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Minimalist Jazz & An Interview With Caroline Davis
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We also interview saxophonist Caroline Davis about her latest album, Heart Tonic, plus a loungy tribute to Cecil Taylor, and a preview of live performances by Patrick Zimmerli and Derek Gripper.
And, of course, more new releases!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)"
- Dead Combo "Deus me de grana" from Odeon Hotel (Sony) 0:15
- Host talk 3:57
- Brad Jones "With (Exit)" from Avant Lounge (Ropeadope) 7:00
- Phil Ranelin "Vibes from the Tribe" from Vibes from the Tribe (Hefty) 15:06
- Jenny Scheinman "The Lucky Hum" from Shalagaster (Tzadik) 18:48
- Nik Bärtsch's Ronin "Modul 34" from Awase (ECM) 23:36
- Host talk 32:20
- The Necks "The Sleep of Champions" from The Boys (RER Megacorp) 35:36
- Horace Silver "Que Pasa (Trio Version)" from Song for My Father (Blue Note) 42:01
- Patrick Zimmerli "Windup" from Clockworks (Songlines) 48:04
- Host talk 54:41
- Neil Cowley Trio "Lament" from The Face of Mount Molehill (HideInside) 56:28
- Shake Stew "How We See Things (feat. Shabaka Hutchings)" from Rise and Rise Again (Traumton) 56:31
- Derek Gripper "Jarabi (Passion)" from One Night (Earth: Music from the Strings of Mali (New Cape) 1:07:01
- Host talk 1:13:36
- Derek Gripper "Duga" from Libraries (Fire (New Cape) 1:15:18
- Caroline Davis "Air" from Heart Tonic (Sunnyside) 1:19:14
- Interview with Caroline Davis 1:27:39
- Caroline Davis "Ocean Motion" from Heart Tonic (Sunnyside) 1:36:39
- Interview with Caroline Davis 1:44:23
- Caroline Davis "Fortune" from Heart Tonic (Sunnyside) 1:49:23
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