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Whit Dickey, Sara Serpa & Stanley J. Zappa
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This first July show features the debut of a new record label with a focus on improvisation: Tau Forms. The artistic director is drummer Whit Dickey, and it happens that his new Expanded Light is one of first two releases by the label; the other comes from pianist Matthew Shipp. Good luck to Tao Forms! I thought I'd throw in a little Zappa for you this episode, but it's not Frank, it's his saxophone-playing nephew, Stanley Jason Zappa who teamed up with the great Finnish drummer Simo Laihonen for WeJazz Records and the new Muster Point. Another saxophonist also traveled for his latest: Canada's François Carrier documented his trip to Japan to freely improvise with some excellent Japanese players. Sara Serpa's new Recognition: Music for a Silent Film is an important release and that gets sampled too. And there's more, so don't touch that mouse!Playlist
- Eivind Opsvik "Punchball" from Overseas 2002 -2012 (Loyal Label) 00:00
- Dustin Laurenzi & Snakepoint "Behold" from Behold (Astral Spirits) 11:43
- Host speaks 17:04
- Whit Dickey Trio "Plateau" from Expanding Light (Tao Forms) 19:47
- Stephen Davis "Mr. Happy" from Toy Army (Self-released) 29:13
- Logan Kane Nonet "Golf" from Nope, Science (Orenda) 34:46
- Adam Caine Quartet "Cloud Over" from Transmissions (NoBusiness) 39:16
- Host speaks 46:53
- Vincent Chancey "The Spell" from The Spell (NoBusiness) 48:56
- Kris Davis "Golgi Complex (The Sequel)" from Diatom Ribbons (Pyroclastic) 59:52
- Host speaks 1:07:28
- Kris Davis, Ingrid Laubrock "Golgi Complex" from Blood Moon (Intakt) 1:08:04
- Kamau Daaood "Tears" from Leimert Park (MAMA) 1:16:16
- Reza Askari "Bottrop Bebop" from Magic Realism (QFTF) 1:21:57
- Host speaks 1:26:09
- François Carrier "Ogose" from Japan Suite (NoBusiness) 1:27:57
- Rob Clutton Trio "Shelter" from Counsel Of Primaries (Snailbongbong) 1:36:23
- Gordon Grdina's The Marrow "Mini-Con" from Safer-E-Daroon (Songlines) 1:41:15
- Host speaks 1:48:34
- Sara Serpa "Queen Nzinga" from Recognition: Music For A Silent Film (Biophilia) 1:51:36
- Sara Serpa "The Multi-Racialism Myth" from Recognition: Music For A Silent Film (Biophilia) 1:56:00
- Whit Dickey Trio "Mobius" from Expanded Light (Tao Forms) 2:00:00
- Host speaks 2:07:36
- Matthew Shipp "Void Equation" from The Piano Equation (Tao Forms) 2:07:59
- Tim Stine Trio " VVVValley" from Fresh Demons (Astral Spirits) 2:13:55
- Abbey Rader "Cycles Of Ash" from To Ignite The Fire (Abray) 2:19:47
- Host speaks 2:28:29
- Stanley Zappa " Muster Point II" from Muster Point (WeJazz) 2:31:27
- Stanley Zappa " 538 E14th, City Of Piss, USA" from Muster Point (WeJazz) 2:32:03
- Stanley Zappa "South Okanagan" from Muster Point (WeJazz) 2:37:45
- Vanessa Perica Orchestra "Rebrahminization" from Love Is a Temporary Madness (Self-released) 2:43:59
- Host speaks 2:51:49
- Octocrazy "Star Spangled Raga" from Escape from Brooklyn (Self-released) 2:53:16
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Maurice Hogue
Whit Dickey
Matthew Shipp
Stanley J. Zappa
Simo Laihonen
Francois Carrier
Sara Serpa
Eivind Opsvik
Dustin Laurenzi
Stephen Davis
Logan Kane
Adam Caine
Vincent Chancey
Kris Davis
Ingrid Laubrock
Kamau Daaood
Reza Askari
Rob Clutton
Gordon Grdina
Tim Stine
Abbey Rader
Vanessa Perica
Octocrazy
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