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Honouring the Pioneers

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
December 2, 2021
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On this weeks show new releases from Craig Taborn and Farnell Newton plus some classic '70s jazz from Britain with a recent release from Mike Gibbs. There is also a look at the new album from The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra which includes music influenced by pioneering saxophonists. I am also featuring tracks from the musicians they honour on that release, Albert Ayler and Ornette Coleman.

Playlist

The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra "Lonely Women" from Where Rivers Meet (Bandcamp) 00:00
The Ornette Coleman Trio "European Echoes" from At The "Golden Circle" Stockholm -Volume One (Blue Note) 11:49
Mike Gibbs "Five For England" from Revisiting Tanglewood 63: The Early Tapes (Jazz In Britain) 20:16
Farnell Newton "A Child Not Yet Born" from Feel The Love (Posi-tone) 30:28
Craig Taborn "Now In Hope" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 36:02
The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra "Ghosts" from Where Rivers Meet (Bandcamp) 42:13
Albert Ayler "For John Coltrane" from In Greenwich Village (Impulse!) 1:00:35
John Coltrane "Kulu Se Mama (Juno Se Mama)" from Kulu Se Mama (Impulse!) 1:14:09
Farnell Newton "Feel The Love" from Feel The Love (Posi-tone) 1:33:20
Craig Taborn "Conspiracy Of Things" from Shadow Plays (ECM) 1:37:54
Mike Gibbs "Tangelwood '63" from Revisiting Tanglewood '63: The Early Tapes (Jazz In Britain) 1:43:22
Farnell Newton "Pale" from Feel The Love (Posi-tone) 1:54:51

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About The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra

Instrument: Band / ensemble / orchestra

Concerts

May 5 Sun

Scottish National Jazz Orchestra With Makoto Ozone

Music Hall
Aberdeen, UK

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