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Charles Rumback, Kuzu and More

By Maurice Hogue | One Man's Jazz
April 24, 2019
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There's a slight Chicago flavour to this episode. Drummer

Charles Rumback

drums
b.1980

" data-original-title="" title="">Charles Rumback hooked up with noted New Orleans bassist

" data-original-title="" title="">James Singleton for Rumback's latest recording, Cadillac Turns. In an odd twist of strange, Singleton approached a jet-lagged Rumback in a bar in Sydney Australia and said he had seen Rumback playing in a Chicago bar a few nights earlier. Turns out Rumback had seen Singleton there as well, but didn't approach the bassist who has been a favourite of the drummer since Rumback had seen him as a kid in Kansas City. Guitarist

Dan Phillips

guitar
b.1965

" data-original-title="" title="">Dan Phillips calls Chicago home where he works with the best of that city's improvisers, but he also calls Thailand home; he teaches guitar at a university there. Meanwhile saxophonist

Dave Rempis

saxophone
b.1975

" data-original-title="" title="">Dave Rempis is a Chicago fixture, working in the creative scene there, as well as running his own label, Aerophonic, which has just released a new album by another of Rempis' trios: Kuzu. All of these Chicago guys have another thing in common: they get around. And so does their music.

Also in this episode are tracks from new releases by

Dave Holland

bass
b.1946

" data-original-title="" title="">Dave Holland, pianist

Alexander Hawkins

piano
b.1981

" data-original-title="" title="">Alexander Hawkins and

signal problems

" data-original-title="" title="">signal problems' dialogue-filled Love Letters.

Playlist

Alister Spence
piano
b.1955
" data-original-title="" title="">Alister Spence &
Satoko Fujii
piano
b.1958
" data-original-title="" title="">Satoko Fujii's Orchestra Kobe "Here" from Imagine Meeting You Here (Alister Spence Music) 00:00
Ralph Alessi
trumpet
b.1963
" data-original-title="" title="">Ralph Alessi "Fun Room" from Imaginary Friends (ECM) 11:47
Spinifex
band / ensemble / orchestra
" data-original-title="" title="">Spinifex "Drinks & Logistics" from Soufifex (TryTone) 20:06
Host speaks 27:14
Charles Rumback "Dragons in Denver" from Cadillac Turns (Astral Spirits) 30:19
Mark Lotz
flute
b.1963
" data-original-title="" title="">Mark Lotz &
Meinrad Kneer
bass, acoustic
b.1970
" data-original-title="" title="">Meinrad Kneer "Block" from U-Ex(perimental) (Evil Rabbit) 44:51
Host speaks 49:07
Dan Phillips Quartet "Abyssal Plain" from Light at Depth (Lizard Breath) 50:22
Shinkaigyo "Bathynomus Walk" from Shinkaigyo 2 (Self-released) 58:52
Host speaks 1:04:01
Signal Problems "Mad Lib" from Love Letters (pFmentum) 1:05:42
Signal Problems "Haiku" from Love Letters (pFmentum) 1:11:08
Signal Problems "Word Play" from Love Letters (pFmentum) 1:15:26
Signal Problems "Enough Is Enough" from Love Letters (pFmentum) 1:20;19
Signal Problems "Final Word" from Love Letters (pFmentum) 1:23:42
Wing Walker Orchestra "High" from Hazel (Self-released) 1:28:06
Host speaks 1:34:29
Kuzu "Gash" from Hiljaisuus (Aerophonic) 1:35:36
New York Free Quartet "Soul Walkin'" from Free Play (Self-released) 1:50:15
Host speaks 1:57:07
Wójciński/Szmańda Quartet "Conclusions" from With All Due Respect (Kansas) 1:57:51
Host speaks 2:09:11
Papanosh
" data-original-title="" title="">Papanosh "King of the World" from Home Songs (Enya-Yellowbird) 2:09:54
Anna Webber
saxophone, tenor
b.1984
" data-original-title="" title="">Anna Webber "King of Denmark -Part I -Loper" from Clockwise (Pi) 2:14:1
Host speaks 2:24:19
Dave Holland "Thought on Earth" from Uncharted Territories (Dare 2) 2:25:50
Jim Pepper
saxophone, tenor
1941 - 1992
" data-original-title="" title="">Jim Pepper "Witchi Tai To" from Comin' & Goin' (Europa) 2:33:19
Alexander Hawkins "Strange Courage" from Iron Into the Wind (Intakt) 2:41:37
Host speaks 2:46:54
Dan Phillips Quartet "Submersion" from Light at Depth (Lizard Breath) 2:48:11

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