#2794: New Releases April 2008

New Sounds | May 24, 2010
It's that time again for the monthly program of new releases. John Schaefer picks through the bucketloads of CDs that have flooded his inbox to find new releases worthy of showcasing in tonight's program. Fact: a favorite game in the office is "Don't Tip the Waiter" making use of the stacks of CDs waiting for airplay on John's desk...

PROGRAM #2794, April 2008 New Releases (First aired on Wednesday, 4-30-08)

ARTIST(S)

RECORDING

CUT(S)

SOURCE

Bill Frisell

History, Mystery

Probability Cloud [1:00]

Nonesuch #400039 www.nonesuch.com

Paul Bailey

Retrace Our Steps

Act I [5:00]

www.paulbaileyensemble.org

William Brittelle

Mohair Time Warp

Hieroglyphics Baby [7:00]

New Amsterdam Records #007 www.newamsterdamrecords.com

Bill Frisell

History, Mystery

Probability Cloud [5:00] Probability Cloud (Reprise) [1:30]

Nonesuch #400039 www.nonesuch.com

Hank Roberts

Green

First [5:00]

Winter & Winter 910 141 www.winterandwinter.com

Ketil Bjornstad / Terje Rypdal

Life in Leipzig

By the Fjord [3:00] The Sea IX [5:00]

ECM 2052 www.ecmrecords.com

Marilyn Mazur & Jan Garbarek

Elixir

Clear [3:00] Dunun Song [3:00]

ECM 1962 www.ecmrecords.com

Hammock

maybe they will sing for us tomorrow

Gold Star Mothers [6:30]

Darla 196
www.darla.com

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