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Drop Down Mama

3:43 minutes (3.4 MB)

September 27, 1977
Recorded on "Blues Before Sunrise"

Catfish Blues

2:58 minutes (2.71 MB)

September 27, 1977
Recorded on "Blues Before Sunrise"

My Baby's Gone

4:25 minutes (4.04 MB)

September 27, 1977
Recorded on "Blues Before Sunrise"

Build Myself a Cave

3:35 minutes (3.29 MB)

September 27, 1977
Recorded on "Blues Before Sunrise"

Interview 3

2:33 minutes (2.34 MB)

June 3, 1984
Hosted by Danny Lowit

Music 3

5:27 minutes (4.99 MB)

June 3, 1984
Hosted by Danny Lowit

Interview 2

2:51 minutes (2.62 MB)

June 3, 1984
Hosted by Danny Lowit

Music 2

2:56 minutes (2.68 MB)

June 3, 1984
Hosted by Danny Lowit

Interview 1

6:55 minutes (6.34 MB)

June 3, 1984
Hosted by Danny Lowit

Music 1

4:20 minutes (3.96 MB)

June 3, 1984
Hosted by Danny Lowit

Second Prayer

15:52 minutes (14.53 MB)

April 5, 1972
Engineered by Don Zimmerman

Interview - Part 3

5:31 minutes (5.07 MB)

April 5, 1972
Engineered by Don Zimmerman

Interview - Part 2

20:21 minutes (18.64 MB)

April 5, 1972
Engineered by Don Zimmerman

Interview - Part 1

8:21 minutes (7.65 MB)

April 5, 1972
Engineered by Don Zimmerman

Salaam (Peace) - A Prayer

26:03 minutes (23.86 MB)

April 5, 1972
Engineered by Don Zimmerman

Return to the East

11:32 minutes (10.57 MB)

December 8, 1974
Recorded on "Jazz 'til Midnight" in Studio 3

The Charles Tyler Quintet is:
Charles Tyler (as, bars)
Earl Cross (tp)
Ken Hutson (b)
Steven Reid (d)
Arthur Blythe (as, #2&5)

A Youngster's Eyes

11:33 minutes (10.58 MB)

December 8, 1974
Recorded on "Jazz 'til Midnight" in Studio 3

The Charles Tyler Quintet is:
Charles Tyler (as, bars)
Earl Cross (tp)
Ken Hutson (b)
Steven Reid (d)
Arthur Blythe (as, #2&5)

Me + We

8:53 minutes (8.14 MB)

Composed by Earl Cross

December 8, 1974
Recorded on "Jazz 'til Midnight" in Studio 3

The Charles Tyler Quintet is:
Charles Tyler (as, bars)
Earl Cross (tp)
Ken Hutson (b)
Steven Reid (d)
Arthur Blythe (as, #2&5)

Children's Music March

7:48 minutes (7.14 MB)

December 8, 1974
Recorded on "Jazz 'til Midnight" in Studio 3

The Charles Tyler Quintet is:
Charles Tyler (as, bars)
Earl Cross (tp)
Ken Hutson (b)
Steven Reid (d)
Arthur Blythe (as, #2&5)

Voyage from Jericho

17:58 minutes (16.46 MB)

December 8, 1974
Recorded on "Jazz 'til Midnight" in Studio 3

The Charles Tyler Quintet is:
Charles Tyler (as, bars)
Earl Cross (tp)
Ken Hutson (b)
Steven Reid (d)
Arthur Blythe (as, #2&5)

Wake Up Ladies (Ode to Lady Day)

13:36 minutes (12.45 MB)

December 8, 1974
Recorded on "Jazz 'til Midnight" in Studio 3

The Charles Tyler Quintet is:
Charles Tyler (as, bars)
Earl Cross (tp)
Ken Hutson (b)
Steven Reid (d)
Arthur Blythe (as, #2&5)

Interview - Part 4

11:08 minutes (10.19 MB)

November 30, 2008
Interview conducted in Elliott Carter's home, in anticipation of his 100th birthday
Carter interviewed by Carl Schoonover

Interview - Part 3

7:01 minutes (6.43 MB)

November 30, 2008
Interview conducted in Elliott Carter's home, in anticipation of his 100th birthday
Carter interviewed by Carl Schoonover

Interview - Part 2

9:14 minutes (8.46 MB)

November 30, 2008
Interview conducted in Elliott Carter's home, in anticipation of his 100th birthday
Carter interviewed by Carl Schoonover

Interview - Part 1

10:53 minutes (9.97 MB)

November 30, 2008
Interview conducted in Elliott Carter's home, in anticipation of his 100th birthday
Carter interviewed by Carl Schoonover

Interview

5:27 minutes (5 MB)

June 21, 2011
Live on Jazz Alternatives
Interview conducted by Undead Jazzfest organizer Adam Schatz. Program hosted by Mark Micchelli.

Interview - Part 2

14:20 minutes (13.12 MB)

December 12, 1993
Interview conducted by Janie Indipaolo

Interview - Part 1

28:16 minutes (25.89 MB)

December 12, 1993
Interview conducted by Janie Indipaolo

Interview - Part 1

13:07 minutes (12.01 MB)

July 20, 1993
Interview on "Audio Gumbo", hosted by Charles Blass

Please note: we only have the first part of this interview.

Interview - Part 3

16:34 minutes (15.16 MB)

December 24, 2008
Interview conducted by Susanna Mendlow for Bachfest