Dave Douglas: The Art of Being Heard
Trumpeter Dave Douglas has released a new album, "Brazen Heart" (featured this week on Alloy). The album is excellent and I highly recommend giving it a listen.
Trumpeter Dave Douglas has released a new album, "Brazen Heart" (featured this week on Alloy). The album is excellent and I highly recommend giving it a listen.
Song | Artist | Album | |
Inure Phase | Dave Douglas Quintet | Brazen Heart | |
Wild Man | Le Rex | Wild Man | bandcamp |
Nine South | Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth | Epicenter | |
Nothing Beats Reality | Pixel | Golden Years | bandcamp |
Zebra Dreams | Raoul Bjorkenheim / eCsTaSy | Out Of The Blue | |
Duncan Idaho | Richard Pinhas | Chronolyse | bandcamp |
Badia/Boogie Woogie Waltz Medley | Weather Report | 8:30 | |
Blue Ridge Mountains | Fleet Foxes | Fleet Foxes | |
D.I.Y. Fly | Allison Cameron and Contact | A Gossamer Bit | |
Enneagram | SONAR | Black Light | bandcamp |
Black Hole In One | New York Electric Piano | Black Hole In One | |
Frelon Brun (Brown Hornet) | Miles Davis | Filles De Kilimanjaro | |
Specular | Adam Rudolph / Go: Organic Guitar Orchestra | Turning Towards The Light | bandcamp |
Lone Wolf | Dave Douglas Quintet | Brazen Heart |
Absolutely! This week's show title, Are We Still Rolling? is taken from a current read of mine, the excellent autobiography/diary by Phill Brown, recording engineer on many a classic album including the last two Talk Talk albums (a frequent music rabbit hole that I continue to traverse). Over the weekend, I posted some choice passages from Brown's chapters dedicated to working on Talk Talk's Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock. Read it at your leisure. His recounting is very illuminating, if you find post-rock, behind-the-scenes, details of interest.
Musically, this week, new releases by Raoul Bjorkenheim's eCsTaSy, SONAR, the Dave Douglas Quintet, and New York Electric Piano, and much more will be shared. Lend an open ear and listen live on Tuesday at 9AM, if you can. As always, if you missed the live Alloy show this week you can always catch the all-music, 24/7 “Alloy” station.
Thanks for listening!
Photo of Phill Brown from the cover of Are We Still Rolling. published by TapeOp Books.