A collection of work from the writer, Anthony Dean-Harris, on culture, jazz, media, art, etc.
The Line-Up for 7 February 2020 and evölve for 8 February 2020
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New intro music for The Line-Up: Makaya McCraven - Three Fifths a Man
New intro music for evölve: Liberty Ellman - Rhinocerisms The Line-Up for 7 February 2020 Tim Stine Quartet - Knots Teebs - Why Like Kenny Barron & Dave Holland Trio feat. Johnathan Blake - Porto Alegre Pablo Held - Ascent Nutria - The Mission Jill Scott - The Light of the Sun Luke Norris - Excavate Matt Mayhall - Longview, TX MF DOOM - High John Jeff Parker - Max Brown Pt. 1 Chicago Underground Quartet - Orgasm Bobby Previte / Jamie Saft / Nels Cline - PhotoBomb Flying Lotus - Breathe . Something/Stellar STar Rafiq Bhatia - The Single Petal of a Rose evölve for 8 February 2020 Lolly Allen - Emily Teebs - View Point Christian McBride - Sister Rosa The Diva Jazz Orchestra - Slipped Disc Flying Lotus - Golden Diva Eric Alexander - Lonely Woman Vincent Herring / Bobby Watson / Gary Bartz - Klactoveedsedstene RJD2 - Ghostwriter Kenny Barron & Dave Holland Trio feat. Johnathan Blake - Porto Alegre Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra - Armageddon Nujabes - Aruarian Dance Chris Speed Trio - Helicopter Lineman Matt Mayhall - Longview, TX Jonti - Twirligig Kat Edmonson - A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes Kat Edmonson - All I Do Is Dream of You Kat Edmonson - The Age of Not Believing feat. Bill Frisell Kat Edmonson - Be Careful How You Wish DJ Harrison - Echo Parking Rafiq Bhatia - The Single Petal of a Rose Local Talent - Tundra Pablo Held - Ascent Jonny Greenwood - Proven Lands Jose James - Turn Me Up feat. Aloe Blacc Alicia Olatuja - People Make the World Go Round Rel - Reality Distortion Field Chicago Underground Quartet - Orgasm
The new editor-in-chief of the Tiger is asking what I would bring as editor for an interview tomorrow. He asked for this write-up: For the upcoming year, I hope to bring the same excellence to the editorial section of the Maroon Tiger that has been shown years past. Still, I feel that, if chosen, I will raise considerable standards of the section. I feel that the editorial section has been bogged down with base material that has become rather repetitive. My body of work for the Tiger has shown that I want to add a certain amount of awareness and seriousness to the editorial section and I hope to extend this mindset as I oversee this section. To the same degree, I want this to be a true voice of the Atlanta University Center, bringing up real issues that have not been addressed. As I’ve stated on multiple occasions, I tire of reading about calling women out on the strip, offensive Nelly videos, and Pall Wall’s influence on orthodontia. A great deal of my life is dedicate
When it comes to my love of Joe Sample, I could really go on for a while. In fact, I already did for Nextbop this week. To be honest, I rather tapped myself out about my love of all that is Joe there. All that's left is the music (much of which I had to bring from home to enter into the KRTU library). The Crusaders - Eleanor Rigby This is my favorite song, period. I marvel in how the majority of it is really a piano trio piece. It's probably Sample's best solo in his whole career (not to say he's peaked). Joe Sample - Carmel My parents don't often listen to The Line-Up. It's really not their brand of jazz. But since it's clearly been established this week that Joe Sample is loved throughout much of my family, this show is more palatable to them than any other show I've done. Because of that, before putting this show together, I asked my mother what song she'd like to hear this week. She chose "Carmel." Michael Franks - Nightmoves Fr
The Line-Up for 3 March 2023 Bill Laurance & Michael League, "Sant Esteve" off Where You Wish You Were Mndsgn, "Sheets" off Yawn Zen Kendrick Scott, "What Day Is It?" off Corridors Zack Lober, "Force Majeure" off NO FILL3R Braxton Cook, "Indie" off Who Are You When No One Is Watching? Simon Moullier, "Empress of the Sea" off Isla dela, "Get Busy" off The Robert Glasper Beat Tape Hess Brown Huntley, "Hickory Hill" off The Art of the Hang Pytx Trio, "God Still Hates Up For Killing The President (The Cowboys Didn't Win)" off Try to Laugh Without Smiling The Whale, "Rodeo Clown/Quee-Queg" off Sweetheart James Blake, "Air & Lack Thereof" off Air & Lack Thereof EP Jamail, "Sent Into A New World" Daniel Villarreal, "In/On" off Panamá 77 JaRon Marshall, "Constellations" off Earth Sounds Teebs, "View Point" off Estara
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