from Flux (Earshift Music) 2:38:23
Daniel Rorke "Burning Stones" from San'an (SATU) 2:46:21
Host speaks 2:51:18
Daniel Rorke "Heimeo Og Nykkjen" from San'an (SATU) 2:52:15

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Instrument: Saxophone, tenor

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