WHUS - IN THE GROOVENew sounds of jazz
This show features the modern sounds of jazz music. These musicians are grounded in the tradition of be-bop and jazz, but have fused their sound with electronics, sampling and funky rhythms. They have pushed the envelope beyond traditional jazz forms as the great ones like Miles and Trane have in the past. This is the future of the Jazz idiom.
Playlist
Track * Artist * Album
Prairie Village * Eldar Djangirov * Re-Imagination
Lay in Vein * Christian Scott * Rewind That
*** Podcast Begins Here ***
Vater Time * Wallace Roney * Jazz
Enjoy * Travis Sullivan's Bjorkestra * Enjoy
Just Another Murder * Dave Douglas * Keystone
Song For My Father * Victor Wooten * Palmystery
Three Legged Tango In Jackson Square * John Ellis * Dance Like There's No Tomorrow
Footprints * Liquid Soul * Liquid Soul
Peanut Head * Liquid Soul * One-Two Punch
Pop Tune #1 * Chris Potter * Follow The Red Line - Live At The Village Vanguard
Double Jeopardy * Joshua Redman Elastic Band * Momentum
The Truth Will Set You Free * Insight * A Genesis
*** Podcast Ends Here ***
Grey Area * David Kikoski * Lighter Way
Gloria * Ingrid Jensen / Project O * Now as Then
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New Sounds
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posted by Ken @ 5:56 PM
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4 Comments:
Great stuff today (all around)...
I love Dave Douglas' bandleader groups. And on a non-band leader side of things, do you have any Masada? It's John Zorn klez-jazz compositions with Dave on trumpet, Joey Baron on drums, and Greg Cohen on bass.
Oh, and thanks for the John Ellis. I'd never heard of him, and I totally dig that track...
Nope, can't say I've heard of Masada. I'll look into that. My favorite DD album is Freak-In. As for Ellis, I played from his most recent CD, but I really like an earlier effort By A Thread. Maybe I'll play something from that next week.
Masada's first 10 studio albums (from the early-to-mid '90s) are out-of-print (on Japanese AVANT), but the live stuff, and some fresh new incarnations of the Masada book of songs are available on John Zorn's Tzadik records... and iTunes.
Do you have an iTunes account? If so, I'll "gift" you a few tunes... if it's the lasternet account, let me know and I'll hook you up. :-)
~Dan
Oh, I will add... I am not affiliated with John Zorn, Tzadik, Dave Douglas, or anything like that... I'm an accountant from Oregon. I just love good jazz (as I know you do, too)... :-)
~Dan
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