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Poly-Rythmo
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The Clash - Combat Rock
Orchestre Baobab - À Paris
Not the Clash's greatest but has some of their greatest songs, and one of the best from Senegal for sure.
The Clash - Combat Rock
Orchestre Baobab - À Paris
Not the Clash's greatest but has some of their greatest songs, and one of the best from Senegal for sure.
Poly-Rythmo
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#1781-1782
Crowded House - The Very Very Best of
Ignace de Souza and Black Santiago
Perfect pop song after perfect pop song, and more fire from one of Benin's finest.
Crowded House - The Very Very Best of
Ignace de Souza and Black Santiago
Perfect pop song after perfect pop song, and more fire from one of Benin's finest.
The Denmarkian Wonder
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Selaws
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Cairo Free Jazz Ensemble – Heliopolis (Sono Cairo, 2020 Holiday Records Limited Pressing)
This is killer! Sounds fantastic and some really out-there playing. Thanks again to @avecigrec for making me aware of it.
This is killer! Sounds fantastic and some really out-there playing. Thanks again to @avecigrec for making me aware of it.
Nee Lewman
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Finally listening to the new Lucy Dacus. I see what all the fuss is about. Also, I guess waiting for the magnolia variant was worth it, cause it sure is purdy:
JohnnyCashFan
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Barbecuing on the patio and Bill Evans... 
JohnnyCashFan
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In Memoriam, For Rock & Roll, For Jazz, For Music, For Charlie
Appreciating Charlie Watts, The Rolling Stones' Understated Drum Master
Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, who died on Tuesday, played with a deceptively simple style that took some fans time to appreciate.www.npr.org
Charlie Watts: a rock’n’roll legend whose true love was jazz
He may have backed the world’s most successful rock band, but the late drummer worshipped his jazz heroes through big bands and other projectswww.theguardian.com
One more article I enjoyed and wanted to share
‘Not just a drummer – a genre’: Stewart Copeland and Max Weinberg on Charlie Watts
The Police and Bruce Springsteen drummers share memories of their late Rolling Stones counterpart, explaining his technical brilliance, his verve – and his clothes-folding skills
www.theguardian.com
dansomeone
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With no Ape House reissue of Mummer in sight, I bit on a UK og. It sounds terrific.
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ThePakoBuelna
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I've just finished listening to this, and I thought this will be up the alley for some of you.
I know @Yer Ol' Uncle D may like them.
I know @Yer Ol' Uncle D may like them.
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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It sounds like these guys were working on a school project on The Flat Duo Jets while listening to The Cramps and found a harmonica in a drawer while looking for a stapler.
I approve.
