Different Noises

On this show a focus on the music of Oregon and the bands individual members - Ralph Towner, Colin Walllcott, Paul McCandless and Glenn Moore.

This week a selection brand new releases and a couple of classic recordings. There is new music from 2 Lost Souls, San Pedro Collective, Legless Trials, Es, The Parasite, Salem Trials, and The Ember Glows. There is a new collaboration with jazz maestro Daniel Carter and an alt-rock trio and previously unheard older recordings from Dislocation Dance and Sonic Youth. Live Dave Graney and an early 70s stunner from Help Yourself complete the hour.

On this show a mix of brand new releases and classic recordings. There are fascinating new albums from Gard Nillsen, Steve Tibbets, Daniel Carter with Evan Strauss, 5-Track, and Sheridan Riley, Alex Fournier, and Brian Eaton. I also have some older releases from Elvin Jones, Pharoah Sanders, Clifford Jordan, Maria Schneider and Oliver Lake.

Focusing on three outstanding female jazz leaders - Satoko Fujii, Maria Schneider and Carla Bley with a selection of music from across their respective careers

On this show new music from 2 Lost Souls, Acid Rooster, :nepaal, Menk, Inferior Complex & Dominic Carlton Jones remixed, and Legless Trials. There's a look at Greg Anderson's new project The Lord, and some Sonic Youth and Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist.

For the 500th show I have a focus on Sam Rivers, a new album from Nate Wooley, a huge chunk of music from Miles and Trane,  and to kick off jazz meets afrobeat in 1972 with Hugh Masakela.

A mix of old and new on this show with a focus on Anthony Braxton.  There's also lots of older material emerging from archives for the first time including recordings never before heard from Henry Lowther and Dave Brubeck.

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On this weeks show the brand new releases from Ember Rev, Es., 2 Lost Souls, Fabio Frizzi, The Conspiracy, Porcupine Tree, Soccer Mommy and The Shadowbrook Project. There's also archive cuts from Toots & The  Maytals, Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist, Townes Van Zandt, and Unseasonal Beasts.

This time a dip in the archive for a couple of tracks featuring Wolfgang Muthspiel. More guitar from Brian Citro. There's a preview of a  stunning new album from Nate Wooley, music from La Pompe Attack, classic British Jazz from John Taylor, a debut from Julius Rodriguez, rare Dave Brubeck and some early Oregon. There's also new self released music from Eyal Netzer & Oded Geizhals, Extended,  and,  Glen Dickson, plus a new one from Caili O'Doherty.

World of Jazz goes twice weekly with this show. With to the amazing amount of great new music coming in there simply was not enough time in the two hours I had available to fit it all in.  So I have now have four hours to play with,  with both a Thursday and Sunday show.   Not wishing to be too prescriptive I am hoping that the Thursday show will gravitate over time to free/improvised music and the Sunday show will stay more or less the way it was. The Sunday show will be the one that gets sent to All About Jazz for their weekly feature. The Thursday show will be available, like the other, from Podbean for listening as and when.

So, on this weeks show, i'm catching up on the huge amount of new music that has been sent my way and closing with a classic. Full details on the music played on the show can be found at www.differentnoises.com