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Updoc 59: He Means Us: 8/25/09

Posted by Rafi Zabor on September 26, 2009 @ 12:31 am | Post a comment

Opening theme: Art Ensemble of Chicago: Nice Guys [title tune] (ECM)

1.    Thelonious Monk/Gerry Mulligan: I Mean You; Mulligan Meets Monk (Riverside/Original Jazz Classics)
2.    John Cage/Margaret Leng Tan: Daughter of the Lonesome Isle; Daughters of the Lonesome Isle (New Albion)
3.    Alan Hovhaness: To Hiroshige’s Cat; Shalimar - Piano Solos (Celestial Harmonies)
4.    Georgi Ivanovich Gurdjieff/Thomas de Hartmann: Prayer and Despair; The Music of Gurdjieff/de Hartmann (G-H Recordings)
5.    Ingram Marshall/Sarah Cahill: Authentic Presence; Savage Altars (New Albion)
6.    Duke Ellington: The Single Petal of a Rose; The Ellington Suites [The Queen’s Suite]; (Pablo/OJC)
7.    John Cage/Boris Berman: Mysterious Adventure; Music for Prepared Piano, Volume 2 (Naxos American Classics)
8.    Alan Hovhaness: Love Song Vanishing into Sound of Crickets; Shalimar (Celestial Harmonies)
9.    Ravi Coltrane: Ask Me Now; Mad 6 (Eighty-Eights/Columbia)
10.    Thelonious Monk: Little Rootie Tootie; The Thelonious Monk Orchestra at Town Hall (Riverside/OJC)
11.    Radiohead: In Memory of Harry Patch (WASTE download)
12.    John Zorn/Ilya Kaler/George Taylor/Perrin Yang: Kol Nidre; Jewish String Quartets (Naxos American Classics)
13.    Benjamin Britten/Britten Singers/David Hickox: Chorale After Old French Carol; Britten/Finzi/Holst-Sacred Works (Chandos)
14.    Kim Kashkashian/Komitas/Tigran Mansurian: Oror; Neharót (ECM)
15.    Thelonious Monk: Melancholy Baby; The London Collection (1201)
16.     Thelonious Monk/John Coltrane: I Mean You; Discovery! Live at the Five Spot (Blue Note)

Out theme: Art Ensemble of Chicago: Strawberry Mango; Coming Home Jamaica (WEA/Atlantic)

Songs on Toast - 09/25/2009

Posted by Brian Cullman on September 26, 2009 @ 12:27 am | Post a comment

Banaketwe 2:23 Smokey Hormel Smokey’s Secret Family
Honky Tonk Woman 4:41 The Meters Kingfish Lounge,
Shelter 3:25 Otel Demo
Marmarinho 2:14 Pierre Aderne Alto Mar
More to This Than That 4:20 Tony Joe White Beginning
Killed Myself When I Was Young A.A. Bondy American Hearts
Say 3:15 The Band Of Heathens One Foot In The Ether
Maker 5:36 Fink Sort of Revolution
Dine Øine 3:37 Kari Bremnes Løsrivelse
Emalomeni (Zulu) 1:26 Cwaizile Shandu The Nguni Sound
Brand New Man 3:00 Eddie Hinton Very Extremely Dangerous
Sebero 4:20 Issa Bagayogo Mali Koura
Stealing 2:35 Jesse Fuller Move On Down the Line
Blessed 3:46 Robert Randolph & The Family Band Colorblind
Fight With Love 9/10/09 3:39 Kings Go FOrth 2
Everybody’s Got To Change2:57 Taj Mahal Taj Mahal
El Watusi 2:39 Ray Barretto The Latin Soul Man
Deus Te Ouça 3:16 VELHA GUARDA DA PORTELA Homenagem A Paulo Da Portela
Sieno 3:58 Marcé & Toumpak Pé Epi Kouté
Johnny Can’t Dance 2:55 Doug Kershaw, Michael Doucet Cajun - Sweet Home Louisiana
Mama’s Girl 2:27 King Nando El Barrio: The Bad Boogaloo
Wezene 2:49 Ooleya Mint Amartichitt Praise Songs
Mandé Djelou 5:08 Djélimady Tounkara The World of Indigo
Baby’s In Black 3:34 Rubén Blades Amor Y Control
West African Safari 2:56 Sir Victor Uwaifo Guitar-Boy Superstar 1970-76
Jesus Children Of America 4:10 Stevie Wonder Innervisions
Mercy Mercy Baby 2:45 Ray Barretto El Barrio: The Bad Boogaloo
Just Kissed My Baby 7:47 The Meters Live at the Kingfish Lounge, Baton Rouge LA, October 1, 1976
Games People Play 2:47 King Curtis Duane Allman: An Anthology
Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky 3:11 Allen Toussaint From A Whisper To A Scream
Come Together - demo 3:41 John Lennon Abbey Road - demos
Lamento De Éxu 6:05 Baden Powell Afro Sambas

taint town live - 09/26/2009

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B.P.R.D. - 09/25/2009

Posted by Todd Morman on September 25, 2009 @ 7:31 pm | Post a comment

This week’s show starts with early Prokoviev - the last three of the Ten Small Pieces for Piano, composed in the years before 1917 - followed by the climactic Battle on the Ice from his soundtrack to Sergei Eisenstein’s 1938 Alexander Nevsky (Stalin-era propaganda with great editing, amazing costumes and a hilariously over-the-top anti-church sensibility). Two movements from Kurt Weill’s 1924 Concerto for Violin and Wind Orchestra are next, then two pieces from Louis Andriessen: Bells for Haarlem (2002) and Letter from Cathy (2003), which uses the text of a letter about Stravinsky that Andriessen received from the singer Cathy Berberian. As a bonus, here’s Berberian performing her famous “Stripsody” on Italian television in 1969; it’s a piece she wrote using sound effect words from comic strips. Classic. Prokofiev’s early “Toccata” - described in the liner notes as “incredibly ferocious” and “witheringly agitated” - ends the hour. Enjoy.

taint town live - 09/23/2009

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The Latest Nonsense - 09/22/2009

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I use Dippity Do.It keeps my cornflakes moist. Mmmmmm

taint town live - 09/21/2009

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Monkey Mind - 09/21/2009

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Jazz in the A.M.

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Analog and More - 09/20/2009

Posted by Barry Portier on September 20, 2009 @ 6:00 pm | Post a comment

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