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The Bad Plus, James Falzone, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith And Many Others

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This hour moves through four decades of creative music, 1979 to 2026, with a Pacific Northwest thread running quietly underneath. The Bad Plus reimagine Nirvana, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith summons majestic Mt Baker, and James Falzone brings his mystical clarinet all alongside downtown New York no-wave (Material, Curlew, Laurie Anderson), a rare Palle Mikkelborg suite, and ECM Records elegance from Muthspiel, Colley, and Blade.

Playlist

  • Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 00:00
  • Emily Wittbrodt "Prelude" from Wearing Words (Futura Resistenza) 00:45
  • Palle Mikkelborg "Drifting" from Light (Loveland Music) 02:31
  • J.J. Whitefield & Forced Meditation "Movement Three: Awareness" from Birth of Consciousness (Field Records) 09:33
  • Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 16:19
  • The Bad Plus "Smells Like Teen Spirit" from These Are The Vistas (Columbia Records) 17:04
  • James Falzone "It Felt As If Time Had Stopped" from Klang: Brooklyn Lines... Chicago Spaces (Allos Documents) 23:01
  • Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith "Mt Baker" from @0 EP1 (Ahead Of Our Time) 28:00
  • Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 33:12
  • Buckethead "Big Sur Moon" from Colma (Higher Octave Music) 33:57
  • Material "Process / Motion" from Temporary Music 1 (Zu Records) 35:10
  • Curlew "Panther Burn" from Curlew (Landslide Records) 39:47
  • Laurie Anderson "Sharkey's Night" from Mister Heartbreak (Warner Records) 46:08
  • Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 48:38
  • Wolfgang Muthspiel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade "Amelia" from Dance of the Elders (ECM Records) 49:23
  • Tomasz Stanko Quintet "May Sun" from Dark Eyes (ECM Records) 56:25
  • Lawrence Peryer [mic break] 59:12

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