Results for "Lawrence Peryer"

Keith Jarrett, Clifford Jordan, Bill Laswell And Others

by Lawrence Peryer
November 12, 2026

Two records from 1974 frame the hour: Keith Jarrett's American quartet on Treasure Island opens it, and Clifford Jordan's piece for John Coltrane, from Glass Bead Games, closes it. In between are new Bill Laswell material and Popol Vuh's score for Werner Herzog, unreleased for fifty years and heard here in a James K variation. Then ...

Koen Holtkamp: Modular Plucks, Drums, and Horns After Dark

by Lawrence Peryer
November 7, 2026

Sinsuke Fujieda, Akusmi, GáBor Gadó, Jon Hassell And Others

by Lawrence Peryer
November 5, 2026

A long opening: seventeen minutes of the title track from Tokyo saxophonist Sinsuke Fujieda's Fukushima. From there, Akusmi's London-built global jazz, Group Listening's clarinet and piano take on Roedelius, and a new piece from Hungarian guitarist Gábor Gadó. John Fahey's requiem for Mississippi John Hurt airs sixty years and a day after Hurt's death, then Stephen ...

Wadada Leo Smith: A Trumpeter Composing in Light

by Lawrence Peryer
October 31, 2026

Midori Hirano: Piano and Synth That Know When to Stop

by Lawrence Peryer
October 24, 2026

An Hour Of Grateful Dead To Celebrate Bob Weir's Birthday

by Lawrence Peryer
October 22, 2026

A bit of a deviation from our norm: Bob Weir, who died in January, would have turned 79 on October 16, so this week is all Grateful Dead, from his 42nd birthday: October 16, 1989, at the Meadowlands in New Jersey, released in 2001 as Nightfall of Diamonds. “Feel Like a Stranger" and “Let It Grow" ...

Charlotte Greve: Everything She Loves, Under Her Own Name

by Lawrence Peryer
October 17, 2026

Sarah Davachi, Work Money Death, Aaron Parks And Others

by Lawrence Peryer
October 15, 2026

A quiet start: Pan American, from a new record about travel and family, then a nice long stretch of Sarah Davachi. From there the hour continues on to Pierre Daven-Keller's Morricone-minded film scoring, a long big-band piece from Pritesh Walia with Seattle-born pianist Aaron Parks, Craig Leon's Dogon-inspired synthesizer folk, UK spiritual jazz from Work Money ...

David Perlis: Everything You Love Is from Marin

by Lawrence Peryer
October 10, 2026

Mark Isham: Analog Machines And A Jazzman's Breath

by Lawrence Peryer
October 3, 2026

This week we're putting The Tonearm's needle on trumpeter, composer, and synthesist Mark Isham. He's out now with At The Carousel Club, his first solo album in fifteen years, built around vintage analog synthesizers and a band that includes Nels Cline, Vinnie Colaiuta, and a string quartet. We talk about where the ...