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Welcome to the Deep End
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The boys contemplate the profundity of the abyss—or, at least, of some fairly serious third-streamy jazz releases, on this very "whoa, man" episode. A three-disc extravaganza from a feted musician on Blue Note, a challenging big-group project on the always challenging Intakt label, and a ballet score by jazz's favorite theoretician from the sixties make up the bulk of this one. Pop matters lightens things up a bit with discussions of Brian Eno and Donovan (Donovan?) and Pat's pocket review of a Joey DeFrancesco gig at Minneapolis' Dakota jazz club.Playlist
- Discussion of George Russell's album Othello Ballet Suite and Sonata No. 1 for Electronic Organ (Flying Dutchman) 2:36
- Discussion of Ingrid Laubrock's album Contemporary Chaos Practices (Intakt) 27:00
- Discussion of Wayne Shorter's album Emanon (Blue Note) 40:30
- Pop Matters 1:04:15
- Joey DeFrancesco at the Dakota 1:20:08
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