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New Albums from Dease, Douglas, Pitt, Slagle, Sinclair and Malaby
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With today's show we focus on six new albums: Dan Pitt's third release as a leader, easily his most ambitious work yet; Dave Douglas working with Australian musicians to create unique new sounds; poll-winning trombonist Michael Dease shows us what it means to "Give It All You Got" on his eighth release for Posi-Tone; alto saxophonist Steve Slagle delivers brand new sounds with his New York band; and award winning writer Iain Sinclair creates a unique marriage of spoken word and experimental music. Also, unearthed live recordings from a powerhouse band led by Tony MalabyPlaylist
- Dan Pitt Quartet "Two Part" from Wrongs (Self Released) 00:00
- Dave Douglas "The Dream" from The Dream: Monash Sessions (Greenleaf) 06:29
- Michael Dease "Parker's Fancy" from Give It All You Got (Posi-Tone) 11:19
- Steve Slagle "We Release" from Nascentia (Panorama Records) 16:40
- Iain Sinclair with London Experimental Ensemble "Dark After Dark Part 1.1" from Dark After Dark (577 Records) 22:52
- Dan Pitt Quartet "Hunter's Dream" from Wrongs (Self Released) 35:10
- Michael Dease "Lake Toxaway Getaway" from Give It All You Got (Posi-Tone) 40:25
- Steve Slagle "All Up In It" from Nascentia (Panorama Records) 45:12
- Dan Pitt Quartet "Wrongs" from Wrongs (Self Released) 53:26
- Dave Douglas "Convenings" from The Dream: Monash Sessions (Greenleaf) 1:00:00
- Michael Dease "Transylvania County Funk Parade" from Give It All You Got (Posi-Tone) 1:08:51
- Iain Sinclair with London Experimental Ensemble "Dark After Dark Part 1.2" from Dark After Dark (577 Records) 1:14:56
- Steve Slagle "Who Compares To You" from Nascentia (Panorama Records) 1:23:11
- Iain Sinclair London Experimental Ensemble "Dark After Dark Part 1.3" from Dark After Dark (577 Records) 1:28:46
- Tony Malaby "Mirror Me, Humpty Dumpty , Endless" from Cellar Notes (Self Released) 1:43:44
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