music clip of the day

jazz/blues/rock/classical/gospel/more

Saturday, October 22nd

basement jukebox

Phil Pratt & Ken Boothe, “Sweet Song for My Baby,” 1968

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Friday, October 21st

sounds of Peru

Susana Baca, “Negra Presuntuosa,” live (studio), 2013

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Thursday, October 20th

sounds of Leeds

NikNak (DJ/Turntablist), live (We Out Here Festival), Leeds (England), 2021

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the rain falls
that had not been falling
and it is the same world

—George Oppen (1908-1984), from “Of Being Numerous”

Wednesday, October 19th

alone

Kim Kashkashian (viola), live, Cambridge, Mass., 2018, playing György Kurtág (1926-)

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Tuesday, October 18th

Weary of the 21st century?

Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764), Pieces de clavecin en concert No. 5: Marina Piccinini (flute), Kim Kashkashian (viola), Sivan Magen (harp), live, Boston, published 2021

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Monday, October 17th

timeless

Les McCann (1935-, piano, vocals) and Eddie Harris (1934-1996, tenor saxophone), “Compared to What” (G. McDaniels), live, Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), 1969

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If you want to rob a bank, it really is best to start with a small one because then you might remember what you wanted to say once you’re inside.

—Nachoem M. Wijnberg (1961-), from “Can You Ask Your Banker, or Another Banker Who’s Still Awake, to Quickly Get Some Cheap Money, but a Great Deal, Not a Little?” (translated from the Dutch by David Colmer)

Sunday, October 16th

basement jukebox

Spirit of Memphis, “See What the End Will Be,” 1971

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Saturday, October 15th

what’s new

Patricia Brennan (vibraphone, marimba, electronics, composition), with Kim Cass (bass), Marcus Gilmore (drums), Mauricio Herrera (percussion): “Sizigia (Syzygy),” published 10/13/22

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Friday, October 14th

more sounds of Niger (and all over)

Mdou Moctar, live (“Takoba,” “Ya Habibti,” “Chismiten,” “Afrique Victime”), Port Townsend, Washington, 8/26/22

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Thursday, October 13th

timeless

John Coltrane Quartet (JC [1926-67], tenor saxophone; McCoy Tyner [1938-2020], piano; Jimmy Garrison [1934-76], bass; Elvin Jones [1927-2004], drums), live (performance begins at 6:45), New York (Half Note), 1965

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