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Oneness of Juju, Amanda Ekery, Snacktime, Ray Anderson & More New Releases

By Ludovico Granvassu | Mondo Jazz
July 5, 2022
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Oscillating between yesterday's funky good times of yesterday (Oneness of Juju; Milt Ward) and today's grooves (Snacktime, Kneebody, Ray Anderson's Pocket Brass Band) this week's playlist confirms that good music is timeless, and quirky to boot (Amanda Ekery, Esthesis Quartet).

Happy listening!

Playlist

Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
Oneness of Juju "Nooky" Bush Brothers and Space Rangers (Strut) 0:16
Host talks 4:49
Laurent Coulondre "El Jonito" El Jonito—Single (New World) 6:07
Host talks 9:46
Snacktime "Junkyard Fire!" Junkyard Fire!—Single (Snackmf) 11:13
Kneebody "Spectra" Live at Le Crescent (Edition) 20:29
Host talks 29:12
Milt Ward and Virgo Spectrum "The Charle" Milt Ward and Virgo Spectrum (Frederiksberg) 31:07
Esthesis Quartet "Cricket" Esthesis Quartet (Orenda) 37:18
Amanda Ekery "LCC #13 (Vision)" Some (more) Short Songs (Hey Lu!) 43:03
Host talks 49:43
Ray Anderson's Pocket Brass Band "Yo Cats" Come IN (Double Moon) 50:46

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