Jazz saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa
(Ethan Levitas)
Saxophone player Rudresh Mahanthappa, on his record, "Samdhi," merges electronica, Carnatic (south Indian) music, funk and jazz grooves. We'll hear some of Mahanthappa's tunes, along with other purveyors of this kind of "alleged" jazz, which incorporates digital processing, hiphop beats, or electronica. There's music from guitarist Rez Abbasi and pianist Matthew Shipp, and many others.
PROGRAM # 3271, Alleged Jazz (First aired on 11/18/2011)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Rudresh Mahanthappa |
Kinsmen |
Convergence, excerpt [2:00] |
PI recordings Pi 28 |
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Matthew Shipp |
Sorcerer Sessions |
Mist [5:48] |
Thirsty Ear 57141 |
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Matthew Shipp |
Harmony and Abyss |
blood 2 the brain [6:07] |
Thirsty Ear 57152 |
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Robert Glasper |
Double-Booked |
Open Mind [8:34] |
Blue Note / EMI 6942442 |
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Either/Orchestra, w/Bahta Gebre Heywet |
Live in Addis Ethiopiques vol. 20 |
Antchim endelela [7:27] |
Buda Musique 860121 |
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Rudresh Mahanthappa |
Samdhi |
For All the Ladies [7:36] |
ACT 9513 |
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Rez Abbasi's Invocation |
Suno Suno |
Overseas [9:57] |
Enja Records |
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Comments [1]
great stuff. i like jazz but i am tired of jazz so this is right up my ... alley
thanks
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