Name: Exfiltration Radio 38: it sends a shock right through me by Tim Jarrett
Duration: 1 h
Description: Paul Simon once talked about “the roots of rhythm.” Who would have guessed that for over 40 years the roots of rhythm would be a drum machine that was a commercial failure, but that spurred some of the greatest developments in hip-hop? We survey the impact of the machine called the TR-808 and the style called “electro” on the music of 1983, and beyond.

An hour of (mostly) 21st century jazz, plus a few odds and ends around the edges.

Exfiltration Radio 2 - Jazz Hour (2017-10-19)

The inaugural volume in the Exfiltration Radio series has a little bit of everything in it. If you like eclectic, this one’s for you.

Exfiltration Radio vol. 1 (2017-10-19)

This latest episode of Exfiltration Radio crosses between jazz and pop music and asks the question, “what if much of modern jazz is just cover songs?”

Of course, the answer is that most of jazz is just covers, it’s just a question of the age of the material. The revered Great American Songbook started off as pop music, after all—songs from movies and Broadway. All this show does is to update the material a touch.

Exfiltration Radio: causally connectible

Paul Simon once talked about “the roots of rhythm.” Who would have guessed that for over 40 years the roots of rhythm would be a drum machine that was a commercial failure, but that spurred some of the greatest developments in hip-hop? We survey the impact of the machine called the TR-808 and the style called “electro” on the music of 1983, and beyond. 

Exfiltration Radio 38: it sends a shock right through me

An hour of bliss at the intersection of  spiritual jazz and jazz-funk, circa 1969-1972. 

Exfiltration Radio 39: can't we smile?

An hour of David Byrne solo and collaboration works, from his earliest solo days in the 1980s to today.

Exfiltration Radio 38: it sends a shock right through me

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