Podcast appearances and mentions of david lyttle

An episode featuring a live panel discussion from Northern Ireland's newest contemporary music festival, TERRAIN in the Accidental Theatre, Belfast featuring Aisling Agnew, Lina Andanovska and Ian Wilson. Presented by Evonne Ferguson. Show Notes Aisling Agnew Lina Andanovska Ian Wilson CMC Composer page Music All music featured in this episode was performed live at TERRAIN Music Festival on 18 May 2024 Improvisation 1 - Lina Andonovska (contrabass flute & flute), David Lyttle (Drums) & Cathal Roche (alto sax) A Winter Sketchbook - Jane O'Leary - Aisling Agnew (flute) & Petcu-Colan (violin) Improvisation 2 - Lina Andonovska (contrabass flute & flute), David Lyttle (drums) & Cathal Roche (alto sax) 'Vigour, Rigour, Jigger' - Greg Caffrey - David McCann (cello) Episode Credits Music Recording and Engineering: Peter Cunningham Podcast Recording: Accidental Theatre, Belfast Editing: Keith Fennell

Did the police push David Lyttle into a false confession? Or did they just give him an opportunity to tell the truth?

The police get their confession. But can we believe it?

When all other avenues have failed, Mr Big stings can help the police ensnare their suspect - but can their use be justified?

Camilla George, KOKOROKO, David Lyttle, The Comet is Coming, Emma Rawicz, Cherise, Yazz Ahmed, Ronnie Foster, Brian Charette, Donnybrook, Barry Romberg, Queen Kong, Ernesto Cervini, Jacob Wutzke, Ben Wendel and KneebodyPlaylist: Camilla George - EkpeKokoroko - Age of AscentDavid Lyttle, featuring Phil Robson - SeptembertimeThe Comet is Coming - CodeEmma Rawicz - VoodooCherise - RemedyVarious Artists, featuring Yazz Ahmed - ItRonnie Foster - Isn't She LovelyBrian Charette - Vague ReplyDonnybrook, featuring Ben Bishop, Jeff McLeod and Morgan Childs - Messin' AroundBarry Romberg's Random Access Trio - Garden PartyQueen Kong - Pirate MaxErnesto Cervini - Surprised by JoyJacob Wutzke - Alias Buster HenryBen Wendel - LullabyKneebody - Uprising (Live)

Courtney's playing refreshingly cool new jazzy vibes for you to work, rest and play to!  Jam-packed full of new releases and plenty of fun, including many of the artists introducing their own tracks! This week we're turning up the heat: Mexico City- Jamaican grooves, Israeli sax, Balian piano jazz, Chicago jazz funk, soul jazz vocals, smooth neo-soul grooves, UK jazz trio, Irish-inspired guitar, fiery be-bop.1 SLY5THAVE & ROBERTO VERÁSTEGUI – Ensencialmente (5'23)Agua de Jamaica TRU THOUGHTS  Tr 5Andres Marquez dr Pablo Gonzalez Sarre Bs Roberto Verastegui keys Sylvester Onyejiaka  tnr/Drum/flSly5thAve/VerásteguiGet a taste of Mexico City on this exciting new collaboration – we love it!2  Eli Degibri - Henri and Rachel (4'42)Henri and Rachel DEGIBRI Tr 4Eli Degibri Sx Tom Oren Pno Alon Near Bs Eviatar Slivnik DrDegibriJust the image of this beautiful album cover says it all: “I will always keep searching for you, knowing that one day we will and must reunite. Until that day, I will never stop humming your melody, my beautiful daddy and mommy, Henri and Rachel.”3 Joey Alexander - Angel Eyes (4'20)Origin MACK AVENUE Tr 8Joey Alexander pn Larry Grenadier bs and Kendrick Scott dr Alexander Feel the rising spirit of pianist Joey Alexander, whimsically dancing with Kendrick Scott's drums and Larry Grenadier's bass…gorgeous!4 Greg Spero - Rose Petal (3'57)The Chicago Experiment  ROPEADOPE Tr7Makaya McCraven dr Marquis Hill tpt Jeff Parker gtr Darryl Jones bs Greg Spero pnoSpero/McCraven/Parker/Jones/HillLove love love this!!  Think Herbie Hancock given a 21st century Chicago twist this is groovin'! Ropeadope you've done it again!!5 Brian Jackson – Nomad (5'17)This is Brian Jackson BBE Tr4Brian Jackson vc pno Binky Brice bs Caito Sanchez drDaniel Collás timp Camellia Hartman vln Claire Solomon clThe Sampaquita StringsJackon arr CollásEternal truths from the soulful voice of legend Brian Jackson – pure medicine music for the soul…produced by Phenomenal Handclap Band founder Daniel Collás.6 Partikel – Citizen (7'14)Anniversary Song BERTHOLD Tr9Duncan Eagles sx Max Luthert bs Eric Ford drEaglesCheck out the energy explosion that is Partikel: one of the most exciting trios in improvised music” taking “the classic sound of the Sonny Rollins saxophone trio for contemporary ears in an adventurous but intrinsically melodic manner. 7 Josean Jacobo - Herencia Criolla (5'25)Herencia Criolla SELF RELEASE Tr 1Josean Jacobo pno Daroll Méndez bs Otoniel Nicolás drJacoboAfro-Dominican music pioneer Josean Jacobo's doing such important work for Latin Jazz.  Here past and present meet and blend in such beauty…. short field recordings transition into the main tracks, guiding listeners through the cultural inspiration behind each composition and arrangement, creating a bridge between history and its influence on the present. 8 Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead – Denim (3'59)Poetic SELF RELEASE Tr6Jonathan Barber dr Taber Gable keys Matt Dwonszyk bs Godwin Louis alto Andrew Renfroe gtr BarberFantastic new album from drummer Jonathan Barber & Vision Ahead – we're lovin the smooth neo-soul grooves on this track!  Only 29 years old, Jonathan has already recorded and toured worldwide with such artists as Pat Metheny, Nicholas Payton, Buster Williams, Jimmy Greene and Erykah Badu.9 Phil Robson - Callow Freeway (3'54)Portrait in Extreme LYTE Tr2Phil Robson gtr bs  David Lyttle elec drRobsonPhil Robson recalls Kurt Vonnegut, a resonant author for him who said, I want to stand as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can't see from the center. 10 Michael Weiss - Birthday Blues (7'00)Persistence CELLAR LIVE Tr8Michael Weiss pno Eric Alexander sx Paul Gill bs Pete Van Nostrand drWeissFoot tappin be-bop from genius Michael Weiss to complete this fantastic episode!

Convicted murderer David Lyttle continues to deny he killed his friend Brett Hall almost a decade ago. A jury last year found Lyttle guilty and he was sentenced to a minimum non-parole period of 11 years. Jonathan Mitchell reports.

In 2013 David Lyttle and Eddie Lee wrote a Suite called the Barinthus Suite and it world premiered at the Hawks Well, who commissioned it. Inspired by Sligo's Neolithic landscape, it featured some internationally renowned jazz and trad musicians.I interviewed Eddie a few weeks ago you can listen here - https://www.buzzsprout.com/1100048/5305732-s1-ep19-eddie-lee-musician-photographer.mp3?blob_id=21462037&download=trueHere is some more about Eddie that he shared with me for our previous podcast As a pro musician of more than 3 decades, I've guested on a Grammy-nominated Enya album, toured and recorded with artists on several continents across many genres of music, including NoCrows, Dervish, Those Nervous Animals, Stockton's Wing, A Woman's Heart and the Pale. In 2013 I sang in Ennio Morricone's choir for his Irish concerts and was commissioned to co-write a suite of music by the Hawks Well Theatre and appeared in Ken Loach's Jimmy's Hall as a jazz musician. Each July I have been instrumental in bringing the best jazz musicians on the planet to Sligo to teach and perform at Sligo Jazz Project's annual summer school and festival. I enjoy travelling through my music career and it's probably this I really miss the most during the current pandemic. More recently I have explored my love for photography and the landscape of my home county Sligo in particular. In the lockdown period I have been studying and learning about various aspects of photography and with the uncertainty surrounding the entertainment business hope to forge a career as a photographer over the coming months and years L, branching out into portrait work as well as my landscape and Milky Way/night Sky work. I have also been doing a Wednesday night jazz & world music show on radiosligo.com

Lyte Records is a label that focuses on hip hop, folk and classical, but mainly jazz. Based in Northern Ireland, it was founded by musician, songwriter and producer David Lyttle in 2007.

Drummer-bandleader David Lyttle speaks of growing up near Belfast in the 1980s, playing the Uilleann pipes as a child, working with Joe Lovano et al, establishing the Lyte label, discovering Andreas Varady, his trips to China and undertaking a US coast-to-coast tour that included performances in Area 51 and outside Art Blakey’s old Pittsburgh address…

Days after his thirteenth birthday, guitarist Andreas Varady recorded his debut studio album for David Lyttle’s Lyte Records. Dates at at The Montreux Jazz Festival and Ronnie Scott’s in London quickly followed. As did a management deal with Quincy Jones. His first Verve release featured guest turns from Gregory Porter and the late Roy Hargrove. This year, the now 21-year-old released his third CD, “The Quest”. None of this seems to have gone to the young man’s head - he’s back living with the parents in Limerick city, Ireland…

In episode 4 of Arts and Recreation with David Lyttle, the Northern Irish musician drives across Pennsylvania reflecting on 4000 miles in his Cadillac DeVille, his month-long U.S. artist residency and the forgotten subculture of C.B. radio.

In episode 3 of Arts and Recreation with David Lyttle, recorded during his U.S. artist residency, David eats fast food with the iconic jazz educator Jamey Aebersold in Louisville, Kentucky and talks to him about his life, career and anti-smoking campaigns.

In episode 2 of Arts and Recreation with David Lyttle, the Northern Irish musician tries to understand the mind of literary legend Hunter S. Thompson by talking to Cheryl Della Pietra, who worked for Thompson at Owl Farm in the early nineties as his editorial assistant.

In episode 1 of Arts and Recreation with David Lyttle, the Northern Irish musician visits the fortified, appointment-only gallery of an underground Banksy dealer called Andy to learn more about the iconic graffiti artist and hear what it takes to own a Banksy today.