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International Jazz

By Jerome Wilson | The Outer View
November 2, 2022
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This show highlights jazz from Sweden, South Africa, Japan, and Slovenia. Musicians heard on the show include Kaja Draksler, Monica Zetterlund, Aki Takase, and Louis Moholo-Moholo.

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
John Surman "Mayflower" from Flashpoint (Cuneiform) 1:07
Bergen Big Band "Northern Sun" from Seagull (Grappa) 9:43
Host Speaks 14:32
Kaja Draksler "Communicational Entropy / Andromeda" from The Lives of Many Others (Clean Feed) 16:45
Daniele Santimone/Ares Tavolazzi/Riccardo Paio "Mikrokosmos 41" from A LIttle Bartok (Abeat) 24:11
Host Speaks 30:58
Magnus Ostrom "Piano Break Song" from Thread of Life (ACT) 33:56
E. S. T. "From Gagarin's Point of View" from Somewhere Else Before (Columbia) 42:45
Host Speaks 46:50
Louis Moholo-Moholo Septet "Utshaka" from Bra Louis—Bra Tebs (Ogun) 47:47
Nduduzo Makhathini "Emilweni" from In The Spirit of Ntu (Blue Note) 54:35
Host Speaks 1:01:13
Monica Zetterlund "Ellinor Rydholm" from Monica Zetterlund (Phillips) 1:02:59
Luca Lapenna "Time Remembered" from Words for Evans (Splasc(h)) 1:05:47
Melanie De Biasio "All My Worlds" from Lilies (Play It Again Sam) 1:12:00
Host Speaks 1:18:30
Christine Jensen Jazz Orchestra "Treelines" from Habitat (Justin Time) 1:19:33
Host Speaks 1:31:09
Aki Takase "Something Sweet, Something Tender" from Something, Sweet, Something Tender (Enja) 1:32:38
Natsuki Tamura/Satoko Fujii "Keshin" from Keshin (Libra) 1:37:47
Host Speaks 1:44:47
Dinosaur "For One" from To The Earth (Edition) 1:45:30
Michael Neff Group "Spending my time" from Hidden Stories (Unit) 1:48:34
Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla/The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:20

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