"Paper wall" - Richard Bliwas (Astral prints)
"Nasal retentive calliope music " - Mothers Of Invention (We're only in it for the money)
"Let's make the water turn black" - Mothers Of Invention (We're only in it for the money)
"Metamorphosis" - Sonny Simmons (Staying on the watch)
"Locked" - Scott Kemp (Introductions)
"37 1/2" - Soft Machine (NDR jazz workshop - Hamburg, Germany, 1973)
"Heel and toe polka/Paddy's jig" - Figgy Duff (After the tempest)
"Submission" - Galaxie 500 (Peel sessions)
"The taking" - Elizabeth Shepherd (Heavy falls the night)
"It's coming" - Elizabeth Shepherd (Heavy falls the night)
"Landfill/sharks" - Yuganaut (Sharks)
"One prayer" - Tom Gavornik (On the floor)
"Primrose hill" - John and Beverley Martyn (Primrose hill)
"Genuine beef" - Mindkontrolultra (Just say no)
"Ti kwan leep" - The Frantics (Boot to the head)
"Morning" - Undo (9.9.99)
"Happy for you" - Polar Bear (Peepers)
"Global village" - Jeff Antoniuk and the Jazz Update (Brotherhood)
"Identical sunsets" - Paul Dunmall-Chris Corsano (Identical sunsets)
"When the wheels don't move" - Son Volt (American Central Dust)
"Carmen" - Egberto Gismonti (Saudacoes)
"Hymn for Tunisia" - Afternoons In Stereo (The silence between phrases)
This week's episode featured plenty of new and newly-rereleased jazz that leans to the more "out there" side of the genre plus a variety o'stuff from other types of music. Highlights for me included the two MOI tunes from We're Only In It For The Money (one of my top 10 albums), the Soft Machine tune, "Happy for you" by Polar Bear, and the Frantics (boot to the head!).
Another highlight was the interview I conducted with singer-songwriter-musician Elizabeth Shepherd. She called from a phone booth in Lake Superior Provincial Park and filled us in on aspects of her music and talked about her latest tour (which will bring her to Calgary and Bragg Creek later this week). Many thanks to Elizabeth for taking time out of her travels to talk with us.
Andrew
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