#2719: Downtown, Everything's Waiting for You

New Sounds | May 24, 2010

For this New Sounds, listen to some “downtown” versions of ska, folk, country, jazz, chamber music and blues. We'll hear from drummer/composer John Hollenbeck, trombone player/composer Josh Roseman, along with the violin-based folk-chamber of Carla Kihlstedt. There's also music by Joel Harrison and Elliott Sharp. And more.

PROGRAM #2719, "Downtown Jazz, Chamber, Ska, Folk, Country, and Blues"
(First aired on Tuesday, 10/02/07)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Bobby Previte	23 Constellations of Joan Miro	The Beautiful Bird Revealing the Unknown to a Pair of Lovers [3:00] Woman And Bird [2:30] The Passage of the Divine Bird [3:00]	Tzadik #7072** www.tzadik.com*
The Claudia Quintet	For	Three Odes [7:30]	Cuneiform #247 www.cuneiformrecords.com * OR www.johnhollenbeck.com *
Josh Roseman	New Constellations	Thoroughfare [7:30]	Accurate #5056** www.accuraterecords.com *
Carla Kihlstedt	2 Foot Yard	50 Miles [6:00]	Tzadik #7706 www.tzadik.com*
Joel Harrison	Free Country	I Walk the Line [9:00]	ACT #9419 www.actmusic.com *
Elliott Sharp	Commune	Looking [1:00] Shadow of Shasta [1:30] Norther [2:00] Rural [1:30] Domebuilders [5:00]	ZOAR #025 www.elliottsharp.com or www.communethemovie.com

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