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Mike Westbrook, Prince Lasha and More

By Jerome Wilson | The Outer View
February 8, 2023
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This show features several British jazz musicians such as Mike Westbrook and Yazz Ahmed. There is also music from Prince Lasha, Dan Pugach and Dave Douglas among others.

Playlist

Henry Threadgilll Sextett "I Can't Wait Till I Get Home" from The Complete Novus & Columbia Recordings of Henry Threadgill & Air (Mosaic} 00:00
Schapiro 17 "Tango" from Human Qualities (Summit) 00:55
Dan Pugach Nonet "Love Dance" from Plus One (Unit) 8:44
Host Speaks 14:38
Dewey Redman "Venus and Mars" from African Venus (Evidence) 15:50
Prince Lasha "Nuttin Out Jones" from Insight (Dusty Groove) 23:34
Host Speaks 29:48
Romain Collin "Dark Matter" from Tiny Lights... (Self—Produced) 32:03
Mike Westbrook "Love and Understanding" from Citadel/Room 315 (BGO) 38:25
Host Speaks 47:03
Tubby Hayes "A Foggy Day" from Jazz Genius: The Flamingo Era (Fantastic Voyage) 47:55
Gerry Mulligan "Walkin' Shoes" from Modern Sounds (Drg) 55:18
Host Speaks 58:55
Dave Douglas Quintet "Lift Up My Eyes" from Songs of Ascent—Book 1 (Greenleaf Music) 1:01:55
Kazemde George "Skylight" from I Insist (Greenleaf Music) 1:08:46
Host Speaks 1:15:21
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath "Think of Something" from Brotherhood (Fled'ging) 1:16:35
Pierre Dorge and the New Jungle Orchestra "Elephants on the Road" from Sketches of India (SteepleChase) 1:29:21
Host Speaks 1:28:37
Yazz Ahmed "Barbara" from Polyhymnia (Ropeadope) 1:32:01
Host Speaks 1:42:22
Rachel Caswell "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" from We're All In The Dance (Turtle Ridge) 1:43:00
Jaclyn Guillou "Spring (Is Like A Promise For Beauty)" from Winter For Beginners (Cellar Live) 1:48:57
Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Odwalla / The Theme" from Selected Recordings (ECM) 1:55:12

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