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The Bill Frisell Songbook: Part 1
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Here we'll explore renditions of his songs by Michael Gibbs; Wayne Horvitz; Unscientific Italians; Elvis Costello and Metropole Orkest; Molly Johnson; Steve Arguelles; Aljosa Jeric; Charlie Haden; Tony Malaby; Noël Akchoté; Dylan-Thomas Vance and Griff Bear; and Jerry Douglas.
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Michael Gibbs "Freddy's Step" Play a Bill Frisell Set List (Cuneiform) 0:16
- Host talks 03:04
- Wayne Horvitz 's Zony Mash + Horns "Big Shoe" Live at the Royal Room (Self-released) 5:26
- Host talks 16:47
- Unscientific Italians "Rob Roy" Play the Music of Bill Frisell -Vol. 1 (Hora) 18:17
- Elvis Costello "Upon a Veil of Midnight Blue (Live with the Metropole Orkest)" My Flame Burns Blue (Deutsche Grammophon) 25:20
- Host talks 30:19
- Molly Johnson "Deep Dead Blue" Molly Johnson (Form) 31:51
- Steve Argüelles "Rag" Busy Listening (Babel) 34:51
- Aljosa Jeric "Strange Meeting" The Venice Session (Kuhna) 40:00
- Host talks 44:18
- Charlie Haden "Throughout" Not in Our Name (Impulse!) 46:00
- Tony Malaby Cello Trio "Waiting Inside" Warblepeck (Songlines) 54:47
- Noël Akchoté "Hangdog" Hard Plains Drifters (Plays the Music of Bill Frisell, Vol. 1) (Self-released) 1:00:14
- Noël Akchoté "Goodbye" Hard Plains Drifters (Plays the Music of Bill Frisell, Vol. 1) (Self-released) 1:02:02
- Noël Akchoté "Verona" When We Go (Plays the Music of Bill Frisell, Vol. 2) (Self-released) 1:03:24
- Noël Akchoté "Monroe" When We Go (Plays the Music of Bill Frisell, Vol. 2) (Self-released) 1:04:48
- Host talks 1:05:57
- Dylan-Thomas Vance and Griff Bear "Go Jake" Live at Biddy McGraws (Triple M) 1:07:44
- Jerry Douglas "Lookout for Hope" Lookout for Hope (Sugar Hill) 1:15:33
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