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Tune into D:O Radio every Monday 12-3pm EST, on one of WFMU's internet streams, the mighty Give the Drummer Radio. New shows every other week, with rebroadcasts on the intervening weeks. OUR SHOWS ARE ARCHIVED OVER HERE. Have a listen! The next new show will be on Monday, 20 May 2013.Where?
What?
An mp-free jazz blog focusing on rare or out-of-print music. We generally publish once a week. Songs will be available for a limited time, and are for evaluation purposes only. Attend concerts. Buy music.Who?
Chilly Jay Chill (aka Jeff Jackson) and Prof. Drew LeDrew (aka Jeff Golick). Requests, rants, and rights issues to: destination.out [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com.How?
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JAYNE CORTEZ: KNOW YOUR REALITY (1934-2013)
We admit it: We’re not generally fans of jazz poetry. The stuff tends to deserve the bad rap it gets. However, the work of Jayne Cortez is a blazing exception. With the help of George Scala, we’ve put together this… Continue reading
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Category Jayne Cortez, tributes
Tags Abraham Kobena Adzenyah, Al MacDowell, Alex Harding, Bern Nix, Bill Cole, Charles Moffet Jr., Charnett Moffett, Denardo Coleman, Ed Blackwell, Farel Johnson Jr., Frank Lowe, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, James Blood Ulmer, Jayne Cortez, Joe Daley, Ornette Coleman, Sam Furnace, Sam Furnance
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Juma Sultan’s Aboriginal Music Society & Father of Origin
SUNDANCE [edit] Father of Origin Juma Sultan | Frank Lowe | Ali Abuwi eremite : 2011 (rec. 1971) JS, bass, hand drums & percussion, alto saxophone; FL, tenor sax, percussion; AA, bass, hand drums & percussion, alto saxophone. Perhaps in your web… Continue reading
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Category Frank Lowe, Juma Sultan
Tags Aboriginal Music Society, Ali Abuwi, Eremite, Frank Lowe, Juma Sultan
RAINBOW GLADIATOR:
Billy Bang, 1947-2011
The world lost a deep soul and musical master last month, with the passing of violinist and composer Billy Bang. Even though we could see this day coming, following the announcement at last year’s Vision Festival that Bang was suffering… Continue reading
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Category Billy Bang, tributes
Tags A.R. Penck, Bill Cole, Bill Laswell, Billy Bang, Cecil Taylor, Denis Charles, Frank Lowe, George Scala, Ronald Shannon Jackson, Sun Ra, Survival Ensemble, Toshi Tsuchitori, William Parker
Do the Tago Mago
BROWN RICE DEGI-DEGI Don Cherry Don Cherry A&M/Horizon : 1976 DC, trumpet, electric piano, voice; Charlie Haden, bass; Billy Higgins, drums; Frank Lowe, tenor sax; Ricky Cherry, electric piano; on Rice only: Bunchie Fox, electric bongos; Verna Gillis, voice. If… Continue reading
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Category Don Cherry
Tags Billy Higgins, Bunchie Fox, Can, Charlie Haden, Damo Suzuki, Don Cherry, electric bongos, Frank Lowe, Ornette Coleman, Ricky Cherry, Stanely Crouch, Verna Gillis
Lowe Blow
FLAM Frank Lowe The Flam Black Saint : 1976 FL, tenor sax; Joseph Bowie, trombone; Leo Smith, trumpet, wood flute; Alex Blake, bass; Charles Bobo Shaw, drums. We try not to be too axe-grind-y here at D:O, favoring a more… Continue reading
