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Jazz Collection: John Medeski mit «Medeski, Martin & Wood» – Groove. What else? Dienstag, 9. Juni 2020, 21.00 – 22.00 Uhr Radio SRF 2 Kultur Samstag, 13. Juni 2020, 17.06 – 18.30 Uhr (mit Bonustracks) Eng verzahnt und gleichzeitig entspannt: das New Yorker Trio «Medeski, Martin & Wood» setzt seit bald drei Jahrzehnten Massstäbe in Sachen Groove. Eine explosive Mischung aus Funk, Jazz und experimentellen Klängen, die sogar in langsamen Tempi zum Kochen kommt. Medeski, Martin & Wood produzieren ihre Alben mit der grossen Geste, ganz im Stil von Popmusik. Die Musik dieses eingeschworenen Trios lässt aber auch wegen ihrer klanglichen Vielseitigkeit aufhorchen. Grund dafür ist vor allem John Medeskis Faible für authentische Synthesizer. Der Organist, Pianist und Multitastenkünstler bringt jedes seiner alten Instrumente auf ganz spezifische Art zum Klingen. 55 Jahre alt wird John Medeski im Juni. Der Zürcher Organist Marcel Thomi verfolgt sein Schaffen seit Jahren und diskutiert darüber mit Annina Salis. Gast: Marcel Thomi Redaktion und Moderation: Annina Salis Interpret*in Titel Komponist*in Album / Label Medeski, Martin & Wood Fuck You Guys (First Take) John Medeski 20 / Indirecto Records (2011) John Medeski, keys; Billy Martin, dr; Chris Wood, b Medeski, Martin & Wood Orbits Wayne Shorter Notes from the Underground / Accurate Records (1995) Medeski, Martin & Wood Is There Anybody Here That Loves Trad. Shack-Man / Gramavision My Jesus (1996) Medeski, Martin & Wood Anonymous Skulls John King / Billy Martin / End of the World Party (Just in John Medeski / Chris Wood Case) / Blue Note (2004) John Medeski A Different Time John Medeski A Different Time / Okeh John Medeski, franz. Gaveau-Flügel von Records Sony (2013) 1925 John Medeski’s Mad Skillet Piri Piri John Medeski Mad Skillet / Indirecto Records John Medeski, keys; Will Bernard, g; Kirk (2018) Joseph, Sousaphon; Terence Higgins, dr Bonustracks (nur am Samstag) Interpret*in Titel Komponist*in Album / Label John Medeski’s Mad Skillet Tuna in a Can John Medeski Mad Skillet / Indirecto Records (2018) John Scofield Hottentot John Scofield A Go Go / Verve (1998) Medeski Scofield Martin & Juicy Lucy John Scofield Juice / Okeh Records (2014) Wood Christoph Grab Tough Tenor Nice and Easy Johnny Griffin Basics / Lamento Records (2018) Medeski, Martin & Wood Shine It John King / Billy Martin / End of the World Party (Just in John Medeski / Chris Case) / Blue Note (2004) Wood John Medeski Waiting at the Gate John Medeski A Different Time / Okeh Records Sony (2013) .

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