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Ethos99
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cul8er
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Ethos99
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........Thank You
Billie Eilish – Live At Third Man Records
Third Man Records [TMR-660] 2019
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AnthonyI
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Aye.......... I'm still a little giddy I actually have it. Second spin going
Wicked Dreamer
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Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - The Distance
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Poly-Rythmo
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My collection #117
Emma Dorgu - Roverman
I don't own that much music from Nigeria. Not sure why, I just ended up buying from other West African countries mostly. But what I do have, like this one (and Fela, of course), is great. It's protest music but with funk and even some reggae.
Emma Dorgu - Roverman
I don't own that much music from Nigeria. Not sure why, I just ended up buying from other West African countries mostly. But what I do have, like this one (and Fela, of course), is great. It's protest music but with funk and even some reggae.
Poly-Rythmo
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My collection #118
Ben Folds Five
I loved this album when it first came out, and still love it today. Can't go wrong with piano and fuzz bass...
Ben Folds Five
I loved this album when it first came out, and still love it today. Can't go wrong with piano and fuzz bass...
CrazyDiamond84
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Selaws
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Cross post from the March Challenge Thread:
DAY 3 – Something's Gotta Change
John Coltrane - Giant Steps (Original 1960 US Black Label Mono pressing on Atlantic)
I was super close to choosing 'Kind Of Blue' by Miles Davis, but I often feel like 'Giant Steps' by John Coltrane doesn't get the recognition it deserves. With this album, Coltrane literally opened the door to new ways of creating jazz and being able to play the title track has become a rite of passage for saxophonists ever since. It's truly an incredible album.
DAY 3 – Something's Gotta Change
John Coltrane - Giant Steps (Original 1960 US Black Label Mono pressing on Atlantic)
I was super close to choosing 'Kind Of Blue' by Miles Davis, but I often feel like 'Giant Steps' by John Coltrane doesn't get the recognition it deserves. With this album, Coltrane literally opened the door to new ways of creating jazz and being able to play the title track has become a rite of passage for saxophonists ever since. It's truly an incredible album.
Selaws
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The Dave Brubeck Quartet - The Last Set At Newport (Atlantic, 1972 First Italian Pressing)
I played this last night and its been in my head ever since. Its just incredible and totally unexpected from Brubeck, very different to his studio albums. Hes almost trying to overcompensate for the fact that his acoustic set followed an electric one, so hes bashing the keys to make a percussive sound. Really amazing stuff and Gerry Mulligan's inclusion is a real treat!
I played this last night and its been in my head ever since. Its just incredible and totally unexpected from Brubeck, very different to his studio albums. Hes almost trying to overcompensate for the fact that his acoustic set followed an electric one, so hes bashing the keys to make a percussive sound. Really amazing stuff and Gerry Mulligan's inclusion is a real treat!
