Excellent tactile electronics and inventive percussion from Ikue Mori and Steve Noble... Great to hear Tyshawn Sorey on drums in a "relatively" straight jazz quartet setting, with Mario Pavone... then to hear him stretch out with Kirsten Carey is exquisite... then to hear more stretching out with Ivo Perelman, and on piano, too! Amazing... Anthony Braxton really takes it out with his operas... Yes, as always, this blog is a real source for incisive criticism...
Playlist 2025-09-08:
*Derek Bailey: Aida
*Beatles: Help! (US Capitol LP) (sides 1, 2)
*Anthony Braxton: Quartet (England) 1985 (disc 5)
*Anthony Braxton: Trillium J (disc 4)
*John Butcher/Eddie Prévost: Interworks
*Gerald Cleaver: The Process
*Bob Dylan/Various artists: Theme Time Radio Hour S01 E46 "More Trains"
*Duke Ellington: The Indispensable Duke Ellington and the Small Groups (Volumes 9/10) - 1940-1946 (side 3)
*Duke Ellington: The Symphonic Ellington
*Grateful Dead: 1969-06-05/07 Fillmore West, SF (Enjoying the Ride, disc 2)
*Grateful Dead: 1970-05-24 Newcastle, England (CDR) "Dark Star"
*Grateful Dead: 1970-06-24 Port Chester NY (CDR) "Dark Star > Attics of My Life > Dark Star > Sugar Magnolia > Dark Star"
*Jimi Hendrix Experience: Are You Experienced
*Master Musicians Of Joujouka: Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka
*Mephista: Black Narcissus
*Matt Mitchell: Vista Accumulation (disc 1)
*Roscoe Mitchell Quintet: Turn
*Ikue Mori/Steve Noble: Prediction and Warning
*New Ting: 2025-08-30 Test Run, Richmond VA (wav)
*Mario Pavone/Dialect Trio +1: Blue Vertical
*Ivo Perelman/Matthew Shipp String Trio: Armageddon Flower
*Ivo Perelman/Tyshawn Sorey: Parallel Aesthetics (disc 1)
*Prince: Blast from the Past 2.0 (excerpts)
*Prince: Blast from the Past 3.0 (excerpts)
*Prince: Blast from the Past 4.0 (excerpts)
*Tyshawn Sorey: Pillars (disc 2)
*Tyshawn Sorey/Kirsten Carey: Vociferously Yours
*Sparks: A Woofer in Tweeter's Clothing (sides 1, 2)
*Sparks: The Girl Is Crying in Her Latte (sides 1, 2)
*Sun Ra: Stray Voltage (sides 2, 3, 4)
*Sun Ra: Uncharted Passages (sides 3, 4)
*Lewis Taylor: Lewis Taylor
*Lewis Taylor: Lewis II
*Henry Threadgill Zooid: In for a Penny, In for a Pound "Dosepic (for Cello)"
*John Zorn: Fantasma: Illusions from a Surrealist Mirror
*John Zorn/Brian Marsella Trio: Impromptus
*Derek Bailey: Aida
*Beatles: Help! (US Capitol LP) (sides 1, 2)
*Anthony Braxton: Quartet (England) 1985 (disc 5)
*Anthony Braxton: Trillium J (disc 4)
*John Butcher/Eddie Prévost: Interworks
*Gerald Cleaver: The Process
*Bob Dylan/Various artists: Theme Time Radio Hour S01 E46 "More Trains"
*Duke Ellington: The Indispensable Duke Ellington and the Small Groups (Volumes 9/10) - 1940-1946 (side 3)
*Duke Ellington: The Symphonic Ellington
*Grateful Dead: 1969-06-05/07 Fillmore West, SF (Enjoying the Ride, disc 2)
*Grateful Dead: 1970-05-24 Newcastle, England (CDR) "Dark Star"
*Grateful Dead: 1970-06-24 Port Chester NY (CDR) "Dark Star > Attics of My Life > Dark Star > Sugar Magnolia > Dark Star"
*Jimi Hendrix Experience: Are You Experienced
*Master Musicians Of Joujouka: Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka
*Mephista: Black Narcissus
*Matt Mitchell: Vista Accumulation (disc 1)
*Roscoe Mitchell Quintet: Turn
*Ikue Mori/Steve Noble: Prediction and Warning
*New Ting: 2025-08-30 Test Run, Richmond VA (wav)
*Mario Pavone/Dialect Trio +1: Blue Vertical
*Ivo Perelman/Matthew Shipp String Trio: Armageddon Flower
*Ivo Perelman/Tyshawn Sorey: Parallel Aesthetics (disc 1)
*Prince: Blast from the Past 2.0 (excerpts)
*Prince: Blast from the Past 3.0 (excerpts)
*Prince: Blast from the Past 4.0 (excerpts)
*Tyshawn Sorey: Pillars (disc 2)
*Tyshawn Sorey/Kirsten Carey: Vociferously Yours
*Sparks: A Woofer in Tweeter's Clothing (sides 1, 2)
*Sparks: The Girl Is Crying in Her Latte (sides 1, 2)
*Sun Ra: Stray Voltage (sides 2, 3, 4)
*Sun Ra: Uncharted Passages (sides 3, 4)
*Lewis Taylor: Lewis Taylor
*Lewis Taylor: Lewis II
*Henry Threadgill Zooid: In for a Penny, In for a Pound "Dosepic (for Cello)"
*John Zorn: Fantasma: Illusions from a Surrealist Mirror
*John Zorn/Brian Marsella Trio: Impromptus
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