Fusion giant Larry Coryell died on February 19, after playing his final gig at Iridium i New York City. John Diliberto remembers this important and influential musician.
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Larry Coryell R.I.P.
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Reviews & Commentary
Jaki Liebezeit R.I.P.
Can drummer Jaki Liebezeit joins a growing number of original Krautrockers from the 1970s who are leaving the planet.
Interview Podcast
Jane Siberry in Echoes Podcast
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Jane Siberry has returned to release her most accessible album in years, Angels Bend Closer. She talks about themes of family, fame and faith in the Echoes Podcast.
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Nuuxs Nukes New Video
Nuuxs is a singer from France via England with an imperiously seductive approach. She has two videos out this year “Holy Man” and “Cry.”
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Al Di Meola at Keswick Theater
Guitar God Al Di Meola is on tour playing music from across his career, including Return to Forever, his early solo albums and his latest release, Elysium. It was a fusion fury at the Keswick Theater in Glenside, PA.
Playlists
Wednesday, July 20th, 2016-Echoes Program 1629C
Iconic jazz guitarist Pat Metheny plays an intimate set of music from 2011 based on the songs of his covers album, “What’s It All About.” It includes an unreleased improvisation.
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Friday, May 27th, 2016-Echoes Program1621E
Coming up on a Slow Flow Echoes, a new soundtrack by Cliff Martinez for The Neon Demon. He goes back to a 70s electronic sound.
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Friday, April 29th, 2016-Echoes Program 1617E
On a Slow Flow Echoes we’ll hear British neo-chamber music composer Helen Jane Long. She has a new album called Identity.
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Big Ears 2016
Drones, lconic alt-rock group out of depth. More drones. Charming elders of the old vanguard. A master of pink noise and symphonic expanse. Drones. Celtic aires. Gothic metal. Only at the 2016 Big Ears Festival.
Playlists
Thursday, March 31st, 2016 – Echoes Program 1613D
It’s the sound of tripped out trumpets. Horn players are going beyond the sound of Be-bop solos and classical concertos.