#3148: World-Jazz Guitar Music

New Sounds | Dec 13, 2010

There’s new music from the California Guitar Trio on this New Sounds show, from their recent release, “Andromeda,” which has the talented and crafty guitarists playing with effects, keyboard textures, and a guest musician – Tony Levin of King Crimson. We’ll hear their Reichian “Improv 8: Layered Circulation” and possibly some fingerstylin’ middle-eastern influenced tunes as well. Also, there’s world-jazzy yet rootsy music from a collaborative record by bass player Dave Holland and the veteran flamenco guitarist Pepe Habichuela. Plus, older music from Ralph Towner and the band Oregon and more.

PROGRAM #3148, World-Jazz Guitar Music (First aired on 12/13/10)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
CGT	Andromeda	Chacarera, excerpt [1:30]	Inner Knot Records Ink 7758 www.innerknotrecords.com
Dominic Frasca	Deviations	Forced Entry [8:25]	Cantaloupe Music 21032 www.cantaloupemusic.com
California Guitar Trio	Andromeda	Chacarera [3;21] Turn of the Tide [3:00] Improv VIII (Layered Circulation) [2:26]	Inner Knot Records Ink 7758 www.innerknotrecords.com
Michael Hedges	Aerial Boundaries	Spare Change [5:47]	Windham Hill 1032 Out of print, but try Amazon.com OR download from Emusic.com or iTunes.
Dave Holland & Pepe Habichuela	Hands	Joyride [5:31]	Dare2 Records DR2-006 www.daveholland.com
Oregon	Roots In The Sky	June Bug [3:58]	Elektra/Asylum 6E 224 Remastered, reissued with “Out of the Woods” in 2007 as a double CD. Available at Amazon.com* OR download from Emusic.com
Oregon	Out of the Woods	Waterwheel [6:30]	Elektra/Asylum 6E 154 Remastered, reissued with “Roots in the Sky” in 2007 as a double CD. Available at Amazon.com* OR download from Emusic.com
Ralph Towner / Gary Peacock	A Closer View	Toledo [6:20]	ECM 1602 www.ecmrecords.com

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