Different Noises

On this edition established musicians with impressive back catalogues are side by side with young players just starting out on their musical journeys. Add to the mix some previously unheard music from Roy Hargrove the legendary Charlie Parker and the result is a mix encapsulating the past, present and future of the music.

PLAYLIST:

Show Intro 00:00

Ginetta's Vendetta “Black Orpheus” from Fun Size (Kickin’ Wiccan Music) 00:30

Joe Syrian Motor City Jazz Octet “The Masquerade” from Secret Message (Circle 9 Records) 08:54

Ryan Middagh Jazz Orchestra “Tenor Madness” from Tenor Madness (Ear Up Records) 15:33

Blue Moods “SkyDive” from Force & Grace (Posi-tone Records) 21:42

Alan Chaubert “Well You Needn’t” from Just the Three of Us (Pacific Coast Jazz) 28:11

Cork Slacks “Dark Eyes” from Dark Eyes (Self Released) 34:02

Eri Yamamoto “Light In The Dark” from Let's Keep Walking (Blau Records) 38:27

Charlie Parker “Body And Soul (Vic Damon Version)” from Bird in Kansas City (Verve) 44:51

Tim Berne, Tom Rainey, Greg Belisle-Chi “Oddly Enough” from Yikes Too (Screwgun Records) 48:31

Stephen Gauci, Marc Edwards “#2” from Live at Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 53:48

Satoko Fujii GEN “Early Afternoon” from Altitude 1100 Meters (Libra Records) 1:06:57

Roy Hargrove Crisol “Ethiopia” from Grand-Terre (Verve) 1:14:36

Stephen Gauci, Matt Hollenberg, Jeong Lim Yang, Patrick Golden “#2” from Live at Scholes Street Studio (Gauci Music) 1:20:16

Camila Nebbia, Dietrich Eichmann, John Hughes, Jeff Arnal “Lines Of Flight (Excerpt) from Chrononaux (Generate Records) 1:32:30

Keiji Haino & Natsuki Tamura “What happened there? Part One” from What happened there? (Libra Records) 1:44:20

Jessica Jones Quartet “Little Melonae” from Edible Flowers (Reva Records) 1:53:35

A focus on the excellent new album from Lou-Duffy Howard plus a wide selection of brand new material and some classics from the archive.

Playlist

The featured album on the show is a remarkable collection of the work of UK band/collective PAZ which charts their recorded legacy. In addition there is a variety of music released in 2024 and some of the early releases from 2025.

Playlist:

Lots of bands new to me on this one including ones from the Greater Manchester area - it’s always good to support local grass-roots musicians. The usual clutch of great Australian music and towards the end of the show a dip into the archive for some old favourites. Variety is the watch word.

Playlist:

The New Year of World of Jazz commences with releases left over from last year plus some of the earliest releases from 2025 including brand new music from the ECM label. Featuring:

Kicking the new year off with a fascinating mix of new material coupled with some eclectic cuts from the archive. Rock, jazz, reggae and all things in between.

Playlist

Smoked Salmon "These Grooves Are Haunted" from Hell In A Handbasket

Featured albums are recent re-releases of albums from Ray Russell, capturing late 60s UK jazz at its’ best, and Cecil Taylor with two live performances from 1987 which are unique and memorable. In between a selection of newer releases from around the wide World of Jazz.

The Playlist:

The playlist

The Legless Crabs "Mark, Make Me A Man" from Mark, Make Me A Man

20/20 "Laurel Canyon" from Back To California

Tombstones In Their Eyes "The Sky Is Blue" from Asylum Harbour

Smoked Salmon "Hell In A Handbasket" from Hell In A Handbasket

2 Lost Souls "Anticipate" from Anticipate

Danny Short "Annie" from Solo World

Dave Graney and Clare Moore "I'd Rather The Frills" from I Passed Through Minor Chord In A Morning

Snarski vs Snarski "It's Been Too Long"from Waiting For The Bell

The Stress Of Leisure "Paul" from It Goes Away With The Heat

Oopsie-Dasies "In The Rain" from In The Zone

Yosef Gutman & Peter Broderick "Renewal" from River of Eden

Neon Kittens "Bob And Eddie Make A Current" from RadioSickMusic

The Discarded "Testify!" from The Green Door

The Hempolics, Horace Andy, The Hip Assassin "Crazy Days ft Horace Andy (Jungle Mix)" from Crazy Days EP

David McClymont "Edith Sheds Her Skin" from The Last Rattle

Danaë Xanthe Vlasse "Dreams of Ithaca" from Mythologies II

Alexandre David "Photogrammes" from Photogrammes

Mefetis "Wanthriven" from The Skorian // The Greyfeer

Passepartout Duo  "Much of a Sunflower" from Argot

Van Morrison "Rave On John Donne" from Live at The Grand Opera House Belfast

Tortoise "TNT (Takemura Remix" from A Lazarus Taxon

Jake Thackray "Caroline Diggeby-Pratte" from Lah Di Dah

The Go-Betweens "Cut It Out" from Tallulah

Compersion Quartet "Unreliable Translator" from Compersion Quartet

A feast of new releases for the penultimate programme of the year includes a selection of albums featuring emerging jazz vocalists. In addition trios make up a good part of the show demonstrating the versatility and impact of that formation of players. Also there is a variety of new music from exciting artists including two tracks from guitarist Doug MacDonald.

Featuring:

Kalya Ramu

A new album from the excellent Moff Skellington is always a cause for celebration and it is added to a playlist with more tracks from some of the best releases of the year. There are also some older examples of how to push the genre envelope, together with other new ground-breaking releases plus a newly unearthed live recording from blues legend B.B.King.

Featuring music from

Chronic Fatigue