Alan Gilbert on America's Founding Mythologies

Show description for Sunday 2/17/2013 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Our guest this afternoon, on the 5 o'clock hour, Professor Alan Gilbert, joining us for a discussion on the founding myths of the United States of America. Prof. Gilbert's most recent book is Black Patriots and Loyalists: Fighting for Emancipation in the War for Independence.

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	Artist	Song	Album	Label
	Horace Silver	Nica's Dream	Horace-scope	Blue Note
	Horace Silver	Enchantment	Six Pieces Of Silver	Blue Note
	Jackie McLean	5 Will Get You 10	A Fickle Sonance	Blue Note
	Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk	Purple Shades	Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk	Atlantic
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	Ernie Wilkins - Frank Wess - Jerome Richardson	Doin' The Thing	Flutes & Reeds	Savoy
	Etta Jones	On The Street Where You Live	Don't Go To Strangers	Prestige
	Etta Jones	Something To Remember You By	Don't Got To Strangers	Prestige
	Sarah Vaughn	It Souldn't Happen To A Dream	In The Land Of Hi-Fi	EmArcy
	Sarah Vaughn	Sometimes I'm Happy	In The Land Of Hi-Fi	EmArcy
	Max Roach	Bemsha Swing	The Many Sides Of Max	Mercury
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	Louie Bellson	Serenade In Blues	Thunderbird	Impulse
	Roland Kirk	Variations On A Theme By Hindemith	The Roland Kirk Quartet Meets The Benny Golson Orchestra	Mercury
	Roland Kirk	Roland Speaks	The Roland Kirk Quartet Meets The Benny Golson Orchestra	Mercury
	Roland Kirk	Ecclusiastics	The Roland Kirk Quartet Meets The Benny Golson Orchestra	Mercury
	Johnny Hartman	These Foolish Things	The Voice That Is!	Impulse
	Julie London	At Long Last Love	All Through The Night	Liberty
	Bobby Short	You've Got That Thing	Bobby Short Love Cole Porter	Atlantic
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	Sonny Clark	Royal Flush	Sonny Clark Quintets	Blue Note - Japan
	Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk	Rhythm-A-Ning	Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk	Atlantic
	Ray Charles	Let The Goodtimes Roll	The Genius Of Ray Charles	Atlantic
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	Charles Mingus	"Of Love, Pain, and Passioned Revolt, then Farewell, My Beloved, 'til It's Freedom Day" (excerpt)	The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady	Impulse
	Interview With Alan Gilbert By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Alan Gilbert By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Alan Gilbert By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Alan Gilbert By Justin Desmangles
	Charles Mingus	"Of Love, Pain, and Passioned Revolt, then Farewell, My Beloved, 'til It's Freedom Day" (excerpt)	The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady	Impulse
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	Ray Charles	In The Evening (When The Sun Goes Down)	Ingredients In A Recipe For Soul	ABC - Paramount

Robin D.G. Kelley On Jayne Cortez

Show description for Sunday 2/10/2013 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

  This afternoon, on the 5 o'clock hour, Robin D.G. Kelley returns to New Day Jazz, discussing the life and work of the late Jayne Cortez.

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	Artist	Song	Album	Label
	Phineas Newborn, Jr.	Cheryl	A World Of Piano	Contemporary
	Phineas Newborn, Jr.	Manteca	A World Of Piano	Contemporary
	Phineas Newborn, Jr.	Diane	The Newborn Touch	Contemporary
	Nina Simone	Just Say I Love Him	Forbidden Fruit	Colpix
	Ray Brown / Milt Jackson featuring Marion Williams	I've Got To Live The Life I Sing About In My Song	Much In Common	Verve
	Bobby Timmons	Cracklin' Bread	Soul Food	Prestige
	Jayne Cortez	For The Poets	Before Columbus Foundation Poets	Folkways
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	Nina Simone	Rags & Old Iron	Forbidden Fruit	Colpix
	Nina Simone	No Good Man	Forbidden Fruit	Colpix
	Art Farmer Quartet	One For Majid	Sing Me Softly Of The Blues	Atlantic
	John Coltrane	Dahomey Dance	Ole	Atlantic
	Sonny Rollins	He's Younger Than You Are	Alfie	Impulse
	Ink Spots	I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire	Their All Time Greatest Hits	MCA
	Dinah Washington	Make Believe Dreams	Complete Recordings Vol. 8	Official
	Dinah Washington	Mad About The Boy	Complete Recordings Vol. 8	Official
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	Duke Ellington feauring Lil Greenwood	Walkin' And Singin' The Blues	Primpin' For The Prom	CBS - France
	Duke Ellington Orchestra	Johnny Come Lately	Johnny Come Lately	RCA
	Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn	Johnny Come Lately	Great Times!	Original Jazz Classics
	Duke Ellington Orchestra	It Don't Mean A Thing	Johnny Come Lately	RCA
	Steve Lacy	Criss Cross	The Straight Horn Of Steve Lacy	Candid
	Teddy Edwards & Howard McGhee	Perhaps	Together Again!	Contemporary
	Eddie Jefferson	Soft & Furry	Letter From Home	Riverside
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	Tommy Flanagan	Ugly Beauty	Thelonica	Enja
	Interview With Robin D.G. Kelley By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Robin D.G. Kelley By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Robin D.G. Kelley By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Robin D.G. Kelley By Justin Desmangles
	Andrew Hill	Diddy Wah	One For One	Blue Note Re-issue Series

Quincy Troupe On Jayne Cortez

Show description for Sunday 2/3/2013 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

This afternoon, on the 5 o'clock hour, Quincy Troupe returns to New Day Jazz for a discussion on the life and legacy of the great Jayne Cortez.
“Jazz isn’t just one type of music, it’s an umbrella that covers the history of black people from African drumming to field hollers and the blues. In the sense that I also try to reflect the fullness of the black experience, I’m very much a jazz poet.” ~ Jayne Cortez

 

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	Artist	Song	Album	Label
	William Parker Orchestra	Caravan	Essence Of Ellington: Live In Milano	Centering Records
	Jayne Cortez & The Firespitters	Mojo 96	Taking The Blues Back Home	Harmolodic - Verve
	Jayne Cortez & The Firespitters	Cultural Operations	Taking The Blues Back Home	Harmolodic - Verve
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	Roscoe Mitchell Trio	Poem	No Side Effects	RogueArt
	Roscoe Mitchell Trio	Flash	No Side Effects	RogueArt
	Roscoe Mitchell Trio	From Red To Rusk	No Side Effects	RogueArt
	Miles Davis	Frelon Brun (Brown Hornet)	Filles de Kilimanjaro (Girls/Daughters of Kilimanjaro)	Columbia
	Miles Davis	Directions (1)	The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions	Columbia
	Ran Blake & Jeanne Lee	You Stepped Out Of A Dream	You Stepped Out Of A Cloud	Owl
	Ran Blake & Jeanne Lee	Newswatch	You Stepped Out Of A Cloud	Owl
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	John Coltrane featuring Eric Dolphy	Chasin' The Trane	The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings	Impulse
	John Coltrane featuring Eric Dolphy	Impressions (a.k.a. So What)	The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings	Impulse
	Matthew Shipp	4D	Greatest Hits (4D)	Thirsty Ear
	Matthew Shipp	Stage 10	Greatest Hits (Elastic Aspects)	Thirsty Ear
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	William Parker	If There's A Hell Below (excerpt)	I Plan To Stay A Believer: The Inside Songs Of Curtis Mayfield	AUM-Fidelity
	Interview With Quincy Troupe By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Quincy Troupe By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Quincy Troupe By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Quincy Troupe By Justin Desmangles
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Poet Joy Harjo, Crazy Brave

Show description for Sunday 1/27/2013 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

This afternoon, on the 5 o'clock hour, we are honored to be joined by Joy Harjo, discussing her new book, Crazy Brave: A Memoir.
"Joy Harjo is one of the real poets of our mixed, fermenting, end-of-the-century North American imagination." ~ Adrienne Rich

“Joy Harjo is a giant-hearted, gorgeous and glorious gift to the world. Her belief in art, in spirit, is so powerful, it can't help but spill over to us -- lucky readers. Wildly passionate and honest as a hound, Crazy Brave invites us into a whole new way of seeing -- deeper, less cluttered, and vastly more courageous than our own. It’s a book for people who want to re-fall in love with the world.” ~ Pam Houston

"Joy Harjo has always been able to see with more than her eyes. Her
writing is a testament to this gift. Her memoir honors her own journey as
well as those who fell along the wayside. Her hero's journey is a gift for
all those struggling to make their way." ~ Sandra Cisneros

"Here is the life that brought Joy Harjo to poetry -- a life in which 'crazy' means close to necessary risk, close to herself, close to prophecy, and close to love. This book reminds us again that poems are not luxuries and that coming to them can offer not only grace but survival." ~ Honor Moore

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	Artist	Song	Album	Label
	Wayne Shorter	The All Seeing Eye	The All Seeing Eye	Blue Note
	Jackie McLean	Cancellation	It's Time!	Blue Note
	Lee Morgan	The Sixth Sense	The Sixth Sense	Blue Note
	Freddie Hubbard	Cunga Black	Blue Spirits	Blue Note
	Cyn Zarco	Flipochinos / Being Your Woman / Pacific Lover	Before Columbus Foundation Poets	Folkways
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	Thelonious Monk	Rhythm-A-Ning	Thelonious In Action	Riverside
	Thelonious Monk	Epistrophy (Theme)	Thelonious In Action	Riverside
	Etta Jones	Don't Go To Strangers	Don't Go To Strangers	Prestige
	Etta Jones	I Love Paris	Don't Go To Strangers	Prestige
	Ray Charles & Betty Carter	It Takes Two To Tango	Ray Charles & Betty Carter	ABC-Paramount
	Ray Charles	But On The Other Hand Baby	Greatest Hits	ABC-Paramount
	Victor Hernandez Cruz	Artist/Art This / (Seque into) Anonymous Sonnet	Before Columbus Foundation Poets	Folkways
	Joy Harjo	I Am a Dangerous Woman / Crossing the Border Into Canada	Before Columbus Foundation Poets	Folkways
	Wayne Shorter	Face Of The Deep	The All Seeing Eye	Blue Note
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	Sonny Clark	Lover	Sonny Clark Quintets	Blue Note - Japan
	Beverly Kenney	Nobody But Me	Sings With Jimmy Jones & The Basie-ites	Roost
	Beverly Kenney	The More I See You	Sings With Jimmy Jones & The Basie-ites	Roost
	Hampton Hawes	The More I See You	The Green Leaves Of Summer	Contemporary
	Rahsaan Roland Kirk	Rip, Rig And Panic	Rip, Rig And Panic	Limelight
	Abbey Lincoln	Softly As In A Morning Sunrise	Abbey Is Blue	Riverside
	Abbey Lincoln	Long As Your Living	Abbey Is Blue	Riverside
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	Joe Henderson	Pedro's Time (excerpt)	Our Thing	Blue Note
	Interview With Joy Harjo By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Joy Harjo By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Joy Harjo By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Joy Harjo By Justin Desmangles
	Joe Henderson	Pedro's Time (excerpt)	Our Thing	Blue Note
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	Al Green	What A Wonderful Thing Love Is	I'm Still In Love With You	Hi Records
	Al Green	Simply Beautiful	I'm Still In Love With You	Hi Records

David S. Ware Remembered By Matthew Shipp, Will Alexander

Show description for Sunday 12/23/2012 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

This afternoon on New Day Jazz, a special broadcast dedicated to the life and music of David S. Ware. As part of our exploration of Mr. Ware's extraordinary music, we will be joined by poet Will Alexander in the 4 o'clock hour, and pianist, composer, Matthew Shipp at 5.

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	Artist	Song	Album	Label
	David S. Ware	Wheel Of Life	Onecept	AUM-Fidelity
	David S. Ware	Celestial	Onecept	AUM-Fidelity
	David S. Ware	Divination	Planetary Unknown	AUM-Fidelity
	David S. Ware	Crystal Palace	Planetary Unknown	AUM-Fidelity
	David S. Ware	Saxelloscape Two	Great Bliss Vol. 2	Silkheart
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	David S. Ware Quartet	Aquarian Sound	Flight Of i	DIW
	David S. Ware Quartet	Angel Eyes	Third Ear Recitation	DIW
	David S. Ware Quartet	Tenderly	Earthquation	DIW
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	Interview With Will Alexander By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Will Alexander By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Will Alexander By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Will Alexander By Justin Desmangles
	David S. Ware Quartet	Solar Passage	Crytptology	Homestead Records
	David S. Ware Quartet	Serpents And Visions	Oblations And Blessings	Homestead Records
	Matthew Shipp	Jazz Paradox	4D	Thirsty Ear
	Matthew Shipp	Blue Web In Space	4D	Thirsty Ear
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	Matthew Shipp	4D	Greatest Hits (4D)	Thirsty Ear
	Matthew Shipp	Stage 10	Greatest Hits (Elastic Aspects)	Thirsty Ear
	Matthew Shipp	Nu-Bop	Greatest Hits (Nu-Bop)	Thirsty Ear
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	Interview With Matthew Shipp By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Matthew Shipp By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Matthew Shipp By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Matthew Shipp By Justin Desmangles
	David S. Ware Quartet	Freedom Now Suite 1	Freedom Now Suite	AUM-Fidelity

"Going Too Far" with Ishmael Reed

Show description for Sunday 12/9/2012 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Our guest this afternoon, on the 5 o'clock hour, poet, playwright, essayist, and novelist, Ishmael Reed.

Mr. Reed returns to the program to discuss his most recent book, Going Too Far: Essays About America's Nervous Breakdown.

 

“Wonderful… Bravo!” Robert Wilson, Pulitzer Prize winner for CIVIL warS.

Ishmael Reed goes too far, again! Just as the fugitive slaves went to Canada and challenged the prevailing view that slaves were well off under their masters, Ishmael Reed has gone all the way to Quebec—where this book is published—to challenge the widespread opinion that racism is no longer a factor in American life.

In some ways, says Reed, the United States very much resembles the country of the 1850s. The representations of blacks in popular culture are throwbacks to the days of minstrelsy. Politicians are raising stereotypes about blacks reminiscent of those that the fugitive slaves found it necessary to combat: that they are lazy and dependent and need people to manage them.

Ishmael Reed establishes his diagnosis of a nervous breakdown in three parts. Part I on a black president of the United States is entitled “Chief Executive and Chief Exorcist, Too?” Part II on culture and representations of African Americans in our supposed post-race era, “Coonery and Buffoonery.” In Part III, “As Relayed by Themselves,” cultural figures have a chance to tell the story in their own words.

About Going Too Far and Ishmael Reed

“Ishmael Reed is a buzz-saw. He ambushes arguments from everunpredictable angles forcing the rest of us, whatever our politics, to acknowledge not just his passion but the fierceness of his intellect.” Trey Ellis, author of Platitudes, Home Repairs, and “The New Black Aesthetic.”

“Reed is a pre-future sage… His fiction, poems, plays, and recordings are a moral looking glass for envisioning what we might be. His nonfiction, however, is at once testimony and indictment of what we are.” Jerry Ward, Professor of English and African American World Studies, Dillard University, New Orleans.

 Ishmael Reed and Verbal War

“Reed tackles the Tea Party’s shockingly racist antics, Obama’s accomplishments, feminism’s effect on the black male image, the Occupy Movement—to varying results. Reed is best when he historicizes, as in his essay “Ethnic Studies in the Age of the Tea Party,” and when he draws on the more rational, even-tempered voices of others, as in his interviews with Terry McMillan and Nuruddin Farah.” Publishers Weekly,November 05, 2012.

Ishmael Reed

“A courageous American man of letters, one who, if he lived in most places in the world, would be a martyr by now.”—Hakim Hasan, The San Francisco Chronicle

“Reed’s writing is incisive and astute; impassioned and amusing. He fully researches his topics and makes a decisive stand based on the facts, as he sees it….”—Gabrielle David, Phati’tude Literary Magazine

“With Ishmael Reed, the most persistent myths and prejudice crumble under powerful unrelenting jabs and razor-sharp insight.”—Le Devoir, Montreal

Ishmael Reed is an essayist, novelist, poet and playwright, and a prizewinner in all categories. He taught at the University of California (Berkeley) for thirty-five years, as well as at Harvard, Yale and Dartmouth. Reed is a member of Harvard’s Signet Society and Yale’s Calhoun Society. He lives in Oakland, California.

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	Carmen McRae	As Time Goes By	Alone	Amigo
	Carmen McRae	I Could Have Told You	Alone	Amigo
	Dorothy Parker	A Fairly Sad Tale	Poems & "Horsie"	Spoken Arts
	Ruth Brown	(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean	(Mama) He Treats Your Daughter Mean	Atlantic
	Ray Chalres	Movin' On	The Genius Sings The Blues	Atlantic
	Albert Ammons	Boogie Woogie Stomp	In The Begining	Blue Note
	Count Basie Orchestra	Mutton Leg	Count Basie Orchestra	RCA
	Lucky Thompson	Boppin' The Blues	Lucky Thompson & His Lucky 7	RCA
	Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart	Palm Springs Jump	Slim & Slam	Columbia
	The 5 Cousins	I've Got The World On A String	Leo Watson	Swingtime
	Vic Dickerson	Jingle Bells	Leo Watson	Swingtime
	Duke Ellington	Jingle Bells	Primpin' For The Prom	CBS - France
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	Duke Ellington	Peanut Brittle Brigade	The Nutcracker Suite	Columbia
	Duke Ellington	Zweet Zurzday	Sweet Thursday	Columbia
	John Beecher	Screened	Report To The Stockholders	Folkways
	Milt Jackson Quintet	On The Scene	Milt Jackson	Blue Note - France
	Hampton Hawes Quartet	Blues # 4	All Night Session Vol. 3	Contemporary
	Lionel Hampton	Jack The Bellboy	The Complete RCA Recordings	RCA
	Django Reinhardt	I'll See You In My Dreams	Django!	Djangology
	Eddie Lang & Lonnie Johnson	Deep Minor Rhythm Stomp	50 Years Of Jazz Guitar	Columbia
	T-Bone Walker	Stormy Monday Blues	Straighten Up And Fly Right	New World
	Muddy Waters	Hoochie Coochie Man	Muddy Waters	Chess
	Bo Diddley	Who Do You Love?	16 Greatest	Chess
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	Cab Calloway	Minnie The Moocher	Tea Pad Songs	Reefer
	Louis Jordan	What's The Use Of Getting Sober (When You're Going To Get Drunk Again?)	Tea Pad Songs	Reefer
	Yack Taylor	Whip It To A Jelly	Sammy Price	Swingtime
	Billie Holiday	Do Your Duty	Complete Decca Recordings	Decca
	Thelonious Monk	Hackensack	Criss Cross	Columbia
	Bud Powell	Un Poco Loco	The Amazing Bud Powell! Vol. 1	Blue Note
	Shorty Rogers Orchestra	Un Poco Loco	The Afro-Cuban Influence	RCA - Living Stereo
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	Miles Davis Sextet	Straight, No Chaser (excerpt)	Milestones	Columbia
	Ishmael Reed Interviewed By Justin Desmangles	Ishmael Reed Interviewed By Justin Desmangles	Ishmael Reed Interviewed By Justin Desmangles	Ishmael Reed Interviewed By Justin Desmangles
	Miles Davis Sextet	Straight, No Chaser (excerpt)	Milestones	Columbia
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	Frank Sinatra	Only The Lonely	Only The Lonely	Capitol

Rob Nixon talks about his award winning book, Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor

Show description for Sunday 12/2/2012 @ 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Our guest this afternoon, on the 5 o'clock hour, Rob Nixon, author of Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor, winner of the 2012 American Book Award,  the 2012 Harold and Margaret Sprout Awardfrom the Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association,  the 2012 Transdisciplinary Humanities Book Awardfrom the Institute for Humanities Research at Arizona State University, as well as a Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2011. 
In this enormously important book, Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor, author RobNixon lays out some of the most persuasive and highly original analyses to date on the problems, perils, and confounding paradoxes surrounding the phenomenon of global destruction caused by rising levels of toxicity in the world today. While it is no secret that the most technologically advanced nations on earth, most especially in the West, and most particularly the United States, are the primary culprits in perpetuating the phenomenon of global warming, little has been done, until now, toward the unique role artists, particular writer-activists, can have and have created in off-setting the imminent catastrophes associated with it. Beginning with Lawrence Summers infamous quote outlining the logical necessity of the aforementioned advanced nations capitalists to dump toxins into an "under polluted" Africa, Nixon guides us through the surprising subterfuge of evasions, confrontations, revelations and disclosures surrounding the various industries, corporations, governments, unions, villages, townships, preserves, rivers and mines that are the landscape of the most volatile, socially and politically charged issues of our time. Those involving the very survival of the planet on which we live. Drawing heavily on the work of Rachel Carson, as well as Edward Said, Nixon has created a singular, remarkably rigorous, and inventive style of literary criticism, illuminating the work of writer-activists both in America and around the world, whose own powerfully deciphering works offer highly original solutions and perspectives on the daunting, often intimidating, prospects of human extinction. In a culture where our perceptions of the world in which we live are increasingly mediated by rapid advances in communication technologies, and their attendant archives, Nixon forwards the theory of 'slow violence,' a violence that develops incrementally over time, time not immediately apparent or presentable by spectacle driven media and broadcast technology. For those trapped inside and outside this virtual membrane, the paradox is lethal. Among the many writer-activists discussed byNixon are American Book Award winner Camille Dungy, Arundhati Roy, the late Ken Saro-Wiwa, Noble Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathi, Njabulo Ndebele, and Indra Sinha, author ofAnimal's People.

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	Gato Barbieri	La China Leoncia Arreo La Correntinada Trajo Entre La Muchachada La Flor De La Juventud	Chapter One: Latin America	Impulse
	Duke Ellington / Billy Strayhorn All-Stars	Caravan	Johnny Hodges All-Stars	Prestige
	Duke Ellington	Caravan	Money Jungle	United Artists
	Randy Weston	Zulu	Zulu	Milestone
	Randy Weston	Portrait Of Vivian	African Cookbook	Atlantic
	Randy Weston	Tribute To Duke Ellington	Carnival	Arista
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	William Parker Orchestra	The Essence Of Ellington	Essence Of Ellington: Live In Milano	Centering Records
	Sun Ra	Enlightenment	Nuits De La Fondation Maeght	Fondation Maeght
	Don Cherry	Brown Rice	Brown Rice	Horizon
	Ornette Coleman	Voice Poetry	Body Meta	Artist's House
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	Michael White	The Land Of Spirit And Light	The Land Of Spirit And Light	Impulse
	Michael White	Fiesta Dominical	The Land Of Spirit And Light	Impulse
	Ornette Coleman	Trouble In The East	Crisis	Impulse
	Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Research Arkestra	It's After The End Of The World	Live At The Donaueschingen And Berlin Festivals	MPS
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	Sun Ra featuring June Tyson	Neptune (excerpt)	Discipline 27-II	Saturn
	Interview With Rob Nixon By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Rob Nixon By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Rob Nixon By Justin Desmangles	Interview With Rob Nixon By Justin Desmangles
	Depeche Mode	Everything Counts (In Large Amounts)	Everything Counts (In Large Amounts)	Sire