Webcast Title: ATG 22
Webcast Date: beginning Sunday, August 19, 2006
Webcast Time: daily at 9-11 AM and 7-9 PM (MST).
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This month on Ain’t That a Groove we’ll listen to a tribute to the Keystone Kops from trumpeter Dave Douglas; dig Tony Williams’ flamdiddle portrait of the redoubtable Mr. Spock; make a small, bloodless sacrifice to the Hawaiian God of War; summon the spirit of Black Elk in the fight against global warming; and dare to lend a lobe to the funk philosophy of the Screaming Headless Torsos.
This edition of ATG is the 22nd installment of our periodic program, Odds and Sods, first broadcast August 19, 2006. Of particular importance on today’s show are the Zen Funk of Nik Bartch and Ronin, a hipper-than-hip groove from the funky vegetarians called Lettuce, and an instant World Jazz classic from saxophonist Ron Blake.
This Month's Playlist
Opening Set
Dave Douglas, Famous Players, Keystone
Tony Williams, Mr. Spock, Believe It!
Christian McBride, Brown Funk, A Family Affair
Set 2: Percussion Ensembles
Billy Martin, Killing the Draught, Black Ilk Speaks
The Concordia Orchestra, Ku Ka Ilimoka, Passion Wheels
Set 3: R&B and Classic Rock
Derek Trucks Band, 555 Lake, Derek Trucks Band
John Scofield, I Don’t Need No Doctor, Hey What I Say
Robben Ford and The Blue Line, Before I Leave Here, Handful of Blues
Captain Beyond, Dancing Madly Backwards, Captain Beyond
Set 4: Contemporary Jazz
The Bad Plus, And Here We Test Our Powers of Observation, Give
Nic Bartch & Ronin, Module 35, Stoa
Set 5: Percussion Ensemble
Art Blakey, Amuck, Orgy in Rhythm
Set 6: Funk
Lettuce, Nyak, Otta Here
NERD, Don’t Worry about It, Fly or Die
Screaming Headless Torsos, Word to Herb, Screaming Headless Torsos
Set 7: Jazz
Stephon Harris, Red-bone Netti-bone, Evolution
Kurt Rosenwinkle, Minor Blues, The Next Step
Christian McBride, Tahitian Pearl, Vertical Vision
Native To NOLA: Kitchen Sink Klezmer, Young Brass Bands
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