Tuesday, May 5th
sounds of New York
Tomeka Reid Quartet (TR, cello; Mary Halvorson, guitar; Jason Roebke, bass; Tomas Fujiwara, drums), “Hopscotch” (Joe Chambers), live, 2016
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this morning, Chicago (Columbus Park)
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jazz/blues/rock/classical/gospel/more
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Monday, May 4th
Some musicians make statements; others ask questions.
Mat Maneri (viola), Tanya Kalmanovitch (viola), live, Boston, 2015
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Sunday, May 3rd
sounds of Chicago
Dr. Charles G. Hayes and the Cosmopolitan Church of Prayer Choir, “Jesus Can Work It Out,” 1980
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Saturday, May 2nd
basement jukebox
Guitar Ray, “Ball & Chain,” 1967
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Friday, May 1st
sounds of Buenos Aires
Juana Molina (1961-, voice, guitar, keyboards, electronics, compositions) with Diego López de Arcaute (drums, percussion), live, Buenos Aires (CCK [Centro Cultural Kirchner]), live, Buenos Aires, 2022
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Tuesday, April 28th
3n
Josh Berman Trio (JB, cornet; Jason Roebke, bass; Chris Corsano, drums), “Observers,” 2026
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Sunday, April 26th
testify!
Georgia Sea Island Singers (John Davis, Emma Ramsay, Henry Morrison, Mabel Hillary, Bessie Jones), “Moses,” “Yonder Comes Day,” “Buzzard Lope (Throw Me Anywhere Lord),” “Adam in the Garden (Picking up Leaves),” and “Down in the Mire (Bright Star Shinning in Glory),” 1963
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Saturday, April 25th
what’s new
Chris Potter (tenor saxophone, composition) with Bill Frisell (guitar), Nate Smith (drums), Burniss Travis (bass), Rane Moore (clarinet), Zekkereya El-Magharbel (trombone), Sara Caswell (violin), “Into Africa,” published 4/23/26
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Friday, April 24th
what’s new
Amaia, live, Washington, D.C., published yesterday
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Thursday, April 23rd
never enough
Miles Davis (1926-1991, trumpet) with Wayne Shorter (1933-2023, tenor saxophone), Herbie Hancock (1940-, keyboards), Ron Carter (1937-, bass), Tony Williams (1945-1997, drums), “Filles de Kilimanjaro” (M. Davis), 1968
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