Visions: Rashaan Roland Kirk, Emma Dayhuff, Roy Haynes and more

Listen to “Visions” with host Kaleigh Wilder every Monday from 8-10 p.m. ET on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET

James Carter On Tour 1993 with Art Ensemble of Chicago

A young James Carter (second from the right; second row) on tour in Europe with Lester Bowie's New York Organ Ensemble and the Art Ensemble of Chicago.

On this episode of Visions, I play a little bit from every decade between the 1960’s and 2020’s. I have classics from Eddie Gale, Roy Haynes, Larry Young, John Klemmer, The Piano Choir, and Rashaan Roland Kirk.

I play great cuts from James Carter, Ravi Coltrane, Jessica Williams, Terri Lyne Carrington, Stefon Harris, Joshua Redman and Nate Smith. Plus, I have some newer releases from Kiefer, Emma Dayhuff, and Corey Fonville, Sam Fribush and Morgan Burrs.

Check out the playlist below and listen to the episode on-demand for two weeks after it airs using the media player above.

Visions Playlist for August 3, 2026

  • “The Weapon of Truth (feat. Eddie Henderson)” – Jessica Williams
  • “Coincide” – Ravi Coltrane
  • “FLML” – Corey Fonville, Sam Fribush & Morgan Burrs
  • “Raoul” – Roy Haynes Quartet
  • “The River (feat. Corey Wilkes, Paul Cornish, Jonathan Pinson & Isaiah Collier)” – Emma Dayhuff
  • “Why Not? (feat. Luke Titus & Pera Krstajic)” – Kiefer
  • “Sunset” – James Carter*
  • “Spinning Down” – Nate Smith
  • “The Rain” – Eddie Gale
  • “The Black and Crazy Blues” – Roland Kirk
  • “The Need to Smile” – The Piano Choir
  • “Faded Beauty” – Stefon Harris
  • “All the Children Cried” – John Klemmer
  • “Monk’s Dream” – Larry Young
  • “Jazz Crimes” – Joshua Redman

* indicates Detroit artist

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  • Visions with Kaleigh Wilder on WDET
    Kaleigh Wilder is a multi-instrumentalist and improviser based in Detroit. Speaking primarily through the baritone saxophone, Kaleigh combines elements of classical, jazz, avant-garde and Afro Diasporic influence into a unifying sound.