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Derrick Gardner, Lisa Sokolov, Ray Russell and More

By Jerome Wilson | The Outer View
May 10, 2023
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This eclectic show features African echoes from Derrick Gardner, moving vocals from Lisa Sokolov and Noa Fort, and ambient jazz fusion from Ray Russell.

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
Patricia Brennan "The Woman Who Weeps" from More Touch (Pyroclastic) 00:56
Ray Russell "Goodbye Svengali" from Goodbye Svengali (Cuneiform) 6:20
Host Speaks 14:33
Ellen Rowe Octet "The Guardians" from Momentum (Smokin' Sleddog) 16:14
Timothy Norton "Couple of Plebs" from Visions of Phaedrus (Truth Revolution) 21:59
Host Speaks 30:23
Jussi Reijonen "The Veil" from Three Seconds / Kolme Tolsta (Challenge) 32:27
Pat Metheny "Missouri Uncompromised" from Bright Size Life (ECM) 39:44
Host Speaks 43:59
Derrick Gardner & The Jazz Prophets "Appointment in Ghana" from Pan Africa (Impact Jazz) 45:11
Max Roach "Tears from Johannesburg" from We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (Candid) 50:18
Host Speaks 1:00:01
Lisa Sokolov "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" from Presence (Laughing Horse) 1:01:27
Bill Frisell "The Pioneers" from Four (Blue Note) 1:05:26
Noa Fort "Winter Requiem" from No World Between Us (Self-Produced) 1:11:02
Host Speaks 1:13:54
Dave Brubeck Trio "Swanee River" from LIve From Vienna 1967 (Brubeck Editions) 1:15:33
Roberto Magris "Papa's Got A Brand New Rag" from Duo & Trio (Jmood) 1:22:55
Host Speaks 1:28:59
Lorenzo De Finti Quartet "Mysterium Lunae" from Mysterium Lunae (Losen) 1:31:13
Neil Ardley "Rainbow 7" from Kaliedoscope of Rainbows '75 (Jazz In Britain) 1:38:25
Host Speaks 1:45:29
Bill Evans "Who Can I Turn To?" from Morning Glory (Resonance) 1:46:27
Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:14

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