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David Krakauer, Julie Sassoon, Maximilian Hering, Kamasi Washington & More New Releases
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If you need certainties to anchor your life in these confusing times, purchase the latest album by David Krakauer and you'll find that there are a few things that never fail to bring joy. The same goes for the heart-warming, and leg warming, old school soul and funk that is featured on this playlist, and the compelling projects by a number of international bands which guarantee a rewarding listening experience. Wrapping things up, the latest by Kamasi Washington.Happy listening!
Playlist
- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- David Krakauer "North Country Square Dance (Square Dance All Night)" Mazel Tov Cocktail Party! (Table Pounding Records/Label Bleu) 0:16
- Host talks 5:37
- Diane Ward & The Kevin Fingier Collective "Why Don't You Go Home?" Why Don't You Go Home -Single (Acid Jazz) 7:36
- The Greyboy Allstars "I've Got Reasons" Get a Job (Knowledge Room) 10:13
- Aldorande "Prometheus Asylum" Deux (Favorite) 14:50
- Host talks 19:59
- Juan Manuel Bayón "Gigante Indestructible" Silencio Ensordecedor (ears&eyes) 21:24
- Maximilian Hering "Una per al Verdi cent set" Nostalgia (Klangraum) 29:53
- Host talks 35:56
- Julie Sassoon Quartet "Jerusalem" Voyages (Jazzwerkstatt) 37:38
- Marquis Hill "A Portrait of Fola (Live)" New Gospel Revisited (Edition) 46:43
- Host talks 57:19
- Kamasi Washington "The Garden Path" The Garden Path -Single (Young) 59:05
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David Krakauer
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Ben Allison
Diane Ward
Kevin Fingier
The Greyboy AllStars
Aldorande
Juan Bayón
Maximilian Hering
Julie Sassoon
Marquis Hill
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