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Fela Kuti & The Africa 70, Takuya Kuroda, Redtenbacher’s Funkestra, Allexa Nava, John Beltran & More
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- Fela Kuti and The Africa '70 "Let's Start" from Live with Ginger Baker, 1971 (Knitting Factory Records)
- Christelle Durandy "We Were Born To Drum" from Salsa de la Bahia Volume 3: Renegade Queens (Patois Records)
- Takuya Kuroda "Hung up On My Baby" from Everyday (La Reserve Records)
- Redtenbacher's Funkestra "The Jungle Line" (featuring Orphy Robinson) single (RSB Records)
- Ed Poole "Heads" (featuring Alex Toff) from Flow (unknown)
- Allexa Nava "Copycat" from No Language (Jazz re:freshed)
- Blazing Redheads "Cosmo" (released 1990) from Salsa de la Bahia Volume 3: Renegade Queens (Patois Records)
- Nādt Orchestra "Koko" (featuring Gianluca Petrella) from Dualism (Locomotiv Records)
- Okonski "Summer Storm" from Entrance Music (Colemine Records)
- Joy Spheres Rees "Trust The Feeling" single (BBE Music)
- Knats "Black Narcissus" single (Gearbox Records)
- Slug, Søren Søstrom & Clifford "Here, Too" single (Effortless Audio)
- 1001 Est Crémazie "Le Roi Muffe" (recorded 1975) from 1001 Est Crémazie (We Are Busy Bodies)
- John Beltran "O Patio" from Back To Bahia, Volume 5 (Copyright Control)
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