Oddly, while I didn’t feel like this week’s show had much of a plan or much continuity, I got a lot of good feedback, including a couple of phone calls.  Listeners reported enjoying the Yamamoto/Drake duet (“Circular Movement”) and the Dave Douglas track (“The Real Roscoe”).

complete program (139 MB, 2 hrs 32 min)

Artist: “Track” – Album (Label)

George Schuller’s Circle Wide: “Common Mama” – Like Before, Somewhat After (Playscape)
Henry Threadgill’s Zooid: “Did You See That” – Up Popped the Two Lips (Pi)
Steuart Liebig Tee-Tot Quartet: “07-04-00” – Always Outnumbered (pfMentum)
Dexter Gordon: “Love For Sale” – Go! (Blue Note)
Mario Pavone Double Tenor Quintet: “Tomes” – Ancestors (Playscape)
T.P. Orchestre Poly-rhythmo De Cotonou: “Aihe Ni Kpe We” – The Kings of Benin Urban Groove 1972-80 (Soundway)
Herbie Hancock: “Chameleon” – Flood (Columbia)
Los Zafiros: “Bossa Cubana” – Bossa Cubana (Nonesuch)
Triptych Myth: “All Up In It” – The Beautiful (AUM Fidelity)
Dave Holland Sextet: “Double Vision” – Pass It On (Dare 2)
Prince Lasha: “Mary” – Inside Story (Inner City)
Ronnie Boykins: “The Will Come, Is Now” – The Will Come, Is Now (ESP Disk)
Myra Melford Be Bread: “Yellow Are Crowds of Flowers, ii” – The Image of Your Body (Cryptogramophone)
Eri Yamamoto / Hamid Drake: “Circular Movement” – Duologue (AUM Fidelity)
Duology: “Qusim” – Golden Atoms (Soul Note)
Pierre Dørge’s New Jungle Orchestra: “Lullaby for Tchicai” – Giraf (Dacapo)
Ab Baars Trio and Ken Vandermark: “Honest John” – Goofy June Bug (Stichting Wig)
Dave Douglas: “The Real Roscoe” – Keystone (Greenleaf)
Szilárd Mezei Ensemble: “Cirkula (Circle Saw)” – Nád (Reed) (Red Toucan)