Brian Blade Fellowship
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Sep 24, 2026
MattHOST
Blending folkloric references, hints of church and spiritual concerns, jazz modality, and countrified touchstones.
MattHOST
Tonight's album, we're going to be covering the Brian Blade Fellowship, the album Perceptual, released on the Blue Note label in the year 2000.
MattHOST
So welcome, everyone.
MattHOST
I can't wait to get in the discussion for the Brian Blade Fellowship album Perceptual.
MattHOST
All right.
MattHOST
We're off the rails already.
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DrewHOST
You barely hear Brian Blade back there, but you know he's there.
MattHOST
Well, and that even goes back to the name of the group.
MattHOST
We are just using his list as our journey guide to the new jazz.
MattHOST
Now our old past videos we used the jazz wise magazine's top 100 albums that shook the world again we're not uh part of jazz wise or anything else that was just our guide and this is how we decided to move on so far we've covered in the year 2000 jim black's noah laxus brian blade fellowship perceptual kurt elling live in chicago nels petra molvar the album is called solid ether Danilo Perez, Motherland, David Sanchez, Malaza, and then tonight, David S. Ware, Surrendered.
MattHOST
So again, that's just a brief description of how we chose to listen to this album and discuss David S. Ware.
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Does
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MattHOST
Let me go to Branford Marcellus Quartet.
MattHOST
Nah, I can't do that right now.
MattHOST
Brian Blade Fellowship? Nah, I can't do that.
MattHOST
David Ware.
MattHOST
He's got it broken down into several different years, starting with the year 2000.
MattHOST
So far, we've covered Jim Black's Alas, No Axis, Brian Blade Fellowship, Perceptual, Kurt Elling, Live in Chicago, and last week we covered Nils Petter Molvaar, the album Solid Ether.
MattHOST
Of course, this week we are talking about Danilo Perez.
MattHOST
The album is Motherland.