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Sinsuke Fujieda, Akusmi, GáBor Gadó, Jon Hassell And Others
by Lawrence Peryer
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 ...
An Hour Of Grateful Dead To Celebrate Bob Weir's Birthday
by Lawrence Peryer
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" ...
Sarah Davachi, Work Money Death, Aaron Parks And Others
by Lawrence Peryer
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 ...
Isaiah Collier Plays Coltrane: Live at Jazz Alley in Seattle
by Paul Rauch
Isaiah Collier Plays Coltrane Jazz Alley Seattle, WA September 29, 2026 The final wave of Coltrane 100 performances are rolling in, after the year-long blitz of celebrating his genius and legacy. Chicago-born tenor master Isaiah Collier landed at Seattle's renowned Jazz Alley this week, his first two-nighter there after a few ...
The Art Ensemble Of Chicago, Mark Isham, John Coltrane And Others
by Lawrence Peryer
John Coltrane would have turned 100 last week. So this hour closes with 15 minutes of him live at the Village Vanguard in 1961. On the way there, we open in Paris in 1970, with the Art Ensemble of Chicago and Fontella Bass. In between, mostly new records: my podcast guest Mark Isham's first solo album ...
Minoru Muraoka, Alice Coltrane, Jazztobak And More
by Lawrence Peryer
This episode explores the theme of rediscovery: a 1970 Japanese shakuhachi record just reissued, and a Swedish duo closing things out on a stripped-down reading of an old socialist hymn. In between we present a run built entirely around one photography book, unpublished 1970s portraits by the late Warner Bros. photographer Ginny Winn. The Residents are ...
Julius Hemphill: Marty Ehrlich and Tim Berne Remember a Musical Visionary
by Dave Kaufman
Julius Hemphill, a brilliant alto saxophonist and extraordinary composer, was a towering figure in avant-garde jazz and creative music. Yet his body of work remains surprisingly little known, even among aficionados of this sort of adventurous music. Hemphill's music demonstrated a deep feeling for the blues and other African American traditions. His creative vision extended well ...
Bill Laswell, Kronos Quartet, Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, And More.
by Lawrence Peryer
The first half of our show is a deep dub run: an obscure mid-1990s compilation cut, Harry Mudie's 1976 session with King Tubby, Scientist's early-'80s Channel One sound, Prince Far I, and Bill Laswell, who shows up twice, once under his own name and once as the producer who reassembled Bob Marley's catalog into ambient dub ...
Sequoia Snyder: Growing in the Light of the Masters
by Paul Rauch
It was day three of the 47th annual Detroit Jazz Festival, a sunny Sunday late afternoon with just enough white, puffy, high sky clouds to keep the massive crowd gathered at Hart Plaza comfortable. The JP Morgan Chase stage at the southeast corner of the plaza seemed to hang perilously on the edge of the Detroit ...
Detroit Jazz Festival 2026: A Gathering in a Great Jazz City
by Paul Rauch
Detroit Jazz Festival 2026 Hart Plaza Detroit, MI September 4-7, 2026 Thursday evening is when artists, media and event staffers begin to file into the Detroit Marriott, arriving from points around the globe. The common purpose is the 47th annual Detroit Jazz Festival, an annual tradition on Labor Day weekend. The ...
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