Visions: Flora Purim, Michele Rosewoman, Jack DeJohnette and more

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

Flora Purim

This week on Visions, I focus heavily on rhythmic, groove-centric Latin and Brazilian jazz. I play selections from Flora Purim, Manolo Badrena, Naná Vasconcelos, and Airto Moreira.

I also have classics from Jack DeJohnette, Tony Williams, Tina Brooks, Freddie Hubbard, John McLaughlin & Carlos Santana, and the Oscar Peterson Trio. I play deeper cuts from Michele Rosewoman and Emily Remler.

And finally, I have new releases from the Ancient Infinity Orchestra, Terri Lyne Carrington + Social Science, and Nicholas Payton & Butcher Brown.

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 10, 2026

  • “Creek (Arroio)” – Airto
  • “Riddim Song (feat. Brenda Navarette, Kokayi, Matthew Stevens & Morgan Guerin)” – Terri Lyne Carrington, Social Science, Fatoumata Diawara & Debo Ray
  • “Illuminations” – Ancient Infinity Orchestra
  • “One Handed Woman” – Jack DeJohnette
  • “Talkin’ About” – Tina Brooks
  • “Naima (with Mahavishnu Orchestra)” – Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin
  • “Flamenco Sketches” – Nicholas Payton & Butcher Brown
  • “Ondas (Na Óhlos De Petronila)” – Naná Vasconcelos
  • “West Africa Blue” – Michele Rosewoman
  • “Hot House” – Emily Remler
  • “I Remember Monk” – Butch Warren
  • “On the Que-Tee” – Freddie Hubbard
  • “Habiba” – Rufus Reid Trio
  • “My One and Only Love” – Oscar Peterson Trio
  • “Clube Da Esquina” – Manolo Badrena
  • “Light As a Feather” – Flora Purim
  • “Hittin’ On 6” – Tony Williams

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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.