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Highlights of Jazz in the Late 2000s (2004 - 2010)
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This is the 98th of 100 programs in the Jazz at 100 series. The programs have chronologically followed the history of recorded jazz and, as we approach the present, the question of historical perspective becomes relevant. Just how well can we predict what will endure? What will have lasting importance?We are in the midst of a five-program series featuring one selection per year, starting in 1990, in an attempt to forecast the answers to these questions. Our methodology owes much to a 2001 Gary Giddins essay, "Postwar Jazz: An Arbitrary Roadmap (1945—2001)." Jazz in the late 2000s, in this hour of Jazz at 100.
Playlist
- Host Intro 0:00
- Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra. "Three Romances Part 1: Choro Dançado" from Concert in the Garden (Artist Share) 2:04
- Host speaks 11:41
- Ornette Coleman Quartet. "Matador" from Sound Grammar (Sound Grammer) 13:22
- Host speaks 19:12
- Sonny Rollins Sextet. "Someday I'll Find You" from Sonny, Please (Doxy Records) 20:01
- Host speaks 29:50
- Charles Lloyd Quartet. "Rabo De Nube" from Rabo De Nube (ECM) 30:37
- Host speaks 37:46
- Bill Frisell Octet. "Struggle" from History, Mystery (Nonesuch) 39:37
- Host speaks 45:06
- Esperanza Spalding Septet. "Winter Sun" from Chamber Music Society (Heads Up International) 45:32
- Host speaks 52:16
- Jason Moran Trio. "Big Stuff" from Ten (Blue Note) 52:56
- Host Outro 58:03
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