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Galliano, Andy Hay, Brown Penny, Soren Skov Orbit, And More
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The weekly Jazz First podcast series "They Call It Jazz" with 1-hour of brand new releases. This week, 11 tracks featuring jazz and jazz not jazz, that forever-debated so- called genre where the emphasis is not necessarily on improvisation but on the groove. Acid Jazz pioneer Galliano is our featured artist. They're back with a new album Halfway Somewhere after not being in a recording studio for three decades. 'Jazz' is the featured track, a remake from the version recorded on A Joyous Noise Unto The Creator released in 1992. On the page is the official music video for the first single "Circles Going Round The Sun." The album is released on Gilles Peterson's Brownswood record label.Playlist
- Zacchae'us Paul "Banana Laffy Taffy" from Jazz Money (Candid) 00:00
- Andy Hay "Being There" from Polaris (Andy Hay Music) 05:05
- Brown Penny "We Can Be Friends Though" promo (BeatPrint Records) 13:41
- Michael Pallas "Gateway" from Gateway (Truth Revolution Recordings) 18:52
- McCoy Mrubata "Xai Xai" from Brasskap Sessions Volume 3 (Casbah Records) 23:39
- Galliano "Jazz" from Halfway Somewhere (Brownswood Recordings) 30:18
- Romero Bros "Samba de Flora" single (Echo Chamber Recordings) 35:11
- GOkU "GOkUFUNK" from Evolution Practice (GlassPlate) 38:42
- Kham Meslien "Ta Confiance (Souleance Remix)" from Fantômes... Électriques (Heavenly Sweetness) 42:40/li>
- Soren Skov Orbit "Orbiting" from Adrift (Frederiksberg Records) 48:40
- Resavoir "Future (Knox Fortune Remix)" single (International Anthem) 55:19
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Galliano
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Zacchae'us Paul
Andy Hay
Brown Penny
Michael Pallas
McCoy Mrubata
Romero Bros
GOkU
Kham Meslien
Soren Skov Orbit
Resavoir & Knox Fortune
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