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Jazz Women: Muirel Grossmann, Kris Davis and Others

By Jerome Wilson | The Outer View
January 11, 2023
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This show features women musicians from all parts of the jazz world. The artists heard on the show include Muriel Grossmann, Judi Silvano, Kris Davis, Alice Coltrane, and Jenny Scheinman.

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
Ostara Project "Storms and Oceans" from The Ostara Project (Cellar) 1:01
Cassandra Wilson "Last Train to Clarksville" from New Moon Daughter (Blue Note) 8:08
Host Speaks 13:23
Geri Allen "New Eyes Opening" from Eyes... in the Back of Your Head (Blue Note) 14:43
Michele Rosewoman Trio "First Trip" from Occasion To Rise (Evidence) 20:22
Host Speaks 26:56
Zoh Amba "O Life, O Light" from O Life, O Light Vol. 1 (577) 29:38
Alice Coltrane "Battle of Armageddon" from Universal Consciousness (Impulse) 38:11
Host Speaks 45:30
Kathrine Windfeld & Bohuslan Big Band "Safe And Sorrow" from Determination (Prophone) 46:12
Miho Hazama "Magdalena" from Time River (Sunnyside) 52:48
Host Speaks 59:24
Kate McGarry/Keith Ganz/Gary Versace "Fair Weather" from The Subject Tonight Is Love (Binxtown) 1:01:01
Judi Silvano & The Zephyr Band "Castle Song" from Lessons Learned (Unit) 1:08:57
Host Speaks 1:14:02
Hedvig Mollestad "Sun On A Dark Sky" from Tempest Revisited (Rune Grammafon) 1:15:23
Kris Davis "Bottom of a Well" from Capricorn Climber (Clean Feed) 1:22:53
Host Speaks 1:29:54
Phantom Orchard Orchestra "Cascade of Joy" from Orra (Tzadik) 1:31:58
Muriel Grossmann "Sundown" from Reverence (Dreamland) 1:34:50
Host Speaks 1:43:49
Jenny Scheinman "Awful Sad" from Crossing The Field (Koch) 1:44:32
Champian Fulton "I Had The Craziest Dream" from Live From Lockdown (Self-Produced) 1:49:56
Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:54:12

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