#2888: Away From Jazz

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
For this New Sounds, get a load of jazz musicians stepping away from the jazz tradition. There's music from clarinetist Beth Custer and pianist Marco Benevento. Plus, "C'mon, it's only a dollar" from the punkass jazz melody-makers known as Gutbucket off of their latest release, "A Modest Proposal." Also, we'll hear from the latest by Matthew Shipp, called "Harmony and Abyss" and much more.

PROGRAM # 2888, Nu-Jazz (First aired on Thurs, 1/15/09)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Jason Moran

Modernistic

Planet Rock, excerpt [1:30]

Blue Note #39838** www.bluenote.com *

Jason Moran

Same Mother

Gangsterism on the Rise [4:00]

Blue Note #71780**, see above.

Jason Moran

Modernistic

Gangsterism on a Lunchtable [3:00]

See above.

Jason Moran

Same Mother

Gangsterism on the Set [3:30]

See above.

Marco Benevento

Me Not Me

Heartbeats [5:00]

Royal Potato Family Records. www.marcobenevento.com
www.marcobenevento.com*

Gutbucket

A Modest Proposal

C’mon It’s Only A Dollar [4:30]

Cuneiform Records*
www.cuneiformrecords.com*

Marco Benevento

Me Not Me

Call Home [4:30]

See above.

Matthew Shipp

Sorcerer Sessions

Last Chamber [2:30] Mist [5:30]

Thirsty Ear #57141**
www.thirstyear.com *

Beth Custer

The Maverick Strain and Other Stories

This Is Where I Am Now [4:30]

BC #4.
www.bethcuster.com*

Jason Moran

Same Mother

Field of the Dead (Alexander Nevsky) [6:00]

See above.

Matthew Shipp

Sorcerer Sessions

Urban Shadows [4:00]

See above.

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