March 23rd, 2005

WNUR Jazz Show, 17 March 2005

in radio
Everyone take note that Jim Baker’s first solo album is out on Delmark, and it’s well worth checking out. Plus he wrote his own liner notes, which is a nice extra bit of insight into one of the more soft-spoken of Chicago’s improvisors.
Artist
Track
Album
Label
FME
Part 1 (for Joe McPhee)
Underground
Okkadisk
Chicago Luzern Exchange
Trouble
Several Lights
Delmark
Frank Gratkowski/Georg Gräewe/Paul Lovens
Second Coming
Quicksand
Meniscus
Mats Gustafsson/Ingebrigt Haker Flaten/Paal Nilssen-Love
Cherryco
The Thing
Crazy Wisdom
Steve Lacy Quartet
Alone Together
Soprano Sax
Prestige
Wynton Kelly
Another Blues
Blues on Purpose
Xanadu
Jim Baker
Infinity Trap Blues
More Questions than Answers
Delmark
Roscoe Mitchell
Zero
Hey Donald
Delmark
Sonny Stitt
They Can’t Take That Away From Me
It’s Magic
Delmark
Paul Bley/Gary Peacock
Duality
Mindset
Soul Note
Paul Plimley/Barry Guy
Sticks and Bones
Sensology
Maya
Compay Segundo
Fidelidad
Lo Mejor De La Vida
Nonesuch
Mark Helias
Loop the Cool
Loopin’ the Cool
Enja
Marty Ehrlich Trio
Generosity
The Welcome
Sound Aspects
David Murray Quartet
Nevada’s Theme
Live at the Lower Manhattan Ocean Club, Vol 1
India Navigation
The David S. Ware Quartets
Sentient Compassion
Live in the World
Thirsty Ear
Joe McPhee
Nation Time
Nation Time
Unheard Music/Atavistic
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