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Lo-fi percussive propulsions

Free-flowing saxophone lines, timbral guitar and double drums from We Bow To No Masters. Plus, an archive tape of the British-Jamacian free-form saxophonist Joe Harriott.

Free-flowing saxophone lines, timbral guitar and double drums from We Bow To No Masters out of Los Angeles. An archive tape of the British-Jamacian saxophonist Joe Harriott, who combined his love of Charlie Parker鈥檚 be-bop with his Caribbean roots and free-form innovations. The cellist Hannah Marshall performs a spare and sensitive solo improvisation and there鈥檚 music from New York-based quartet Orientation of We, whose aim is to imitate the movement of a school of fish by improvising as closely to one another as possible without crashing into each other.

Produced by Rebecca Gaskell
A Reduced Listening production for 麻豆社 Radio 3

1 hour

Last on

Sun 18 Oct 2020 00:00
麻豆社 Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Josephine Davies

    Ananda: Bliss

    • Satori: How Can We Wake?.
    • Whirlwind Recordings.
    • WR4764.

  • John Edwards & Caroline Kraabel

    Rust

    • Sequestered.

  • Orientation Of We

    Extra Heavy

    • Emergence.
    • Off.
    • OCD046.

  • Devin Gray & Gerald Cleaver

    Headbangers

    • 27 Licks.

  • Joe Harriott

    Shadows

    • Chronology (Live 1968-69).
    • Jazz In Britain.
    • JIB-09-M-LP.

  • Hannah Marshall

    Clearing 2

    • Clouds.
    • Takuroku.
    • TR070.

  • Roscoe Mitchell

    Frenzy House (feat. Craig Taborn & Kikanju Baku)

    • Conversations II.
    • Wide Hive Records.
    • WH-0319.

  • We Bow To No Masters

    is it guilt written across our face, or is it our face for which we are guilty?

    • We Bow To No Masters.
    • SIGE.

Broadcast

  • Sun 18 Oct 2020 00:00
    麻豆社 Radio 3