Upcoming Events
Sunday, 02 December 2018 07:30 PM
61 Local
61 Bergen St,Brooklyn, NY
For Immediate Release
THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM
During the first week of December the Podcast THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM will be launched. Hosted by exemplar free jazz drummer, composer, and poet William Hooker, each episode will be an in-depth interview with the various artists, producers, and supporters who have made significant contributions to the cultural landscape of the free jazz movement.
William Hooker, a musician at the forefront of this movement, will provide his listeners an opportunity to hear from a broad spectrum of participants who are the creators of this unique art form.
Each interview will engage a single individual in conversation with respect to how they came to this music, how they, along with their peers embraced free jazz, and dedicated their lives to creating outside the mainstream. Principally focusing on the generation of musicians who came up in the 70s, the series will also pay homage to the progenitors of the free jazz movement, as well as explore the impact and challenges faced by today’s torch bearers.
The hope is that the listener will seek out this music that has made significant changes to the cultural landscape and will support its continual growth.
Each podcast will be available through YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmK2As1pXpp0qCUV-JZCgg
And, through William Hooker’s website: https://www.williamhooker.com/
Each month will bring two new podcasts beginning in December with multi-instrumentalist / composer / poet, On Ka’a Davis and free jazz activist / poet, Steve Dalachinsky.
Kicking off 2019 will be interviews with free jazz drummer, Marc Edwards and free jazz producer / dancer, Patricia Nicholson Parker.
Airing in subsequent months will be William Hooker’s interviews with such luminaries as: Ted Daniel, Hilliard Greene, Giovanni Russonello, Kevin Ramsey, Dick Griffin, Warren Smith, Craig Harris, Richard Keene, Mark Hennen, Andrew Lamb, William Parker, Barry Altschul, Steve Swell, and many more.
Included in each interview will be artist photographs by R.I. Sutherland- Cohen, as well as links to representative videos / musical passages of selected musicians.
For further information, please contact williamhooker98@gmail.com
Credits: William Hooker, Host; R.I. Sutherland-Cohen, Photographer / Recording;
Victoria Chan, Recording; Eriq Robertson, Editor; and John Lee, Technical Administrator.
https://youtu.be/Sb2jcnEzxjg On Davis
https://youtu.be/C7F5I_6NVXI Steve Dalachinsky
Thanks for the listen and any play you can give us..
William Hooker.
williamhooker.com
61 Bergen St,Brooklyn, NY
For Immediate Release
THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM
During the first week of December the Podcast THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM will be launched. Hosted by exemplar free jazz drummer, composer, and poet William Hooker, each episode will be an in-depth interview with the various artists, producers, and supporters who have made significant contributions to the cultural landscape of the free jazz movement.
William Hooker, a musician at the forefront of this movement, will provide his listeners an opportunity to hear from a broad spectrum of participants who are the creators of this unique art form.
Each interview will engage a single individual in conversation with respect to how they came to this music, how they, along with their peers embraced free jazz, and dedicated their lives to creating outside the mainstream. Principally focusing on the generation of musicians who came up in the 70s, the series will also pay homage to the progenitors of the free jazz movement, as well as explore the impact and challenges faced by today’s torch bearers.
The hope is that the listener will seek out this music that has made significant changes to the cultural landscape and will support its continual growth.
Each podcast will be available through YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmK2As1pXpp0qCUV-JZCgg
And, through William Hooker’s website: https://www.williamhooker.com/
Each month will bring two new podcasts beginning in December with multi-instrumentalist / composer / poet, On Ka’a Davis and free jazz activist / poet, Steve Dalachinsky.
Kicking off 2019 will be interviews with free jazz drummer, Marc Edwards and free jazz producer / dancer, Patricia Nicholson Parker.
Airing in subsequent months will be William Hooker’s interviews with such luminaries as: Ted Daniel, Hilliard Greene, Giovanni Russonello, Kevin Ramsey, Dick Griffin, Warren Smith, Craig Harris, Richard Keene, Mark Hennen, Andrew Lamb, William Parker, Barry Altschul, Steve Swell, and many more.
Included in each interview will be artist photographs by R.I. Sutherland- Cohen, as well as links to representative videos / musical passages of selected musicians.
For further information, please contact williamhooker98@gmail.com
Credits: William Hooker, Host; R.I. Sutherland-Cohen, Photographer / Recording;
Victoria Chan, Recording; Eriq Robertson, Editor; and John Lee, Technical Administrator.
https://youtu.be/Sb2jcnEzxjg On Davis
https://youtu.be/C7F5I_6NVXI Steve Dalachinsky
Thanks for the listen and any play you can give us..
William Hooker.
williamhooker.com
Upcoming Gigs
Sunday, 02 December 2018 7:30 PM
61 Local
61 Bergen St,Brooklyn, NY
For Immediate Release THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM During the first week of December the Podcast THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM will be launched. Hosted by exemplar free jazz drummer, composer, and poet William Hooker, each episode will be an in-depth interview with the various artists, producers, and supporters who have made significant contributions to the cultural landscape of the free jazz movement. More...
61 Bergen St,Brooklyn, NY
For Immediate Release THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM During the first week of December the Podcast THE LOST GENERATION: OUTSIDE THE MAINSTREAM will be launched. Hosted by exemplar free jazz drummer, composer, and poet William Hooker, each episode will be an in-depth interview with the various artists, producers, and supporters who have made significant contributions to the cultural landscape of the free jazz movement. More...