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Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Jazz Is Dead And More
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Second edition of the new AAJ music mix series focusing on new jazz releases. Each episode features ten brand new tracks released during the past week from my favourite new albums, EP's and singles. As usual, the sessions play a broad selection of jazz genres; Afro, Latin, Mambo, funk, fusion and occasionally a welcome reissue. This week's page spotlight is on Ghanaian guitarist/composer Ebo Taylor featured on the latest Jazz Is Dead project... as always, we're forever in the groove!Playlist
- Blvck Spvde And The Cosmos "Doom (live)" from Overjoyed Through The Noise (Mello Music Group) 00:00
- Utopianisti "All Whale Panel" from Reason In Motion (Utopianisti) 05:04
- Adrian Younge And Ali Shaheed Muhammad "Obi Do Woa (If Someone Loves You) feat. Ebo Taylor" from Jazz Is Dead 021 (Jazz is Dead) 09:12
- Gustav Brom "Calling Up The Rain" single (Panorama Records, 1976 reissue) 12:56
- Art Baden "Chaotic Neutral" from How Much Of It Is Real (Rainy Days Records) 18:17
- Néstor Álvarez "Burning Spear" single (Original Gravity) 24:50
- Jonathan Powell "Butterfly (feat. Manuel Valera)" from Mambo Jazz Party (Circle 9 Records) 28:32
- Josef Akin "Small Steps" single (Jazz Alley) 34:27
- Ese And The Vooduu People "Summertime (Radio Edit)" single (Quadrafon Music) 38:57
- Rick Panzer "Pre-Stretch Warm Up" from Music For The Complete Jazz Dance Class With Lea Darwin (BBE, 1979 reissue) 42:39
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Ebo Taylor
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Blvck Spvde and the Cosmos
Utopianisti
Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad
Gustav Brom
Art Baden
Néstor Álvarez
Jonathan Powell
Josef Akin
Ese & The Vooduu People
Rick Panzer
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