Episode #3022
John Schaefer's Top 10 of 2009
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
PROGRAM # 3022 John Schaefer’s Top 10 of 2009 (First aired on Wed. 1/6/10)
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10.James Blackshaw |
The Glass Bead Game |
Cross [5:00] |
Young God Records YG40 younggodrecords.com |
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9. Darcy James Argue’s Secret Society |
Infernal Machines |
Phobos, excerpt [5:00] |
New Amsterdam NWAM017 newamsterdamrecords.com |
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8. Neil Cowley Trio |
Loud, Louder, Stop |
His Nibs [4:08] |
CAKE #78551
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7. BMOP (Boston Modern Orchestra Project) |
Voices |
Derek Bermel: Elixir [7:20] |
BMOP 1008
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Phil Kline (Ineligible - WNYC Commissioned work) |
John the Revelator |
I Am the Man Who Knows Misery, Excerpt [1:00] |
Cantaloupe CA21047 www.cantaloupemusic.com |
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6. Kouyate, Bassekou & Ngoni Ba |
I Speak Fula |
Bambugu blues (Andra Kouyaté, Vieux Farka Touré) [5:05] |
Sub Pop/Next Ambience
Out Here OH 013 LC 09273
www.outhere.de |
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5. John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble |
Eternal Interlude |
Eternal Interlude, excerpt [4:30] |
Sunnyside 1220
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4. Arve Henriksen |
Cartography |
Assembly [3:56] |
ECM 2086
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3. Bela Fleck & Omou Sangare |
Throw Down Your Heart – the Africa Sessions |
Ah Ndiya (Mali) [3:50] |
Rounder 11661-0634-2 www.rounder.com |
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2. Sufjan Stevens |
The BQE |
Movement III: Linear Tableau with Intersecting Surprise [4:27] |
Asthmatic Kitty 278 www.asthmatickitty.com |
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1. David Lang / Paul Hillier & the Theatre of Voices |
The Little Match Girl Passion |
Part 13: When it is time for me to go [3:36] Part 14: In the Dawn of Morning [2:44] |
Harmonia Mundi 807496 www.harmoniamundi.com |
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Comments [3]
Please, please, John no more boring executives on your great show. They are so dull. And predictable. Ugh.
I think that we can handle our own iPod playlists, thank you very much!
When will the play list for your top 10 of 2009 be online - sometimes the list is online during the show but I cannot find it tonight :)
Thanks
Scott
I heard a new CD reviewed on Tuesday 1/5/09 about a new singer who grew up in the U.S., Africa who had this amazing sound, SADE like but can't remember her name-the new album was something to do with rain
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