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Luke Stewart, Silvia Bolognesi & Alexander Hawkins
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I confess to having a thing about basses, particularly of the acoustic kind, so I got all excited when the latest Luke Stewart album rolled in. About to do a gig with his Remembrance Quintet, he change course and combined musicians from his Silt Trio and the Quintet for a live gig which was recorded with the result, the truly ass-kicking The Order. Italian bassist Silvia Bolognesi's album Is That Jazz? was also recorded live, but its origin was different. She had been covering Gil Scott-Heron's important works with her ensemble class in Siena, Italy, and there was so much enthusiasm from the students, they performed Heron's music with singer/poet Eric Mingus joining the party. Other new and worthy albums sampled include English pianist Alexander Hawkins' Song Unconditional , his second solo recording for Intakt, and one he says he's very proud of. You'll hear new releases by Italians Andrea Ciceri & Esatomic and Gabriele Mitelli, American pianist Eli Wallace with a stout Argentinean rhythm section, Australian super group, the Sandy Evans-Andrew Robson Quartet, and three gems from the Strata-East catalog by Charles Tolliver, Cecil McBee & Shamek Farrah.Playlist
- Jakob Bro Large Ensemble "And They All Came Marching Out Of The Woods" from New Morning (Loveland) 00:00
- Host speaks 05:18
- Luke Stewart Silt Remembrance Ensemble "Commandments" from The Order (Cuneiform) 08:09
- Adam O'Farrill "Late June" from For These Streets (Out Of Your Head) 15:03
- Charles Tolliver All-stars "Lil's Paradise" from Paper Man (Black Lion) 24:26
- Host speaks 31:23
- Cecil McBee "From Within" from Mutima (Strata-East) 33:34
- Shamek Farrah "Umojah Suite" from First Impressions (Strata-East) 44:56
- Andrea Ciceri & Esatomic "Miraggio" from Fisse (Aut Records) 52:15
- Host speaks 1:00:33
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Part 4" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:03:43
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Part 5" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:04:35
- Silvia Bolognesi & Eric Mingus "Shut 'Em Down/Conduction Moment" from Is That Jazz? (Fonterossa) 1:07:00
- Marty Ehrlich's Exaltation Trio "Twelve For Black Arthur" from This Time (Sunnyside) 1:14:14
- Host speaks 1:19:52
- Alexander Hawkins "Satin Antiphonal" from Song Unconditional (Intakt) 1:21:49
- Larry Ochs, Joe Morris &Charles Downs "Yay Hiddee Yonk Yo" from Every Day All The Way (ESP-Disk) 1:26:51
- Eli Wallace, Pablo Vazquez & marcelo von schultz "Volar. No Sos El Laberinto" from Siesta (577 Records) 1:34:05
- Host speaks 1:42:41
- Gabriele Mitelli "The King And The Challenge" from Three Tsuru Origami (We Insist!) 1:45:06
- Enemy "Fiend Bypass" from Fiend (Edition) 1:51:07
- Loot "Tilted Television" from Loot (ICP) 1:57:02
- Host speaks 2:01:21
- GPS "I Told Me So" from Directions & Destinations (577 Records) 2:02:47
- GPS "Cosa Rara" from Directions & Destinations (577 Records) 2:06:42
- Cosmic Ear "Traces of Codona And Mali" from Traces (We Jazz) 2:11:46
- Host speaks 2:19:05
- Sandy Evans-Andrew Robson Quartet "For Archie" from Zenith (Self-released) 2:20:53
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