WGXC-FM
Overlooked: Newly Released Jazz
90.7-FM in NY's Upper Hudson Valley and wgxc.org/listen everywhere
http://www.wgxc.org/
Hosted by Rob Saffer.
Most “Overlooked” shows that focus on newly released music are not genre-specific. This one, however, is focused solely on new jazz: domestic and imported; large ensemble and small; traditional, modern and post modern; and everything in between, with an emphasis on guitars and cellos. One piece is a reissue.
Playlist:
Prologue: Corporate Tax as a Percentage…. - Anna Webber
Theme: Vitus Labrusca - Ben LaMar Gay
Restless in Pieces - Mike Reed
Galloway Street - Jeremy Cunningham
Sunshine Unlimited - Black Duck & Elena Setien
Crater for Ascending Angels - Brandon Seabrook
Homeshredder - Henrik Olsson
Please Continue - Skuli Sverrisson, Bill Frisell
Falling Grace - Mick Goodrick, Fred Hersch
From Here to Dexterity - Ray Russell
Somnambulator - Raymond Roussel
Glide - Stephan Crump
Like Swimwear (part 1) - Jeff Parker
Very Large Numbers - Anna Butterss, John Raymond, Ben Lumsdaine
Flowering - Adam O’Farrill
Triage - Mali Obomsawin
Monstera - Nicole McCabe & Savannah Harris
Walking Through a Party - Janel Leppin
Chalk - Myra Melford
Lento - James Brandon Lewis
Wind at My Back - Henry Threadgill
Vientos - Santiago Lamisovski Trio
Neves - Trio Imagination
“Overlooked” is a show focusing on overlooked and underplayed music of all varieties: jazz, improvisational, international, and other fringe music, ancient to future, familiar to rare, classic to weird. Broadcast live from Overlook Mountain in Ulster County, “Overlooked” offers programs focused solely on newly released music along with others that focus on specific musical themes or history.
Host Rob Saffer is the former Executive Director and Producer of the Creative Music Foundation and Creative Music Studio. While living in Brooklyn for 25 years, he served on advisory boards for Celebrate Brooklyn! and Symphony Space. He also co-curated the Brooklyn Museum’s summer jazz series and helped found The Mingus Big Band with Mingus’s widow, Sue. Rob is also a judge for the annual Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll.

