a tribute to the late great D’Angelo; vibraphone legend Mark Sherman; super diva Alice Smith; live solo stuff from Erik Deutsch; and the eternally great Black Uhuru.

Featuring the latest single from BK power sax trio Hearing Things; jams from Alwyn and Cala San; electronic exploration courtesy of Floating Points; Greg Garrison’s heartfelt tribute album to the master, Ron Miles; Charlie Hunter and Ella Feingold converse in the language of soulful guitar; and new music from the legendary Wood Brothers.

Featuring a new joint from BK indie geniuses mmeadows; talented cellist Matther Jamal with assistance from Shabaka Hutchings; cornet master Kirk Knuffke and his outstanding trio; NYC psych funk visionaries Breastfist; drummer/composer extraordinaire Allison Miller; and a trio of legends: Milton Nascimento, Charlie Rouse, and Booker T. and the MGs.

In celebration of their tour in Guadalajara, it’s an ALL-ALWYN-ERIK show… featuring new music from Alwyn’s upcoming release “Marshall” as well as older stuff and some of Erik’s new and old jams.

Feat. the indie magic of French duo Cala San; a wonderful new soul jazz artist Dandi; Buenos Aires sirens Triada; the genius of James Booker; the unmistakable sound of Paul Desmond; the legend that is Betty Carter; and probably the best band of the century, Radiohead.

Featuring the brilliance of Brittany Davis; an incredible reissue of Brazilian fusion music from saxophone legend Charlie Rouse; guitar gods Chris Boerner and Will Graeffe; and from the vault, a fresh new cut from the session of The Black Crowes’ seminal classic “Amorica”.

Featuring killer new music from a variety of artists including Rachel Eckroth and John Hadfield, Jesse Harris, Samara Joy, and Pino Palladino and Blake Mills; + recent releases from Todd Clouser, John Medeski and JT Bates and Fred Hersch and his trio; and finally more music from the brilliant reissue of John Cale and Terry Riley’s duo outing Church of Anthrax.

Featuring a fresh single from the amazing Wood Brothers; brand new music from BK cornetist Kirk Knuffke; two different recent solo piano explorations from Chano Dominguez and Oscar Rossignoli; the genius of Arvo Part; Wayne Horvitz’s cult classic Pigpen live in Berlin in 1994; a stellar reissue of the Charlie Rouse brazilian fusion classic “Cinnamon Flower”; and finally, Nashville soul master Earl Gaines.

Celebrating our 400th Episode by heading straight back to the roots. Where it all started: Boulder, 1995 — Brett Joseph, Jon Gray, Jonathan Goldberger, Kevin Kendrick, Jonti Siman, and Joe Russo + Marvin Garrett, John Albright, and Timothy Quigley AKA FAT MAMA. Let’s do this!!

Welcome to an all ART LANDE episode featuring a variety of recordings from the true master musician ranging from the 1970s to the 2020s.