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Grover Washington Jr., Nubya Garcia, Seun Kuti And Egypt 80, And More
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Tony Poole selects his favourite tracks from this past week's new releases and pre-releases. The featured YouTube video (scroll down) is about Jason Miles, the keyboardist, producer and guardian of the Grover Washington Jr. legacy. Check out the short documentary about Jason's book The Extraordinary Journey of Jason Miles... A Musical Biography 100% AI generated.Playlist
- Nubya Garcia "In Other Words, Living" from Odyssey (Concord Jazz) 00:00
- Kyle Brooks "Chrysalis " from Monarch (independent) 05:48
- Seun Kuti And Egypt 80 "Stand Well Well " from Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) (Record Kicks) 11:17
- Mamman Sani And Tropikal Camel "Touareg Spaceship " from Nijerusalam (Batov Records) 17:19
- Camilla George And Blue Lab Beats "Abasi Isang (Blue Lab Beats Remix)" single (Eternal Source of Light) 21:10
- Prince Billy Mahdi Wright "Summer Love (re. 1982)" single (P-Vine Japan) 27:03
- Grover Washington, Jr. "Knucklehead (live 1998)" from Grover Live Vol. 2 (G-Man Productions) 31:43
- Isao Suzuki And The New Family "Mongolian Chant (re. 1980)" from Mongolian Chant (Paddle Wheel) 37:02
- Jason Robinson "Ancestral Dubbers (dub version by Marcus Urani) single (Circumvention Music) 43:45
- Jaze Baqti "Untitled 131" from Untitleds 14 (independent) 50:21
- Richard Spaven "Spaven's Arc (ft. Wildchild)" from Sole Subject (Jazz re:freshed) 53:22
- Dexter Wansel "Life on Mars (Paul Simpson Funkin' on Mars Mix) [re. 2021]" single (Expansion Records) 57:12
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Wildchild
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