Guest Drop: Andrew Cyrille on A Noise From the Deep - The Late Set | Lyssna här

Some conversations are worth revisiting and sharing. In this special guest drop, we hand the mic to a friend of the show: trumpeter and composer Dave Douglas, who has appeared on The Late Set and whose Greenleaf Music podcast, A Noise From the Deep, is one we never miss. Here, Douglas sits down with master drummer Andrew Cyrille to discuss Lebroba, Cyrille’s ECM album with Wadada Leo Smith and Bill Frisell.

Cyrille also reflects on his Brooklyn beginnings, his first recording date with Coleman Hawkins, and his 11 years in the Cecil Taylor Unit. We’re especially excited to share this conversation at a time when Cyrille has two fine new albums: Trio Imagination and the forthcoming Drum Stories.

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Chapters

00:00 — Welcome: Josh Jackson & Nate Chinen
01:15 — Andrew Cyrille's big year & “Freeway” from Drum Stories
06:20 — Dave Douglas and Andrew Cyrille on A Noise From the Deep
10:00 — “Pretty Beauty” & recording Lebroba
18:30 — Learning by ear & a first date with Coleman Hawkins
24:15 — Coming up in Brooklyn: Louis Hayes, Max Roach & Philly Joe Jones
30:45 — Cyrille's Haitian roots
35:45 — “Lebroba”: Leland, Brooklyn & Baltimore
44:20 — What makes good music
52:40 — 11 years with Cecil Taylor
1:07:40 — Time, rhythm & “TGD”
1:13:00 — “Time to Dig”

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