2023.09.25 Henry Threadgill on John Gilmore and Von Freeman - 3 of 3
"Easily Slip Into Another World," Henry Threadgill's recent memoir, is required reading for a full appreciation of tonight's Deep Focus. It reveals the roots, the rich harvest, and the hidden, dark c...
15 Okt 202356min
2023.09.25 Henry Threadgill on John Gilmore - 2 of 3
"Easily Slip Into Another World," Henry Threadgill's recent memoir, is required reading for a full appreciation of tonight's Deep Focus. It reveals the roots, the rich harvest, and the hidden, dark c...
8 Okt 20231h 17min
2023.09.04 Craig Harris on Sam Rivers - 3 of 3
In the sixties, they explained evolution to us with that March of Progress illustration, a lockstep development from the proto-human Dryopithecus to modern man. That same approach was also used to ex...
21 Sep 20231h 23min
2023.09.04 Craig Harris on Sam Rivers - 2 of 3
In the sixties, they explained evolution to us with that March of Progress illustration, a lockstep development from the proto-human Dryopithecus to modern man. That same approach was also used to ex...
17 Sep 202359min
2023.09.04 Craig Harris on Sam Rivers - 1 of 3
------ In the sixties, they explained evolution to us with that March of Progress illustration, a lockstep development from the proto-human Dryopithecus to modern man. That same approach was also use...
10 Sep 20231h 10min
2023.08.21 Roy Nathanson on Eric Dolphy - 3 of 3
If Eric Dolphy's music were a school of painting it would be analytical cubism: planar and angular, multi-directional and austere, But it's not abstract. It's showing us something we know; we are si...
7 Sep 20231h 5min
2023.08.21 Roy Nathanson on Eric Dolphy - 2 of 3
If Eric Dolphy's music were a school of painting it would be analytical cubism: planar and angular, multi-directional and austere, But it's not abstract. It's showing us something we know; we are si...
3 Sep 20231h 12min
