Coming up on Echoes we’ll hear music from the band called The Weather Station and Keith Jarrett’s new album of solo piano music, Creation.
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Thursday, May 21st, 2015-Echoes Program 1520D
Tag: Jazz
Interview Podcast
Nels Cline in Echoes Podcast
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Nels Cline is best known as the guitarist with Wilco, but long before he joined that band he had a burgeoning solo career as a an outside jazz guitarist. He reflects on his music, which embraces the contemplative and the chaotic.
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Friday, May 15th, 2015-Echoes Program 1519E
It’s a slow Flow Friday with new music from Jeff Oster’s Next, Three Fields’ Home and David Franklin’s Playing with Shadows. Get ready for an all instrumental soundscape.
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Tuesday, May 12th, 2015-Echoes Program 1519B
Nels Cline is best known as the guitarist with Wilco, but long before he joined that band he had a burgeoning solo career as a an outside jazz guitarist.
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Friday, May 8th, 2015-Echoes Program 1518E
Relax and go with the Slow Flow on Echoes.
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Thursday, May 7th, 2015-Echoes Program 1518D
New music on Echoes from singer Heather Woods Broderick. She’s played with artists like Efterklang and Sharon Van Etten. We’ll also hear from trumpeter Jeff Oster’s new CD, Next.
Playlists
Thursday, April 30th, 2015-Echoes Program 1517D
On the next Echoes it’s film music siren, Lisbeth Scott in singer-songwriter mode and trumpeter Jeff Oster’s ambient jazz.
Reviews & Commentary
VINYL VIGILANCE-Muhal Richard Abrams’ Spiral
AACM founder Muhal Richard Abrams was in free flight in 1978 when he recorded his live album, Spiral.
Reviews & Commentary
In Memory of Charlie Haden 1937-2014
There was never any doubt of Charlie Haden’s commitment to the bass and to jazz. From the iconoclastic Ornette Coleman Quartet in the late 50s to his Quartet West ensemble, Haden has remained a steadfast force in jazz, constantly changing, but always remaining true to himself and his art. Charlie Haden died, on July 11,…
Reviews & Commentary
Jazz & New Age Flute Player Paul Horn Takes Last Trip R.I.P.
To understand the importance of Paul Horn you have to cast back to a time, 1969, when there was no New Age music. Few artists in the west were thinking about a contemplative musical sound. There were no important albums outside of classical music that were pure solo flute and certainly none that plied the…