Wednesday April 28, 2010
Brad Mehldau’s interview feature on the new BBC Radio 2 – Jamie Cullum show aired last week (Tue Apr 20).
You can listen again via the program’s website
Brad’s segment begins at around 18:30 minutes into the program.
The interview is also featured on Jamie’s Podcast
BBC Radio 2 is the UK’s most listened to radio station, and Jamie Cullum’s weekly jazz show is a new addition to the schedule this spring.
Highway Rider has also garnered the following press in the UK:
‘Highway Rider’s contrasts and dramatic entries spring constant surprises, and show how much progress the mesmerising improviser has made as a big-ensemble composer. This is the kind of genre dialogue that gets classical/jazz crossovers a good name.’
Guardian
‘Mehldau is once again breaking new ground.’
Jazzwise
‘An inspired set.’
The Times
‘Brilliant!’
Mojo
‘Mehldau has come up with a widescreen version of modern jazz.’
BBC Music Magazine – Jazz Choice (April 2010)
‘Impressive and touching.’
Daily Telegraph
‘An extraordinary album that will further enhance Mehldau’s reputation.’
Record Collector
‘A concept album with an odyssey-like subtext.’
BBC Music
‘Heartbreaking, tense, rapturous.’
Observer
‘His most interesting album yet.’
Uncut
‘Succeeds in going beyond the formulaic limitations of the jazz-with-strings format to achieve an imaginative synthesis of its diverse
improvised and composed elements.’
Scotsman
| "The Littlest Prisoner" w/Bruce Cockburn | 4:09 | Jenny Scheinman |
| The Women Gather | 2:31 | Sweet Honey In The Rock |
| Nakamokhura | 4:07 | Vusi Mahlasela |
| Woza | 4:24 | Vusi Mahlasela |
| Mosaic Triad | Terri Lyne Carrington | |
| Solipsist | 2:31 | Kaki King |
| Before the Snow | 4:17 | Tineke Postma |
| Afro-Pfingsten Festival 2010 | Dobet Gnahoré |
| Vusi and Friends | Vusi Mahlasela |
| Sound Prints Short EPK | Sound Prints |
| Dakar Moon | Baaba Maal |
| Acoustic Africa Promo 2012 | Acoustic Africa |
| Sound Prints EPK | Dave Douglas |
| *Resignation | Brad Mehldau |
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