Podcasts about mars williams

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2022 58:02

The previous episode with singer Meryl Zimmerman was number 100, and now that I've made it that far, I think it's time to stop and help some of you catch up. I've had a lot of episodes I'm really happy with that have moments I'm glad I helped to get into the world. Some realizations probably came together for the first time when we talked. The conversations shed light on creativity, musicality, business, and spirituality--aspects the pop music enterprise that are too often overlooked or treated with too much care. I'm interested in all of these things, and Christmas music is a great vehicle to get into those topics. You can hear all that in these excerpts from season one with guests Panorama Jazz Band, Robert Earl Keen, The Waitresses' Chris Butler and Mars Williams, PJ Morton, Pink Martini, and Lowland Hum. Originally, I thought I'd simply do one retrospective episode, but I realized pretty quickly that it would be three to four hours' long, or it would leave out too much to be satisfying for me. So I'll be back with more next week and likely the week after that. Listening back is a little humbling, hearing some ratty production and a laid back intro affectation so extreme that I don't need to share any of that with you. You can't help but notice it though if you go back and check out the early episodes. If you haven't already done so, please do what you have to do to get Twelve Songs in your podcast feed. You can find us at Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Pandora, and Spotify. During our post-Christmas break, we went live on the IHeartRadio platform, TuneIn, Audible, and Amazon's podcast platform. Now, you can ask Alexa and Siri to play the Twelve Songs of Christmas podcast and let them pop it up on your voice-controlled personal assistant.

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Émission du 15 décembre 2021 - 14e et dernière émission de la 51e session...

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2021

14e et dernière émission de la 51e session... Cette semaine, hardbop, jazz moderne et free! En musique: Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers sur l'album First Flight to Tokyo - The Lost 1961 Recordings (Blue Note, 2021); Georg Demel Quartett sur l'album Pale Blue Dot (Unit, 2021); The SN Project; Muhammad Dawjee; Linda Sikhakhane sur la compilation New Horizons: Young Stars of South African Jazz Vol. 2 (Afrosynth, 2021); Maurice Louca sur l'album Saet El Hazz (The Luck Hour) (Northern Spy, 2021); Parish / Stein / Piechocki sur l'album External Link (Trouble in Mind, 2021); François Carrier sur l'album Glow (FMR, 2021); Mars Williams sur l'album Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas Vol. 5 (Astral Spirits, 2021)...

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Émission du 15 décembre 2021 - 14e et dernière émission de la 51e session...

Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2021

14e et dernière émission de la 51e session... Cette semaine, hardbop, jazz moderne et free! En musique: Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers sur l'album First Flight to Tokyo - The Lost 1961 Recordings (Blue Note, 2021); Georg Demel Quartett sur l'album Pale Blue Dot (Unit, 2021); The SN Project; Muhammad Dawjee; Linda Sikhakhane sur la compilation New Horizons: Young Stars of South African Jazz Vol. 2 (Afrosynth, 2021); Maurice Louca sur l'album Saet El Hazz (The Luck Hour) (Northern Spy, 2021); Parish / Stein / Piechocki sur l'album External Link (Trouble in Mind, 2021); François Carrier sur l'album Glow (FMR, 2021); Mars Williams sur l'album Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas Vol. 5 (Astral Spirits, 2021)...

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Mars Williams

Showbiz Roundup

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 4, 2021 26:08

Mars Williams is one of those rare musicians who successfully approaches music as a continuum, rather than a series of discrete genres. His spectrum extends from well-known 80's band The Waitresses to Chicago's Liquid Soul to the Peter Brötzmann Tentet. Savvy listeners may recognize Mars as the saxophonist with the Psychedelic Furs beginning with their 1984 release "Mirror Moves." One of the cornerstones of the Chicago improvised music scene, he brings one of his newest groups to the Garver Patio on July 9th, in a performance presented by Blue Stem Jazz.

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Mars Williams Interview

CHIRP Radio Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 28, 2021 11:21

This week, Features contributor Mike Nikolich speaks with saxophonist and composer Mars Williams, the force behind Liquid Soul and previous member of The Waitresses and The Psychedelic Furs. They discuss his illustrious decade- and genre-spanning music career, regular stops through the 90s and 2000s at the Elbo Room and Double Door with Liquid Soul, and his annual tradition of releasing a Christmas series of songs originally inspired by Albert Ayler. Produced by Mike Nikolich. Photo Credit: Mars Williams

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The Rest Of US Review

Movie Lovers Unite

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2021 47:56

Synopsis: The Rest of Us is a narrative feature film about student resilience in the face of a mental health crisis on a college campus. Set in Fall 2001 at Blair University, a motley crew of college students spring into action when forced to face a campus-wide mental health crisis. The film follows Amy, an introverted engineering student whose resistance — and resilience — provides inspiration to those who are left behind. Director: Linda G. Mills Writers: Laura Moss, Ricardo Pérez González Stars: Amanda Debraux, Laila Robins, Preston Martin, Peter Mark Kendall, Angela Scalafan, Mars Williams, Raffi Barsoumian Producers: Beth Davenport, David Komar, Mary Stuart Masterson, Hediya Sizar If you want to donate to the show feel free to do so by going to https://www.gofundme.com/f/movie-lovers-unite-podcast?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1 If you want to sign up with Audible to start your free trial here's the link http://www.audibletrial.com/movieloversunite If you want to be apart of our Patron feel free by clicking the link https://www.patreon.com/join/movieloversunite Follow us on Facebook at https://m.facebook.com/HouseNerdGeek/?ref=bookmarks If you want to get in touch with Movie Lovers Unite feel free to email us at movieloversunite@gmail.com If you want to leave us a voice mail message here's the link https://anchor.fm/movieloversunite/message If you would also link to be apart of our Listeners Support Program here is the link https://anchor.fm/movieloversunite/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movieloversunite/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/movieloversunite/support

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Chicago-based Jazz Saxophonist, Composer & Educator Mars Williams of the Band Liquid Soul

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2021

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Chicago-based Jazz Saxophonist, Composer & Educator Mars Williams of the Band Liquid Soul .. He opened up about his latest 2021 CD Lost Soul Volume 1 released March 19, 2021 .. Liquid Soul is a Grammy-nominated eight piece collective that built its reputation on a compelling mix of jazz, hip-hop, funk, free jazz and hard-bop. Liquid Soul had a Sunday night Chicago residency, starting at the Elbow Room in 1994 and then moving to the Double Door. Mars is a storied cat who has been all over the music map with the likes of The Psychedelic Furs, Billy Idol, Fred Frith, Billy Squier, John Scoffield, Charlie Hunter, Jerry Garcia and so many others .. He’s full of wit and wisdom … Enjoy his story .. Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Listen to each show at https://www.mixcloud.com/neonjazzkc. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/If you like what you hear, please let us know. You can contribute a few bucks to keep Neon Jazz going strong into the future. https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4

ZE Records' "A Christmas Record" with Michael Zilkha

Yak Channel Podcast Network

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2021 62:48

In 1981, Christmas albums for rock 'n' roll audiences didn't exist, and with the exception of a few snotty punk singles, there was nothing for young people who loved the music that emerged after punk and new wave. ZE Records' A Christmas Record occupied that space alone, though as label founder Michael Zilkha explains, the album was more of a marketing project than a specifically commercial venture. Still, it brought the world The Waitresses' classic "Christmas Wrapping," and included music by such iconic figures from the period as Labelle's Nona Hendrix, Was (Not Was), and Suicide. In this week's episode, Zilkha remembers the label's origins and decline, and how A Christmas Album was in many ways emblematic of its heyday. In our conversation, he talks about Cristina--Cristina Monet--who was an artist on ZE, and she would become his wife. Since Zilkha didn't talk about it in the interview, I didn't bring up her death from COVID-19 in 2020, but I wrote about it at MySpiltMilk.com shortly after she passed. In this week's episode, I use an excerpt from my interview with Chris Butler of The Waitresses from 2018. Earlier that year, I interviewed Mars Williams, who played saxophone on "Christmas Wrapping," and though I didn't include an excerpt from it, it shines more light on the experience. In today's episode, Zilkha talks about how the song has been covered, and although I don't announce it on the show, at that point I included a version by Kylie Minogue with guest Iggy Pop. The episode ends with an indie rock version by Hate Club from the Christmas compilation No Sleep 'til Christmas 8.

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Liquid Soul’s groove returns: The Mars Williams interview (Episode 580)

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2021 36:31

Grammy-nominated Chicago band Liquid Soul has resurfaced with “Lost Soul, Vol. 1,” a new collection of previously unreleased, buried treasures from the band. Liquid Soul leader/saxophonist/composer Mars Williams joins me tonight to talk about Liquid Soul’s unique history in the Chicago scene, from the band’s formation through their legendary residencies at Elbo Room and Double Door. And yeah, I’ll probably ask him about his work with Psychedelic Furs, too. Car Con Carne is sponsored by Siren Records McHenry

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Liquid Soul’s groove returns: The Mars Williams interview (Episode 580)

Car Con Carne

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2021 36:32

Grammy-nominated Chicago band Liquid Soul has resurfaced with “Lost Soul, Vol. 1,” a new collection of previously unreleased, buried treasures from the band. Liquid Soul leader/saxophonist/composer Mars Williams joins me tonight to talk about Liquid Soul’s unique history in the Chicago scene, from the band’s formation through their legendary residencies at Elbo Room and Double Door. And yeah, I’ll probably ask him about his work with Psychedelic Furs, too. Car Con Carne is sponsored by Siren Records McHenry

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1983 - November: Billy Idol "Rebel Yell"

What the Riff?!?

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 16, 2020 40:38

Did the artists make MTV, or did MTV make the artists? There is no doubt about the complementary relationship between the then-new music video channel and rocker Billy Idol. He had exploded on the scene with his debut solo album featuring hits such as "White Wedding" and "Dancing With Myself." His popularity would continue with his second studio album, Rebel Yell. Born as William Michael Albert Broad, Billy Idol found his studio name in a schoolteacher's derogatory description of him as "idle." Billy Idol got his start in the punk scene. He started performing with a retro-rock band called Chelsea in 1976, but quit after a few weeks to co-found a punk band called Generation X. While the music was punk, the image Idol created was more 1950's Elvis-styled rocker with a dash of glam rock thrown in. Billy Idol was a prominent member of the "second British invasion" on MTV in the early 80's, and would see mainstream success with Rebel Yell. Singles like the title track and "Eyes Without a Face" got heavy airplay on rock stations in the US. Idol's iconic look and "whiplash smile" was especially appealing to the new media of music videos shown prominently on MTV but also on other stations both on cable TV and the airwaves. If you enjoyed music videos back in the day, this episode will leave you saying "more, more more!" Daytime DramaThis slower and deeper cut was the second track on the album and was not released as a single. It compares life and relationships to a soap opera. "Beautiful star of my daytime drama...you're my hope for a future."Blue HighwayA faster rocking song, this track was also not released as a single. However it was the B-side to the single "Flesh for Fantasy," and it did get significant airplay on rock stations at the time.Flesh for FantasyThis track was the third single from the album and a significant hit, peaking at 29 on Billboard's Hot 100. It is heavily produced, and while a rock song it also was played in dance clubs as well. "Face to face and back to back, you see and feel my sex attack. Sing it!"Catch My FallPerhaps less popular than other album singles, this was the fourth single from the album. It has a new wave feel as well, and continues to have a dance beat. The saxophone is played by Mars Williams. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:"Bob's Major Award" (from the motion picture “A Christmas Story")This now-classic Christmas movie was surprisingly not that successful as a first run movie in 1983. This song gets its title from the "leg lamp." STAFF PICKS:“The Safety Dance” by Men Without HatsRob's staff pick spent 4 weeks at number 3 on Billboard's hot 100, and was another big hit from MTV. The song was meant to be a statement about people "pogoing" - flailing around on the dance floor in a way that could cause people to get hurt.“Mean Streak” by Y&TWayne features a heavy metal song from a group originally known as "Yesterday & Today." Y&T formed in 1974 in Oakland, and opened for a number of bands like Wild Cherry and Kiss. The lead singer is still performing with the group, but unfortunately all other members have died. Lars of Metallica credits Y&T with inspiring him to become a musician.“Mama” by GenesisBruce's staff pick is the opening track to Genesis' self-titled album. This dark song is about a young man with a mother fixation towards an older prostitute. Mike Rutherford wrote the electric drum machine parts that start the song and continue throughout the piece.“This Time” by Bryan AdamsBrian closes out the staff picks with the lead track from Adam's "Cuts Like a Knife" album. Bryan Adams was another beneficiary of MTV's influence, and this album was his breakthrough hit. LAUGH TRACK:Jim Carrey premieres on Johnny CarsonThis month marked the first time Canadian Jim Carrey appeared on American television on "The Tonight Show." He would go on several years later to fame after his stint on the television show "In Living Color"

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JazzX5#168. The Vandermark Five: Sucker Punch (Target or Flag) [Minipodcast]

HDO. Hablando de oídas de jazz e improvisación

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 9, 2020 7:31

“Sucker Punch” The Vandermark Five: Target Or Flag (Atavistic) Ken Vandermark, Mars Williams, Jeb Bishop, Kent Kessler, Tim Mulvenna © Pachi Tapiz, 2020 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html. Nota: en Jazzx5 #167 sonaba "Sucker Punch" del Michael Formanek Very Practical Trio. No podía dejar de sonar el tema de casi el mismo título de The Vandermark Five, un viejo tema favorito del grupo de Chicago.

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Club de Jazz 5/04/2019 || ¡Salvados!

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 5, 2019 81:19

No han descubierto el fuego, pero saben cómo prenderlo, domarlo, dejarlo ir sin perder el control y hacer que lo pierda el espectador. Fire! es el trío formado por el saxofonista sueco Mats Gustafsson junto a Johan Berthling (bajo) y Andreas Werliin (batería). Su último trabajo lleva por título "The hands". A solas, Gustafsson publicó hace unos años el disco "Torturing the saxophone", una recopilación de diversas grabaciones publicadas previamente en vinilo entre 2009 y 2011. La intrahistoria del disco involucra al famoso ilustrador Robert Crumb. El trompetista estadounidense Amir ElSaffar tiene en Hamid Al-Saadi a su gran maestro en el arte del maqam árabe. Su reciente actuación en Washington nos permite descubrir el bagaje cultural que impregna la música de Two Rivers, el grupo de ElSaffar. Boneshaker es la unión de los estadounidenses Mars Williams (saxos) y Kent Kessler (contrabajo) con el baterista noruego Paal Nilssen-Love. El título de su último trabajo se deja impregnar por el sino de los tiempos: "Fake Music". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

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Club de Jazz 5/04/2019 || ¡Salvados!

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 5, 2019 81:19

No han descubierto el fuego, pero saben cómo prenderlo, domarlo, dejarlo ir sin perder el control y hacer que lo pierda el espectador. Fire! es el trío formado por el saxofonista sueco Mats Gustafsson junto a Johan Berthling (bajo) y Andreas Werliin (batería). Su último trabajo lleva por título "The hands". A solas, Gustafsson publicó hace unos años el disco "Torturing the saxophone", una recopilación de diversas grabaciones publicadas previamente en vinilo entre 2009 y 2011. La intrahistoria del disco involucra al famoso ilustrador Robert Crumb. El trompetista estadounidense Amir ElSaffar tiene en Hamid Al-Saadi a su gran maestro en el arte del maqam árabe. Su reciente actuación en Washington nos permite descubrir el bagaje cultural que impregna la música de Two Rivers, el grupo de ElSaffar. Boneshaker es la unión de los estadounidenses Mars Williams (saxos) y Kent Kessler (contrabajo) con el baterista noruego Paal Nilssen-Love. El título de su último trabajo se deja impregnar por el sino de los tiempos: "Fake Music". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

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Chris Butler of The Waitresses

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 26, 2018 36:58

This week, I talk to Chris Butler of the 1980s’ band The Waitresses about their Christmas single, “Christmas Wrapping.” The band got enough interest and acclaim that they were asked to record the theme song for CBS’ 1982 high school sitcom Square Pegs, but the band never quite caught on in the way a lot of people thought they would. In 1981, The Waitresses were touring on the strength of their signature song, “I Know What Boys Like” when the one-off track they cut for Ze Records’ A Christmas Album, “Christmas Wrapping,” started to get attention. In 1983, it charted in England, and today it is better remembered than “I Know What Boys Like” and “Square Pegs,” and the song represents the new wave era when radio stations go to the all-Christmas format. In our conversation, Butler talks about writing for Patty—Patty Donahue, The Waitresses’ singer, who died of cancer in 1996. Her distinctive sing/speak gave the band its identity because it made the band’s songs sound like natural extensions of her. He also spoke of his affection for XTC’s “Countdown to Christmas Party Time.” Unfortunately, the song is not for sale digitally and I don’t have it in my collection, so I couldn’t include it in the show. You can hear it here. Earlier this fall, I interviewed saxophone player Mars Williams about his Albert Ayler Christmas project. Williams played saxophone with The Waitresses, and at the time we talked about his memories of “Christmas Wrapping,” including his decision to include it on Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas, Vol. 2. I have included a relevant excerpt from the Williams interview for this conversation on “Christmas Wrapping.”

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Émission du 12 décembre 2018 - 14e émission de la 40e session...

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2018

14e émission et dernière de la 40e session... Cette semaine, pas mal de jazz-rock et un peu de free jazz de Noël! En musique: Khruangbin sur l'album Con Todo El Mundo (Night Time Stories, 2018); Chris Lightcap sur l'album Superette (Royal Potato Family, 2018); Atlantis Quartet sur l'album Hello Human (Shifting Paradigm, 2018); Dave Gisler Trio sur l'album Rabbits on the Run (Intakt, 2018); Master Oogway sur l'album The Concert Koān (Clean Feed, 2018); Die Hochstapler sur l'album The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog (Umlaut, 2018); Mars Williams sur l'album Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas Vol. 2 (ESP-Disk, 2018)...

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Émission du 12 décembre 2018 - 14e émission de la 40e session...

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2018

14e émission et dernière de la 40e session... Cette semaine, pas mal de jazz-rock et un peu de free jazz de Noël! En musique: Khruangbin sur l'album Con Todo El Mundo (Night Time Stories, 2018); Chris Lightcap sur l'album Superette (Royal Potato Family, 2018); Atlantis Quartet sur l'album Hello Human (Shifting Paradigm, 2018); Dave Gisler Trio sur l'album Rabbits on the Run (Intakt, 2018); Master Oogway sur l'album The Concert Koān (Clean Feed, 2018); Die Hochstapler sur l'album The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog (Umlaut, 2018); Mars Williams sur l'album Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas Vol. 2 (ESP-Disk, 2018)...

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Kristin Chambers and Mars Williams

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 28, 2018 52:17

Seattle singer/songwriter Kristin Chambers is in the process of making her name, and she has done so in part by singing Christmas music. She has recorded one album, Snow Globe, and one EP, Merry Christmas, and they have helped to shape her identity more than she expected. Chambers talks with host Alex Rawls about the musical appeal as a singer and songwriter of Christmas songs as well as dealing with the success of that part of her songbook. They also talk about her background in theater and how it might relate to Christmas music. In the second part of this week's show, Alex talks to saxophone player Mars Williams, best known to many for his stints with The Waitresses and The Psychedelic Furs. Williams also plays with Witches and Devils, his Chicago-based tribute band to free jazz hero Albert Ayler. Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 document his efforts to fuse Ayler's music and method with Christmas music, something that's not as random an idea as it might seem at first. Williams also remembers recording The Waitresses' 1982 Christmas classic "Christmas Wrapping," and explains how he adapted it to fit with Albert Ayler's "Soul Cry." For more on Mars Williams' Albert Ayler Xmas project, see Alex's story at MySpiltMilk.com.

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Mom Said No - Alternative Rock Pop Punk Music on JessMessin' Broadcast

LYONS RADIO NETWORK

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2018 34:00

Buffalo, NY-based alternative band Mom Said No has sprinted out of the garage and set its sights on the national stage. While some of the group’s members are still in their teens, Mom Said No has already perfected its own brand of high-energy, dramatic, and tuneful pop. With the vocal harmonic influences from The Beach Boys to the high energetic performances of James Brown and the pop sensibilities of The Cars, Mom Said No is truly an experience of its own. Mom Said No’s debut EP, Motivation, presents four radio-ready original songs and is available for download through iTunes, Spotify, and Amazon. Recorded at Goo Goo Dolls bassist Robby Takac’s GCR Audio studios, the EP includes contributions from 10,000 Maniacs violinist/vocalist Mary Ramsey, Psychedelic Furs saxophonist Mars Williams, and Arkells keyboardist/vocalist Anthony Carone. The recording showcases infectious pop (“Song to You” and “The Intro”), tender ballads (“Never Ending Something,” which boasts Ramsey’s passionate string playing), and uptempo indie rock (“Cruising”). Composed of members Elliott Hunt (vocals and guitar); Tim Jackson (vocals); Ben Mac (bass and vocals); Chris Lillis (keyboard and vocals), and Mark Niewiemski (Drummer) Mom Said No has shared the stage with such touring acts as Young Empires, Lawrence, Walker Lukens and others.

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Émission du 13 décembre 2017 - 14e émission de la 37e session...

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 14, 2017

14e et dernière de la 37e session... Cette semaine c'est pour les costauds car l'on rend hommage à Sunny Murray décédé dernièrement avec pas mal de free jazz, du Albert Ayler et même de la musique de Noël... En musique: Spontaneous Music Ensemble sur l'album Karyōbin (Island, 1968, rééd. Emanem 2017); Roligheten sur l'album Homegrown (Clean Feed, 2017); Mars Williams sur l'album Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas (Soul What, 2017); Sunny Murray and Sabir Mateen sur l'album We Are Not At The Opera (Eremite, 1998); Hartmut Geerken and John Tchicai ‎sur l'album The Kabul and Teheran Tapes (Qbico, 2009, enr. 1977); Albert Ayler Quartet sur l'album European Radio Studio Recordings 1964 (Hat Hut, 2016)...

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Émission du 13 décembre 2017 - 14e émission de la 37e session...

Home Brew Rock Stars Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2017

14e et dernière de la 37e session... Cette semaine c'est pour les costauds car l'on rend hommage à Sunny Murray décédé dernièrement avec pas mal de free jazz, du Albert Ayler et même de la musique de Noël... En musique: Spontaneous Music Ensemble sur l'album Karyōbin (Island, 1968, rééd. Emanem 2017); Roligheten sur l'album Homegrown (Clean Feed, 2017); Mars Williams sur l'album Mars Williams Presents: An Ayler Xmas (Soul What, 2017); Sunny Murray and Sabir Mateen sur l'album We Are Not At The Opera (Eremite, 1998); Hartmut Geerken and John Tchicai ‎sur l'album The Kabul and Teheran Tapes (Qbico, 2009, enr. 1977); Albert Ayler Quartet sur l'album European Radio Studio Recordings 1964 (Hat Hut, 2016)...

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E10 Beer Festivals w/Scott Freeman, Urban Chestnut and Liquid Soul

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 22, 2017 87:12

Special Beer Festivals Podcast featuring Scott Freeman This podcast episode focuses on "Festival Pours with Scott Freeman", craft beer expert at Rural On Tap and creator of the Rocktown Brewdown Beer Festival. We tap into Scott's world as a former Miller Brewing Rep and craft beer marketer, as well as taste some top shelf beers from festival standout breweries like Maplewood (Lemon Drop), Firestone Walker (Parabola, Bravo), Pig Minds (South Bitch Slap). Home-brew Rockstars also break out a stand-out German Pilsner called Stammtisch from Urban Chestnut featuring the new large pop top lids (these are awesome!). All with music samples of some Acid Jazz/Funk classics from Chicago's own Liquid Soul, led by the one and only Mars Williams. The ROCKTOWN BREWDOWN 2017 Beer Festival on Saturday August 19 at 4:00 pm features all the the breweries mentioned above as part of 25 in total and more than 10 exclusive home-brews from Forest City Brewers. This inaugural event offers early VIP (3:00 pm) to a limited number of beer geeks for $55 (with access to special pours and a custom T-shirt), Regular Entry for $35, and Designated Driver tickets are also available for $10. GET TICKETS before they're gone!

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Club de Jazz 22/05/2013 || Conversación con Germán Díaz (+ concierto 'Método Cardiofónico')

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2013 146:31

El zanfonista Germán Díaz presentó en concierto en el Planetario de Pamplona su 'Método Cardiofónico' y en "Club de Jazz" lo escuchamos íntegro. En esta edición del programa del 22 de mayo de 2013 conversamos con él sobre este trabajo que parte de las grabaciones de latidos de corazón que realizara el doctor Iriarte en los años 30 del pasado siglo. Además, "desde mi cadiera" Jesús Moreno presenta el nuevo trabajo del Scorch Trio de Raul Björkenheim (gt), Ingebrit Haker Flaten (cb) y Frank Rosaly (bt) con el saxofonista Mars Williams como invitado. Lleva por título: "Made in Norway". En los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo indagamos en la conexión latina del etíope Mulatu Astatke. El "Jazz Porteño" de Alberto Varela es para la voz brasileña de Socorro Lira y su "Lua bonita". En el "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García, el encuentro entre Johnny Hodges y Duke Ellington con "Side by Side". Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

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Club de Jazz 22/05/2013 || Conversación con Germán Díaz (+ concierto 'Método Cardiofónico')