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Grover Washington Jr., Nubya Garcia, Seun Kuti And Egypt 80, And More
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- 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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