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This week we focus our attention on two fundamental box-sets and a slew of live recordings the synchronicity of whose release draws the spotlight on musicians who were at the center of the legendary Loft Scene (from
Julius Hemphill
saxophone, alto1938 - 1995
Sam Rivers
saxophone, tenor1923 - 2011
Michael Gregory Jackson
guitarb.1953
William Parker
bassb.1952
Tim Berne
saxophone, altob.1954
Charles Lloyd
saxophoneb.1938
Ayelet Rose Gottlieb
vocalsb.1979
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bass, acoustic
b.1966- Charles Lloyd & The Marvels "Ramblin'" Tone Poem (Blue Note) 0:16
- Host talks 5:13
- Ayelet Rose Gottlieb "Moon over Gaza / Almost Summer / I Come from There and I Remember (feat. Jay Clayton, Eylem Basaldi & Stéphane Diamantakiou)" 13 Lunar Meditations: Summoning the Witches (Self-released) 6:24
- Host talks 14:11
- William Parker "Cosmic Funk" The Music of William Parker: Migration of Silence into and out of the Tone World -Vol. 1: Blue Limelight (Centering) 16:38
- Sam Rivers "An Evening in Hamburg -Part One" Braids (NoBusiness) 20:59
- Host talks 39:39
- Juju "Out of This World" Live at 131 Prince Street (Strut) 42:02
- Michael Gregory Jackson "Heart and Center" Frequency Equilibrium Koan (Golden) 51:21
- Host talks 1:01:03
- Julius Hemphill "Air Rings" The Boyé Multi-National Crusade for Harmony (New World) 1:03:33
- On Dog "Schnauzers" Dielectric (ILK) 1:15:19
- Host talks 1:21:28
- Tim Berne's Snakeoil "Hemphill" The Deceptive 4 (Intakt) 1:24:29
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